Today we are discussing what DBQs and Nexus letters are in VA claims, when they may be beneficial to your VA claim or appeal, and how veterans should utilize them. DBQ stands for Disability Benefits Questionnaire. DBQs are forms created for veterans’ use in the evaluation process for VA disability benefits. A nexus letter is a document prepared for a veteran by a medical professional that explicitly connects an in-service event to the current condition for which a veteran is seeking VA compensation.

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0:00 Introduction
0:32 What is a Disability Benefits Questionnaire? (DBQ)?
1:44 Who Completes DBQ Forms for Veterans?
3:20 Which DBQ Form Do I Use?
3:55 How Important Are DBQs for VA Claims & Tips for Your DBQ Process
4:55 VA Nexus Letters for Veterans Claims
5:28 Independent Medical Opinions, Nexus Letters, and DBQs: How They Relate
6:30 How to Get a Nexus Letter to Support Your VA Claim & What It Should Include
8:23 Common Issues CCK Sees With DBQs in Our VA Law Practice

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