Answer 7 simple questions and we will automatically generate a Lay Statement that you can send up to the VA to support your VA Disability Claim.

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What is a Lay Statement?

A lay statement is a statement from a person who is not a doctor (lay person), and has witnessed you experience the symptoms of the disability you are filing for.  Lay statements can be done by spouse, family, friends, coworkers, etc... VA Form 21-10210. The lay statement is used to confirm that you have been suffering from the disability since you separated from military service.

What can it help me do?

The lay statement can help you prove the Nexus/Chronicity element.

How can I create one?

Answer the questions below, and send it to the Statement Generator.

3 Elements of VA Claim Approval

1. Evidence of the In-Service Event that caused, or aggravated, the disability, or evidence of an In-Service Diagnosis.

2. Evidence of nexus/chronicity showing that you have been suffering from the condition since you separated from military service. And the absence of evidence showing that anything outside of military service contributed to your disability.

3. Evidence of the current medically diagnosed condition.