Free help with your VA claim. You only pay if you win.
Lt. Gen. Marc H. Sasseville, USAF (Ret.) on Navigator USA
501(c)(3) nonprofit
Not a claims mill. A registered nonprofit.
Nothing up front
You pay only from benefits recovered.
National law firms
Accredited agents and attorneys handle the claim.
Generals and physicians
A volunteer advisory board oversees the work.
No out-of-pocket cost for veterans who need help with a VA disability claim.
Navigator USA connects you with national law firms and VA-accredited agents who handle the claim for you. They file new claims, work to increase existing ratings, reverse appeal denials, combine Social Security and VA benefits, and secure surviving spouse benefits.
There is nothing to pay up front. You pay only a percentage of any past-due benefits recovered — so if the claim does not succeed, it costs you nothing.
What they can help with
Initial claims
Filing your first VA disability claim from the beginning.
Rating increases
Getting the rating that reflects your condition today.
Appeals
Challenging a claim that was denied.
SSDI and survivors
Combining Social Security with VA benefits, and surviving spouse claims.
How it works
Who is behind it
Navigator USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, guided by an advisory board of decorated military officers and physicians who serve as volunteers — including Lt. Gen. Marc H. Sasseville, USAF (Ret.), Brig. Gen. Stephen N. Xenakis, MD, U.S. Army (Ret.), and Dallas C. Hack, M.D., M.P.H., COL USA (Ret.).
Common questions
Is this really free?
There is nothing to pay up front, and nothing to pay if the claim does not succeed. If it does, a percentage of the past-due benefits recovered covers the work.
Do I qualify?
If you served and have a condition connected to your service, it is worth asking. That includes veterans already receiving a rating who believe it should be higher, and those whose claim has been denied.
Who actually handles my claim?
National law firms and VA-accredited agents — not volunteers. Navigator USA connects you with them.
What if my claim was already denied?
A denial is not the end. Reversing appeal denials is one of the things this network does most often.
Can my spouse or family use it?
Yes. Surviving spouse benefits and DIC claims are covered.