DID HE JUST SAY THAT Truth About Veterans Submitting VA Disability Claims

[@TheCivDiv]

VetComm: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6vIq3tuoMdpqMksi=E3QABOVWrxxtul0C 1-stop-shop for Veteran benefits: CivDivonline.com Amazon CivDiv Shop: www.amazon.com/s?k=civdiv+llc&ref=nb_sb_noss - Clay

[@MikeSimmons-c9j]

A GS13 making $150,000 + 100% A&A with 4 kids. That should be another $50,000 tax free. Yet you are making money on youtube, charging for the REAL info that you dont give out here. And now partnering with Claim Sharks that you claim to hate. You CLEALRY are not for Veterans. You are making yourself rich. Good for you.

[@fesilva7603]

You spent almost 2 years bashing Claim Consultants and then you joined them. How many Vets did you screw out of their Benefits? How many companies lost money because of your bad advice? My husband used a guy named Will who actually suggested your videos even though he knows you bash his work. You clearly are in this for yourself.

[@ChristopherMillen1]

Making a great income and still charging Vets for NO results.

[@TheCivDiv]

@@fesilva7603 Lol, I am beginning to think that this account is Will himself. I've blocked multiple of your accounts but that's cool. Complain on... - Clay

[@twebber85]

I had been out for 14 years and never tried to submit a VA claim. I am now rated, and it has changed everything for me and my family. Praying for you and hope thigs get resolved soon.

[@markcowan3366]

Happy to hear that, I'm 10 years out and just about to file in a few months. Congrats!

[@DavidWDavis-xo4tj]

My ETS was 40yrs ago... Never knew about claims until last year! Filed first with a Rep. and got connected... Then, I filed secondaries myself off that .. I'm now 70% connected.....

[@jimrode470]

Thank you Clay for all you are doing. With help from your videos and links I made it to 100% p&t earlier this year. Got a bonus when I found out California give you a huge property tax exemption @ 100%. It is never too late to start your claims. I got out in 78 so it was 44 years before I filed.

[@TheCivDiv]

It’s never too late and property tax exemption is beautiful - Clay

[@JeffKano]

I got out out in 2003 at 10% for tinnitus. One of my Navvy Buddies convinced me to submit after total shoulder replacement which started in Navy but never got put into records. Tried calling multiple local VSO's and got no where. No response and no help. I started researching on line found yo and others and submitted for multiple issues and 1 year later I am now at 60%. THANK YOU so much for the info you provide and what you do for vets.

[@TheCivDiv]

Hey thank you and thanks for watching - Clay

[@T-Sim]

I used “no one”. I got educated also by you and a few others. Got to 100, all by my lonesome. Yes it took me 3.5 years to get 100 from 40. But I did it. All OBJECTIVE MEDICAL EVIDENCE and Military history.

[@TheSkipper51]

You are Sincere, Honest, Dedicated to Veterans Claims Process . Who cares where you film, the info is the gold nugget here.

[@recon68man]

Sending prayers for whatever situation is bothering you!

[@JackMahrt-p8z]

You Absolutely put Veterans First! Thank you for your dedicated military service., and thank you for all your valuable information and all that you do. Yes, you Absolutely put Veterans 1st! From one Vet to another, Thank You!

[@zeroturn7091]

Younger generations are more fortunate. You have so much information available, and people that want to help outside of VA. When I got out everyone was still gatekeeping for the most part.

[@Stormvet9091]

30yrs ago when I ETS’d there were no internet info or anything like it. The only briefing I got was , “ Turn in your TA-50 and there’s the door. 😂 I just recently filed a claim and you are correct, it’s help tremendously and has allowed me to concentrate on other important things.

[@lg7728]

@Stormvet9091 Yes, you were at a disadvantage. I retired 23 years ago, 1 Jun 2001, and I had the Internet and a Transitioning Assistance Program (TAP) briefing. I had a major road block when a VA volunteer reviewed my service treatment records (STR) and told me that I didn't have any disabling conditions that I could claim. I guess the volunteer could not see my complaints for knees, feet, low back strain, shoulders, headaches, sinusitis, and rhinitis in my STR. I filed anyway and received 30% in 2001. The law was passed 1 Jan 2004 that enabled veterans to receive both VA disability compensation (50% or more) and military retirement. I started receiving VA Compensation effective Feb 2007, 50% (an appeal from Feb 2007 to Aug 2015), and 100% Jan 2014. I learned about VA secondary conditions from Chris Attig's (VA attorney and veteran) website in 2012. Chris was very helpful! Thanks to God, that gave me the strength and knowledge to understand the VA website and VA claim process. One final comment, you may know this, military members (under the Benefits Delivery at Discharge Program) are allowed to file for VA disability compensation six months before departing service.

