A focused prep course for the VA claims agent accreditation exam. 800 practice questions, and every answer is backed by a direct quote from the regulation or statute it tests. Two hilarious hosts, a voice quiz game, and zero boring lectures.
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The game and the podcast are the whole point. Play against a rival, laugh with Dana and Marcus, and the law sticks without the misery.
Head to head voice quiz. Get matched with a rival, answer out loud, and Dana and Marcus call every round.
Play the gameTwo hosts, real banter, zero boring lectures. Sample the episode on ratings and effective dates.
You are applying to become a VA accredited claims agent: a non-lawyer the VA authorizes to represent veterans for a fee. To get accredited you must pass VA's written exam on benefits law, and it is only offered twice a year. There is almost no dedicated prep material for it. This course fills that gap.
You have applied or plan to apply for accreditation and want to pass the written exam on your first or second attempt.
You already work around VA claims and want the accreditation that lets you represent claimants independently.
You want a veteran-focused practice and need to learn the law in 38 CFR and title 38 from the ground up.
Built around the subjects the exam actually tests: accreditation, representation, fees, service connection, ratings, effective dates, and the appeals system.
Original questions across the full exam syllabus. Each one checked against the source law, with the exact regulation text quoted right next to the answer.
Full-length practice runs under exam conditions, with scoring and full explanations for every question.
Rapid-fire review of the numbers, thresholds, and deadlines the exam loves to test. Perfect for spare minutes.
The accreditation path in order: application, background check, exam scheduling, and what happens after you pass.
One payment, no subscription. October prices only, they go up November 1st.
No. We are not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, we are not VA-approved, and we are not accredited claims agents. This is independent exam study material.
The VA offers the claims agent exam twice a year. The next sitting is tentatively January 26, 2027. Confirm the date with VA's Office of General Counsel before making travel plans, since dates can move.
75 percent or higher on the written exam, per 38 CFR 14.629. You may not sit for the exam more than twice in any six-month period.
Every practice question is checked against the current regulation or statute it tests, and the exact quoted text appears next to the answer with a link to the source. If the law changes, the question bank is updated.
Yes. Non-veterans can be accredited as claims agents if they meet VA's character, background, and exam requirements.
No. This is exam study material only. It is not help with any person's VA claim, and we cannot advise you on your case.
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