How does MyVetCopilot help veterans with VA disability claims?

My Vet Copilot uses AI to analyze your service records, medical documents, and existing conditions to identify missed claims, secondary service connections, and evidence gaps. Upload your DD-214, C-file, or medical records to get personalized insights including PACT Act presumptive conditions, nexus letter guidance, and claim strategy.

How much does My Vet Copilot cost?

Every My Vet Copilot account starts with 7 days of Self-Service free, no card required. After that, Self-Service is $50/month — unlimited AI analysis, rating calculator, C&P exam prep — and it stops billing once you have paid $1,350 in total, so it never costs more than Full-Service. Full-Service is $1,350 one-time and adds a personal claims specialist, strategy review, and evidence guidance. Every plan can message the team for help using the product.

Is My Vet Copilot affiliated with the VA?

No. My Vet Copilot is not affiliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs. We provide AI-powered informational tools to help veterans understand their benefits and strengthen their claims. We do not provide legal or medical advice.

What is the PACT Act and can My Vet Copilot help?

The PACT Act (2022) expanded VA benefits for veterans exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange, and other toxic substances. My Vet Copilot automatically identifies presumptive conditions you may qualify for based on your service dates, locations, and military occupational specialty.

What documents should I upload?

Upload your DD-214, medical records, C-file (claims file from the VA), rating decision letters, and service treatment records. The AI extracts conditions, ratings, service dates, and evidence to build a complete picture of your claim potential.

Is my data secure on My Vet Copilot?

Yes. All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3). Data is stored exclusively in the United States (AWS us-east-1). We follow HIPAA, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 security frameworks. You can delete your data at any time.

Knowledge base

VA Claims Guides

Plain-language reference for understanding your own VA records and the claims process — decision letters, your Claims file, DBQs, and the deadlines that matter. You file with the VA; these guides help you read what the VA sends and organize what you already have.

Understanding Your VA Decision Letter
How to read a VA rating decision: the sections it contains, what the diagnostic codes and percentages mean, effective dates, and where to find what the VA granted, denied, or deferred.
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These guides are educational and are not legal advice or a substitute for VA.gov. For the official process and forms, see VA.gov.

VA Claims Guides

Understanding Your VA Decision Letter