[@oumaloom]

Did it myself too. Your content is probably the most real one out there. I appreciate your guidance. Please keep more of your videos coming.

[@TheCivDiv]

That was the goal for this one and thank you - Clay

[@Jimmy_Duff]

Clay you and Jason helped me go from 10 to 70. Thank you

[@MarkRussellPhillips]

Really appreciate all you’re doing for us…great info!

[@lorit306]

Don't know what's going on, but prayers for whatever your going through. Your an invaluable source of info for vets, definitely looking out.

[@dsammy7762]

I submitted a claim for TDIU and two other items in July using a state VSO. I’m currently at 80%. Im currently in step 5of8. I utilized DAV for my original 80% with a total of 3 claims and an appeal that took 4yrs to win. I just want to say your videos are very good thanks for all that you do.

[@timdog1863]

I'm a gulf war vet getting ready to file my first claim. Thank you for this information!

[@venessavillarreal3151]

Made it to the end. I like your videos. I find them not only informative but non-biased and to the point.

[@MatthewZollmann]

Thank you Clay! Praying for you and yours! Thank you for all you do for us veterans!!!

[@TheCivDiv]

Hey thanks! We have lots going on over here and we appreciate it - Clay

[@craigboone2189]

I want to thank you for all that you do to assist those in need get properly rated.

[@dustins3613]

Afternoon Clay, mad it to the end. But more importantly, praying over you and your family brother. Keep fighting and never gove up. Lean in on the lord and trust in him. I continue to pray that the lord give yiu overflowing strength and peace. A peaceful mindset, that you hear him loud and clear. Your not alone he is right there by your side. Just focuse on him and celebrate small little victories. My wife was bed ridden for 4yrs, almost died twice in thoae 4yrs from lyme disease. All while having 3 little ones, working full time and dealing with my own issiues from ptsd. It kicked my butt for a long time but changed my mind set and celebrated small victories. If you ever need to vent, just reach out and i can give you my cell number. Thanks for all you do fornus veterans!!

[@dianeoates5417]

“VA Culture”. So true. I didn’t know until I started watching you,Jay, Dwayne, and CC. All awesome resources. Thank you

[@TheCivDiv]

Hey thanks! And thank you for being a member. - Clay

[@ulisesgutierrezespindola1561]

I have been fighting the VA since 2014, and with your help I have gained a lot of confidence knowledge thanks

[@DomesticKrys]

You’re the best! Always putting the Veteran first! Thanks for all you do Clay! 🙏

[@TheCivDiv]

Thank YOU for being a member and your feedback. - Clay

[@ChillyWill-dd7nq]

Clay I still can’t thank you enough for giving me the help, info and courage to go for it! I was worried about losing my 60% rating if I went for 100%! I’m at 100% and it’s helped so much! Thank you!

[@jjhays27]

Dude, I made it to the end. You just keep pressing on! Great job!

[@mickster026]

You really helped me out with understanding the whole process. Went from 0 to 70% and i dont think id have gotten a rating without your knowledge

[@TheMwdbruno]

VFW VSO assisted for initial filing with a very successful rating. Filed my own secondary that's in process now. No doubt you're veteran first....learned how to file because of you and Jay

[@OJWild]

You always put veterans first Clay. Prayers out for your current emergency. 🙏🏿

[@murrellstreeter9101]

You are definitely for the veterans Clay. Thank you for all you do man. Seriously 👍🏾💪🏾

[@TheCivDiv]

Thank YOU for that feedback - Clay

[@robbiebarnett6954]

You always put Vets first. Made it to the end. Prayers for you.

[@corcorandm]

Thanks Clay. Hope the serious situation turns out well

[@AndrewGreene-kn8qu]

Thanks Clay for your help with this issue, you’re doing a great service.

[@barryspruell6736]

You Rock it Marine. Great work. And yes ..I made it to the end. semper Fi

[@PeterScott-i1l]

My opinion is you're doing a great job, I value your opinions.. Thank you for everything you do for veterans!

