FAQ

ABC, LLC is an objective consulting agency that helps veterans get thorough and accurate DBQs through our neutral 3rd party medical affiliate. ABC also helps transitioning service members and veterans communicate disabilities thoroughly and accurately to the VA doctors and their 3rd party contractors (VES, QTC, and LHI) for new-service connection claims.

No. The Veterans Affairs makes the ruling decision on all claims submitted. If your disabilities warrant an increase and your DBQ’s represent that, you have a high probability of success. ABC does not make any promises or guarantees.

Yes; all services offered by ABC are subject to a fee. In order to remain compliant with the VA's guidelines, our fees are not dependent upon success. We offer transactional services and no refunds are granted. However, we do offer Veterans a FREE no-obligation consultation.

Yes, different payment options are available. Please contact us for details.

We streamline the process and walk with you each step of the way. Our consultants do not work traditional business hours, and will work with you to accommodate your schedule. During our process, we can answer any question you may have, and will provide you with the service and support you deserve throughout your time as our client. 

Yes. ABC consultants are NOT accredited claims agents, therefore, we cannot represent you in any way. Veterans are required to submit their own claims. This can be done via a Veteran Service Organization, mailing your claim to the VA, or filing electronically on the eBenefits website.

You have the right to choose whatever licensed medical provider you would like! The licensed medical providers used by our neutral medical affiliate know the VA disability claim process and understand how to complete Disability Benefits Questionnaires with accuracy. Our process allows sufficient time and attention to accurately capture all of your symptoms in regards to your disability claim. Most primary care physicians do not have the knowledge to complete a DBQ correctly.

No. If you have an open appeal, you must wait until a decision has been made on your claim.

Yes. We work with many accredited agents and attorneys. ABC consultants, like accredited agents and attorneys, cannot give medical advice, or sign DBQ’s. However, unlike VSO's and attorneys, we cannot prepare, present, or prosecute a veteran's claim in accordance with CFR 14.629.b.1; what we can do is educate on options available to the client, but client must choose their intended actions on their own volition. As consultants, we do not offer legal advice nor medical advice. We recommend that you always connect with a VSO in your area.