FAQs

1. What is a NEXUS letter and how can it help me win my VA disability claim? A nexus letter is a document prepared by a physician or other medical professional that explains how a Veteran’s medical illness or condition is directly related to his military service. A well-written NEXUS letter can strengthen a veteran’s disability claim by providing a clear and documented connection between their current medical condition and their service-connected experiences. It can support the veteran’s case for receiving disability benefits from the VA. 
2. Can I appeal a VA decision with a NEXUS letter? Yes, a NEXUS letter can be used as part of an appeal if the VA initially denies or rates a disability claim lower than expected. The letter can provide additional evidence to support the veteran’s case during the appeals process. 
3. Can a NEXUS letter be used for multiple disability claims? Yes, a NEXUS letter can be used to support multiple disability claims if the conditions being claimed are linked to the veteran’s military service. At Patriot NEXUS Letters, we understand the importance of ensuring that the letter clearly addresses each condition and its connection to service. 
4. How much does the NEXUS letter cost? Pricing depends on the number of conditions are are trying to have connected, but we always use a clear flat-fee structure — we never take any portion of your back pay. We’ll go over everything with you upfront during your consultation so there are no surprises, and flexible payment plans are available to make the process manageable.
5. What is the process? The process starts with a free phone consultation, followed by secure document upload after payment, and then one of our doctors reviews your records and drafts a strong, tailored Nexus Letter specific to your case. If for any reason the doctor determines they cannot write a strong, supportive letter, we will issue a full refund.
6. How long does it take to receive my NEXUS letter? Once all of your documents are uploaded and ready for review, the process typically takes up to about four weeks. That timeline begins once you confirm everything has been submitted through the secure portal and is ready for the doctor’s review. If you request edits after receiving your draft, revisions can take an additional 1–2 weeks depending on the changes requested.
7. What if I still have questions?? Please complete the “CONTACT US” form and a knowledgeable representative will reach out to answer any questions you may have before scheduling your consultation.