[@mr.hello-aw8214]

My guy, I feel like you always put us Veterans 1st! 🥇. Thanks for all that you do. I made it to the end of the video.

[@TheCivDiv]

Dude, thank you. +2 so far 😂 - Clay

[@barbiejean1179]

Marines are great folks! Thank you for helping all of us. This from an older Corpsman. Using a VSO, but I am doing all the hard core work! Exhausting.

[@Dresden09]

Your an amazing Young Man . Thanks for the Info ..

[@AllAmericanTCD]

Did it myself for tinnitus and hearing loss. Got tinnitus, but 3 c&p exams later still denied hearing loss. Used Dr Sharma for my last 3 claims and jury is still out since August 3rd. Thanks for all your info 👍

[@Jimmy_Duff]

Same thing for me. Makes no sense. I did file for my awful headaches I get usually after a bad sleeping night and got 50% Pisses me off they won’t admit the hearing loss causes the tinnitus. I was Army artillery. Good luck brother

[@tomdabombadil19]

You put Vets first! Keep up the great work!

[@TheCivDiv]

Dude, +1 We’ll see how this video develops 😂 and thank YOU!! - Clay

[@Plischka99]

Clay, There is no doubt in my heart that you definitely put Veterans 1st! Thank you so much for all you do! ❤

[@tyteskillz]

I’ve been out of the military since 2003. I submitted my first claim on my own for 4 conditions in 2016. I had no clue of what I was doing. Two conditions were denied and the other two were rated 0%. I got discouraged and didn’t even appeal. Life got in the way and I was focused on other things and didn’t think about it. In 2023, I decided to submit another claim, but this time I use the help of someone who was assisting veterans with their claims at a VFW. She went through my medical records and identified a lot of conditions I didn’t know I could claim. She filled out a supplemental for my denied and 0% rated conditions and a claim for all the new conditions. I got my first decision in April 2024 and my second in June 2024. My third decision is still pending, however, I submitted a claim for an increase and for secondaries in September 2024 with evidence. They combined both claims and I completed a C&P exam last week for the conditions in both claims. I checked the status and they’ve already made a rating decision. It’s now in the decision letter step. I’m almost at the finish line. Keeping my fingers crossed.

[@regularguyprepper]

Feeding the algorithm for ya Clay. Keep doing what you're doing brother.

[@frankievalle74]

The claims process is not explained very well at all from the very beginning (while out processing). My last discharge was out of Ft. Drum and meeting with an FDVA rep asked be about aches, pains, injuries, etc. and filed claims for me. I had no idea what VA disability was, so did not go to the C&P evals. I thought it was like SSDI and refused to accept money to not work. Fast forward almost 15 years later and I start working for the VA (VHA). My supervisor and three co-workers jumped on me about not being service connected. They explained what it is, and helped me to understand VA disability and disability compensation. It has been a game changer. I was first referred to a company, then a second company, then got scammed so focused on learning from content creators like you. Changed my family situation tremendously. That’s Veterans looking out for Veterans. I do my best on a daily basis to pass it forward by having similar conversations and sharing content like this to help other Veterans figure out the best course of action for them. As usual, thank you again for your content and all the best to you and yours!

[@tanyajackson5282]

You do an amazing job!!! I’ve been empowered by watching your videos

[@MichaelHutchinson-ev4nx]

I got 100pt because of your podcast, I can’t thank you enough your shows awesome

[@TheSunshineplace10]

I filed my initial claim years ago in 2011 and just submitted for increases in June as well as pact act claims in june of this year. Yes, I did everything myself. I watched a lot of KZbin videos like yours and others. I submitted my claims all by myself, and I received a substantial increase. The VA rater also suggested that I file for something else, which I filed for the day that I got my claim back on october third. I'm currently waiting for that to come back and then I have an intent to file for some other things. But of course, I have a year to get that all together. the works as well. I think it really comes down to just educating yourself and understanding 38 CFR and your "conditions" and how they mesh...or not. Wishing you all the best!

[@TheCivDiv]

Thank you for sharing and understanding your situation is the best...what sucks is sometimes veterans aren't able to do that for a host of different reasons - Clay

[@TheSunshineplace10]

@@TheCivDiv big facts!!

[@mikeobrien4437]

As a vet I have learned more from you than any place else, just wish it was years ago !!

