VBG doesn’t charge any upfront fees. If you receive a favorable decision from the VA, there will be a one-time fee assessed as outlined in the terms of our client service agreement. Veterans are not charged if they don’t receive an increase in their VA disability compensation benefits.
In order to provide you with the highest level of customer service and ensure the availability of our trained staff, appointments are strongly recommended, but VBG does accommodate walk-ins. You can visit us at our locations in San Diego or Las Vegas.
VBG is not a law firm, and our staff who help Veterans compile medical evidence and file their disability claims are not attorneys.
VBG has helped more than 55,000 Veterans file their VA disability claims since 2015. More than 70% of Veterans who work with VBG have either tried the free options or tried on their own. Despite those efforts, 9 out of 10 Veterans who use VBG’s services receive an increase in their rating. More than 450,000 Veterans receive the wrong disability rating from the VA, and VBG was created specifically to correct those errors. Let our independent provider network, case managers and claims team take the confusion out of the equation to make sure you file your claim correctly the first time.
Yes. You may apply directly yourself through the VA, or you may work with a VSO to assist you with your claim at no cost.