The C-File Analyzer

The VA has thousands of pages on you. Nobody has read them.

Upload your C-File and we read every page — service treatment records, exam results, past decisions — and hand back the conditions, connections and presumptive exposures hiding inside it. Each finding cited to the page it came from.

  • Most files back in 24–48 hours
  • Included with an annual plan
  • Never sold, never trained on
C-File · Scanning0 / 3,425 pages
  • p.0142
  • p.0311Audiology: “constant bilateral ringing”
  • p.0602
  • p.0884
  • p.1207STR: lower back injury, no follow-up
  • p.1663
  • p.2094Sleep study: untreated OSA noted
  • p.2510
  • p.2988Orders: Joint Base Balad, 2007–08
  • p.3425
Findings
  • Tinnitus — audiology exam, 2009
  • Lumbar strain — sick call, Ft. Hood
  • Sleep apnea — secondary to rhinitis
  • Burn pit exposure — PACT Act presumptive
Progress
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What a C-File actually is

Your entire service, in a box nobody hands you.

Every sick call, every exam, every rating decision the VA has ever made about you — scanned out of order, in mixed handwriting, with no index. Reading it end to end is a week of work most veterans never do.

That’s exactly where claims get lost: the evidence you needed was already in the file.

  • Service records
  • Medical exams
  • Decisions & rating sheets
  • Pages you've never seen
What the analyzer finds

Four things buried in almost every file.

Not a summary. A list of specific, claimable findings — each one traced back to the exact page of your record. Veterans typically surface 15+ claimable items.

  • +2

    Conditions you never claimed

    Documented in service, never filed. We surface every diagnosis and complaint in the record and flag the ones that are claimable today.

  • SERVICE CONNECTEDTinnitusDepression

    Secondary connections

    Tinnitus to depression. Back injury to hips and knees. Sleep apnea to rhinitis. The chains that turn one rating into several.

  • DEPLOYMENTBalad ’07Burn pits

    Presumptive exposures

    Your deployments and duty stations, matched against the PACT Act and Agent Orange presumptive lists — the conditions you don't have to prove a nexus for.

    • Missing: nexus opinion
    • Missing: buddy statement
    • Missing: current severity

    The evidence gaps

    What's still missing before you file — and, honestly, when the evidence for a condition simply isn't there yet.

How it works

Three steps. Most of it is waiting.

Don’t have your C-File yet? We’ll show you exactly how to request it from the VA — it’s free, though the VA itself can take months to send it. Everything else in the toolkit works while you wait.

  1. 01
    C-File.pdf · uploaded

    Upload the file

    Drag in the PDF the VA sent you — any size, any order. Encrypted the moment it lands.

  2. 02

    We read every page

    Handwriting, scans, duplicates and all. Most files come back in 24–48 hours, not the week it would take you.

  3. 03
    • p.0311
    • p.1207
    • p.2094

    Read your findings

    A plain-language report organized by condition, each one with a timeline of the documents behind it. Draft the evidence for it in the same account.

What you get back

Your findings report, page by page.

Sample output. Every row points at the page in your own file, so you can read it yourself.

A sample C-File findings report: each finding with its type, the page it was found on, and how strongly the record supports it.
FindingTypeSource pageStrength
Tinnitus — documented, never claimedNew conditionp. 311
Sleep apnea, secondary to rhinitisSecondaryp. 2,094
Balad deployment, 2007–08 — burn pit presumptivePresumptivep. 2,988
Right knee — evidence of current severity missingEvidence gapp. 1,663
Every finding opens the source page beside it — and a one-click draft of the nexus letter, personal statement or buddy letter it needs.Run mine
ENCRYPTED AT RESTVISIBLE TO YOU ONLY
  • Encrypted at rest and in transit
  • Visible only to you — no rep, no broker, no buyer
  • Never used to train our models
  • Delete your account and every page goes with it
Your file, your data

Uploading your whole medical history is a big ask.

We know. So here’s the deal in plain terms: your C-File is yours. We don’t sell it, share it, or train on it — not now, not later, not to anyone.

Had been sitting at 30% for almost a decade because I didn't think I could claim anything else. I used VeteranAI to identify secondary conditions I didn't even realize were connected. Filed for three secondaries with nexus letters generated through the platform and was granted all three. 30% to 80% just like that.
Marcus · Verified user
30% to 80% in one filing
15+
claimable items veterans typically surface in a C-File analysis
Used VeteranAI to file for an increase on 1 condition and generated statements and nexus letters for 2 additional conditions. Fully granted on all submissions, achieving 100% P&T status in less than 2 months start to finish.
marine39usmc
100% P&T in under 2 months

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Two ways to get your file read.

Take the year and the analysis is included — or buy the analysis on its own, once, and keep the report.

Claim sharks charge thousands flat to read the same file — and take a cut of your retro pay.
Annual · best value
$250 / yearYour C-File analysis comes with this plan — a $200 value, which puts the rest of the year at $50.
  • C-File analysis included — 10,000 pages
  • Decision Letter Analyzer
  • Nexus letters, personal statements, buddy letters
  • Full access to Six, 24/7 — all year
Get the yearCharged once · upload your C-File the same day · cancel renewal any time
Just the analysis$200 one time

One C-File read end to end, with the full findings report. Covers up to 10,000 pages, then $20 per additional 1,000. No subscription — the report stays in your account.

  • Every page read, findings cited
  • Yours to download and keep
Buy one analysis$50 more gets you the whole year of the toolkit.
Or start free for 17 days $25/month after, with the C-File analysis available as a one-time purchase on any plan.Compare plans →

Straight answers

A C-File (Claims File) is the complete record the VA maintains on your disability claims. It includes your service treatment records, VA medical records, exam results, decision letters, and all evidence submitted for your claims. It can be hundreds or thousands of pages long.

Find out what’s in your file.

30,000+ veterans and 100+ accredited reps use the platform. Your file is sitting there right now.

Analyze my C-File$250 / year with the analysis included · or $200 one time · upload the same day