[@TheCivDiv]

We’re hear now - Clay

[@dianeoates5417]

I was denied for my lower back in 08 and again in 09. I was service connected this yeas because I found my STR from one of my post deployments that stateside I was knocked unconscious in a car accident. Come to find out that because it was in my STR’s, it is considered a CUE “Under 38 C.F.R. 3.156(c), a veteran can receive an earlier effective date if VA denied their original claim for service connection, and then later obtained service records in a subsequent claim that substantiated the veteran’s original claim.” I talked to VERA last week and let me know I was correct and it should backdate to 08. Ill keep you posted once I find out for sure

[@TheCivDiv]

Absolute solid CUE and that can be hefty backpay - Clay

[@bobmilo2786]

You offer up great information and I believe you put vets first. Thanks for the info you provide🇺🇲

[@ancientgruntgaming6646]

Submitted a fully developed claim with a lot of evidence, went to the C&P exam and submitted a form they requested from me supporting my claim. VA denied my claim because they overlooked the form they requested from me. I looked in the files section and there was the form submitted, reviewed and accepted. I have requested a high level review since this is a clear undeniable error on the VA's behalf. So frustrating to get denied because of a VA employee oversight.

[@michaelcarter9960]

Thanks for so the great info! I can’t go a without checking your content. Keep up the good work Clay

[@danwilson4679]

At the end of the day we know when we are doing are best and those who criticize are trying to justify there short comings. If helping educate just one veteran you've won. There is many older veteran like myself who are technically challenged. We need advice and it's up to us to apply it to our situation. My generation didn't get any thank you for your service and we are running out of time.

[@TheCivDiv]

Thank YOU for being a member and Hank’s for your feedback, appreciate it! - Clay

[@ronisley9716]

OhRah homi keep doing you. Lots of good info.

[@damienbell3155]

Clay your are awesome, you put out alot of valid ideas, information,,,,,,,, appreciate everything u provide. Hope your situation takes a turn for the better. God bless

[@ts-ri9fk]

Made it to the end. Thankyou very much for all the info.

[@angellindebak7569]

In my opinion, any org that conveys info within VBMS to the vet, supports the vet. Made it to the end & without a doubt you put vets first.

[@TheCivDiv]

Thank YOU! - Clay

[@Gonzilla56]

your videos have helped me learn the VA process (which i understood nothing about at first). i have done my own submissions thus far using your videos as help to go about getting the evidence needed. thank you for all your videos!

[@angiefoil3001]

you absolutely put the veterans first in your concerns! thanks for all the info. i am currently awaiting decision on my deceased husbands claim. my only regret is he did not live to see it go thru. thanks for all your info.

[@TheCivDiv]

Ah I hate to see this and I’m wishing you the best through a hard time - Clay

[@angiefoil3001]

@@TheCivDiv prayers to you Clay for good health care.

[@65Acura]

I made it to the end. Clay you are doing a great job. I got 60%. Myself. Ended up getting an accredited lawyer only for them to disagree with me and get me a bunch of denials. And then we they followed my advice I was able to get the final results. Keep helping the Veteran community and I hope your car situation improves soon.

[@sethmatherne7012]

I'd be curious about other's opinions. I was denied a direct service connect for GAD, though the VA acknowledged that I do have GAD. I also have sleep apnea, not diagnosed on active duty, and migraines. I filed everything myself for 10% tinnitus and am looking at connecting the others via secondary. All my symptoms showed up around the time I noticed my non-stop tinnitus. I had my initial interview with VetComm, but trying to decide whether to do it myself after the initial denial.

[@scottmiles7373]

Great content again , I made it to the end 👍🏼

[@Runndeep]

You're doing an awesome job. Thank you for your service and info

[@geelve628]

Thank Clay I was so confused a few months ago as to how to file a claim. I started following you on KZbin June 2024 and I filed a claim in July. I was rated on November 1 2024. Thank you so much

[@TheCivDiv]

Welcome to the club - Clay

[@jokers_stream_]

Made it to the end. My opinion on what I have seen from you? I think you are 100% about helping and supporting Veterans. Is a lot of the stuff I have seen you push "pay-to-play"? Yes, but I get it. You are running a business, you are a content creator, you are putting time and work in and deserve to be paid for your time. I have no issues paying, I'm just waiting for my records to come back from Belvoir before I seek your paid assistance. I've 100% ran with 90% of the stuff you have suggested and have not been disappointed. Just my 2 cents. Keep it up man!

