Free, plain-language guidance on filing, the Knee DBQ, and C&P exam prep — plus a tool that checks your exam for the gaps that quietly lower a rating.
162,407 veterans were newly rated for limitation of knee flexion in FY2025 — the second most common first-time VA disability claim in the country. (VA Annual Benefits Report, FY2025)
Lock in your effective date with an Intent to File, then file your 526EZ inside the one-year window.
Know exactly what the Knee DBQ measures — and why it drives your rating more than anything else.
Walk into your C&P exam knowing what gets tested and what not to underreport.
Run your completed DBQ through the Decoder to catch the gaps that quietly lower a rating.
The filing sequence, what the DBQ measures, and what not to underreport in the exam room.
View outline →A five-flag adequacy checklist and live case walkthroughs of real DBQ excerpts.
View outline →The four-part ROM standard and the three fields that get exams sent back.
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