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Veteran Centrix provides education only. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or any government agency. It does not prepare, present, or prosecute claims for VA benefits, and does not represent claimants before VA. Accredited representation and claim filing assistance are available at no cost through VA-accredited Veterans Service Organizations, agents, and attorneys.

Disability Benefits Education Services

Veteran Centrix — Lead With Trust

Veteran CentrixStructured instruction in the published federal regulations that govern VA disability compensation, and in the public decisions that apply them.

The regulations are public. The decisions are public. Most veterans have never been taught to read either one. That is the gap this program closes.

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Section 01 / Curriculum

Instructional Modules

Each module teaches published federal authority and how it is applied in decisions that are part of the public record. Instruction is general and applies to the regulation, not to any individual file.

01 / Regulation

Regulatory Literacy

  • Structure of the authority. How 38 CFR Part 3 governs adjudication and Part 4 sets the rating schedule.
  • Service connection. The elements the regulation requires, read directly from the text.
  • Rating criteria. How a diagnostic code is written and what each rating level states on its face.
  • Effective dates. What the regulation says governs the date benefits begin.

Source: 38 CFR Parts 3 and 4, eCFR

02 / Evidence

Evidence Standards

  • Categories of evidence. What the regulation identifies and what weight it assigns.
  • Medical opinion language. The standard of proof the regulation uses and the terms tied to it.
  • The benefit of the doubt rule. What it states and when the regulation says it applies.
  • Common gaps. Evidentiary shortfalls that appear repeatedly in published decisions.

Source: 38 CFR 3.102, 3.159, 3.303

03 / Decisions

Decision Case Study

  • Published decisions. How to search and read Board of Veterans Appeals decisions, which are public record.
  • Reasoning patterns. What the Board relied on, in its own words, and why.
  • Review lanes. The options the statute provides after an initial decision, and the deadlines attached.
  • Reading your own decision letter. How the sections of a rating decision are organized.

Source: BVA published decisions, va.gov

Section 02 / Method

How Instruction Is Delivered

Fixed sequence. Stated deliverables at each stage. No stage involves preparing, filing, or submitting anything to VA.

  1. 01

    Intake Call

    Scope, schedule, and fee stated in writing before any payment. No records are requested or reviewed.

  2. 02

    Regulation Module

    Guided walkthrough of the controlling CFR text, with citations you can verify yourself on eCFR.

  3. 03

    Case Study Module

    Published Board decisions read and analyzed as instructional examples. Names and identifiers are not used.

Section 03 / Scope

Program Scope

What the program covers, stated plainly.

Within Scope
  • Instruction on published federal regulations governing VA disability compensation.
  • Instruction on how to locate and read public Board of Veterans Appeals decisions.
  • General explanation of evidentiary standards as the regulation states them.
  • General explanation of the review options available after an initial decision.

Section 04 / Sources

Source Register

Every authority taught in this program is public, free, and verifiable. Instruction adds structure and sequence. It does not add access to anything you could not obtain yourself.

38 CFR Part 3
Adjudication. Governs service connection, evidence, effective dates. Published on eCFR.
38 CFR Part 4
Schedule for Rating Disabilities. Contains the diagnostic codes and rating criteria. Published on eCFR.
38 U.S.C. Chapter 11
The statute underlying compensation for service-connected disability.
BVA Decisions
Board of Veterans Appeals decisions, published and searchable by the public.
VA.gov
Official agency guidance, forms, and the accredited representative directory.
Accreditation Search
VA Office of General Counsel directory of accredited attorneys, agents, and VSO representatives.

Section 05 / Coaches

Meet the Coaches

Every coach walks veterans through the same fixed curriculum in this program.

Section 06 / Contact

Program Inquiry

Scope, schedule, and fee are stated in writing before any payment is taken.

Direct Contact

Electronic Mail

admin@veteranssolutions.com

Preferred channel for program and scheduling questions.

Response Standard

One Business Day

Acknowledgement of receipt. Program details follow separately.

Free Alternatives

Always Available

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Email your name, a way to reach you, your state of residence, and the general program topic you are interested in.

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