[@TheCivDiv]

Dude, thank you for this and I definitely appreciate your honest feedback. - Clay

[@TriiipleDot]

Great video bro! I’m getting myself educated on everything so I can submit a FDC. I will use a VSO in the end before I submit to make sure all is good and for there help with the tracking process etc. Cheers 🍻

[@blackbee208]

Car huh? Hope all is well! You and Jason rule!👍

[@CharlesSandoval300]

BARS!!! Great information! Thank you. 🙏🏼

[@DuaneHunter]

I have filed all my own claims, even while overseas. attained 100% P&T so like said in this video it is possible.

[@TheCivDiv]

Very possible - Clay

[@Isaiah-gz4gp]

I've got a C&P tomorrow. I'll wait to call you names until I get denied. Lol

[@joeblack3926]

I had a VSO... Jeannie ..she works for Vietnam Vets in Seattle ( im not a vietnam vet, i went in 1980 ) I had the honor and privilege to having served with Marines that had been in Nam . Her husband was a lifer, Navy so she knows how to talk the talk. Va hearing in the federal building , VA board of appeals Judge . If it wasnt for her, i dont think i would have gotten where i am at now. She went thru my personel file, (1500 pges ) and had pulled out the proof that they had been ignoring for the past....15 ? plus years...Christ Gunny..what does any one want you to do ? You already go above and beyond for helping us....

[@mmou3878]

I agree. File your own claim first. Just do your homework first. A lot of those companies are not worth it.

[@helenmonday0]

I prayed to GOD first…..went from 50% to 100% 2015 to 2022

[@ConcisePsych]

You definitely put Veterans first, Clay. I am thankful to be working with you. I hope you're doing okay and please let me know if you need anything!

[@TJW66]

Did it myself, had strong evidence based claims, watched tons of your videos and info tap videos, read 38 CFR for everything I was claiming! All of my evidence was already at the VA. Took me about 18 months and all of my claims are Pact Act related claims.

[@TheCivDiv]

EZPZ lemon squeezy 🍋 - Clay

[@afdiesel1789]

Did the same thing. I needed a little help with diagnosis that I paid for. Did that with Dr. Scharma. Even had to do a HLR that I did myself.

[@donaldmaycottrealestateadv9550]

You always put us first. Thank you for what you do for our community. Please take care of yourself.

[@danf6975]

Submitted myself first I got tinnitus down which my case happens to be pretty severe to include hearing loss . Then I submitted a bunch of other stuff for back knees ankles that kind of thing and got denied and went with an accredited law firm. While waiting for those things I submitted my PTSD and for more claims of which I got service connection at a 0% for one thing plus my PTSD brought me up to a higher percentage and then the lawyers appeals were approved. At that time it got me up higher and now I'm waiting For three or more things that still need approval to get me to the magic numbers of which one of them is Service connected at 0%, going with the lawyers in expensive way but I didn't see any alternative

[@kmacmac1413]

Predominantly submitted and went from 30% to 100% on my own by pushing through med evidence! Was life member of a national VSO, very little help but got it despite them. Hard, but can do it without paying an entity!

[@reoii8020]

I just heard you,your great,love the "keeping it real!

[@TheCivDiv]

Hey thanks! - Clay

[@billsaunders1879]

Praying for you

[@carlosmark9840]

I think you are passionate about getting veterans ratings they deserve

[@glennfoster7288]

I did my claims myself using information from this channel and others read all the books. Did my research. I had two presumptive claims and used secondary conditions of both along with personal statements and had nothing but good results in the end.

[@modestovega3156]

Thanks for you time and service for us.

[@rebeccasanford8607]

Knowledge is Power. Any Vet filing a Claim needs to have at least a degree of understanding about the Process. As opposed to Throwing Your Military Business to an Attorney. You need to put forth some effort, LEARN to find and review Resources …so you can speak Intelligently to some degree. You’re an OUTSTANDING Resource and Educator. AND you are Transparent. BUT… you have to ensure Yourself and your Family are TOP Priorities. Lifting you up in Prayer to resolve your Situation.

[@TheCivDiv]

Perfectly said - Clay

[@dhow414]

I think you do a great job. Made it to the end. Depending on how my current claims go I may need to go VeteranAI in the future.

[@TheCivDiv]

It’s a solid tool that is pretty cheap - Clay

[@jeffreycampbell4313]

Your awesome brother

[@leahlewis1127]

Excellent Clay!!🎉

[@TheCivDiv]

Thank YOU for being a member! - Clay

[@jeb6704]

You provide good information for us to consider. Initially I did most of the work with a VSO to input. However, at 77 it is a struggle to do the work yourself when dealing with health issues as well. Veterans are really not first.

[@bobbyhaag7863]

You’re a MD bubba correct? 2 times w VSO in Glen Burnie they told me they won’t apply for sleep apnea for me. 3 VA sleep studies later I have sleep apnea with a CPAP machine. Did it my self thanks for your guidance!

[@TheCivDiv]

I am not a MD by any stretch 😂 I’m a dude in his basement with an undergrad in Cyber Policy and soon a Master’s in Youth Ministry. - Clay

[@bobbyhaag7863]

@ lol

[@pyettfamily]

Hi Clay, purchased the gray sweatshirt TinnitusEEEEEEEEEEEEE. can't count how many people have stopped and commented on the sweatshirt. Thanks all your help. On the 14th of this month, I have my mental health C & P exam, 90 mins supposedly. Any last-minute suggestions?

[@TheCivDiv]

I do! I’m going to link 2 videos for the exam and the rating. And I LOVE that hoodie! C&P: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3LCn3d8aaethKcsi=xLdu1evMuhUoJ6bp 70%: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bavFaIicjq2XmZIsi=ckJ8qMF98n_TDsa2 - Clay

[@marksday4936]

Hey Clay. Comment. You seem like a good fella, for a Marine. Semper Fi

[@anchorageprepper9008]

So Brother I’ve been stealth watching you guys for awhile. First, let’s get it out of the way. You are doing solid work to educate the veteran community on the disability process. FULL STOP! Next, I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers while you navigate your current situation. Whatever it is you can and will get through it. One day at a time and one thing at a time. You CAN eat that elephant sitting in front of you. It doesn’t matter what end you start on it will either be snotty or stinky. Break out the Tabasco or BBQ sauce and get after it. Take care and all the best! 🙏🫡

[@workingtwiceashard]

I find your content very helpful. Sorry to hear about your situation. I'm sure it's personal, but let us know if we can help in any way.

[@JohnMask-t7z]

Truths the best way is to get with someone that knows the VA claim process and let them help you file a claim. DAV does help but do it yourself. You will save money

[@user-tv4xs3ls3r]

Clay, When evaluating oneself amongst the opinions of those seeking counsel, it is important to remember the point at which they are encountering the help and the point at which the help is being distributed. Undoubtedly, you are at a different point from where you started this particular portion of your journey. You should expect to come across to newcomers to your counsel differently than those following you and others in this genre for years. You answer your own question best by asking for the input and the reaction of any responders. The genuine approach of the ask and the ability to respond to the comments, while acknowledging inherent biases on both sides, not only give you the answer you seek, but also indicate to yourself where you are in your growth process. I am sure I have not given any information in this short comment of which you are not already aware. Hopefully this is just a reminder that your own unbiased opinion of yourself is the only one that should have lasting effect.

[@TheCivDiv]

Whoever you are, this is beautifully written and thank you. - Clay

[@user-tv4xs3ls3r]

@@TheCivDiv Clay, you're welcome. I will send you a message identifying myself.

[@mikeb9646]

Stay the course!

[@thejohnsonslife7626]

Amen Brother 💯 🇺🇸 🫡 I see you as 💯 for Vets

[@michaelpayne3952]

Thanks for your straightforward approach to claims.

[@glenmiddleton9831]

If you’re eligible for Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) membership (have a Spinal Cord Injury or Disorder), free National Service Officer services & they statistically have the highest success rates for both initial & appeal decisions.

[@TheCivDiv]

That is good stuff! Can you email me a link for any of this? Would make a solid video to get the word out. [e-mail] - Clay

[@samuelhooten817]

I go through a accredited lawyer and they don't charge me no where like them.

[@edwardperez6729]

I think you’re doing great. I’m about to submit several supplementals, all evidence based of course. Do I have to submit all at once. I’m ready for some, still working on a couple. Thanks for what you do.

[@TheCivDiv]

You would want to submit all at once - Clay

[@denishealy5333]

Very Satisfied with VSO, but I did the homework.

[@TheCivDiv]

Solid - Clay

[@maferr6404]

Nah bro ur heart is true yut!