- Ranger-Qualified
- 100% P&T
- 3 Combat Deployments
- 75th Ranger Regiment
- Veteran-Owned
The Problem
VA math is complicated. Most veterans don't know what they're missing.
Underrated
Many veterans are rated lower than their records support — or are missing conditions they never knew to claim.
$1,576/mo
The gap between a 90% and a 100% rating at current VA rates — straight from the VA's published compensation tables.
Denied
Missing nexus evidence is one of the most common reasons claims come back denied — most veterans have never heard the word until it happens.
My Story
0% to 100% P&T — starting with no records at all.
No medical records. No diagnosis on file. This is the exact path I walked — every step, in 14 minutes. More than 15,000 veterans have watched it.
15 minutes. We'll tell you exactly what we see.
The Pointman Claims Difference
One records review. One report. You file. You keep every dollar.
We're not a claims mill. We don't take a cut of your backpay. We don't submit anything on your behalf — because we don't have to. Our job is to hand you the best possible intelligence before you step into the fight.
What you get
- You work directly with me, Kris — not a random agent you get assigned to
- Nexus letter written by a real, licensed MD — included. You work directly with a doctor from our physician network, available in all 50 states
- Access to our doctor network for DBQs and mental-health evaluations — telehealth, select states (ask on your call)
- Full record review — service records, medical, VA decisions
- Condition identification and MOS/era pattern mapping
- Evidence gap report — what's missing and why it matters
- Evidence-strength assessment — where your case is strong or thin, mapped to VA regulations and medical literature
- Understanding your C&P exam before you go
- Written findings report — delivered as soon as 5–7 business days
- 45-minute Google Meet walkthrough of your complete findings
What it costs
$1,500
A correct 100% P&T rating is worth $1M+ over a lifetime. A one-time flat fee for your complete records review — you file your own claim and keep every dollar.
- MD-written nexus letter included
- One-time flat fee, paid upfront
- No 6× multiple of your increase
- Never a % of your backpay
- You file — you keep every dollar
The Process
Simple. Fast. Straight answers.
- Book your free 15-min discovery call
- Pay the flat $1,500 records review fee
- Upload your records through a secure link
- We review your file and write your findings report (5–7 days)
- 45-min Google Meet walkthrough of your complete findings
- Work with a real MD from our physician network on your nexus letter — included
- You file on VA.gov — done
Who We Are
Built by a Ranger. For veterans who are done leaving money behind.
I'm Kris Green. Army Ranger — 75th Ranger Regiment, three deployments, 100% P&T. I know what it's like to get out, feel fine, and slowly realize your body and mind are keeping score.
I built Pointman Claims because the VA system is deliberately confusing, the claims mills take too much, and most veterans don't have anyone in their corner who actually knows the terrain.
I do.
Free Resource
7 Things Your Military Records Are Hiding
Most veterans don't know what's buried in their own records. This free checklist shows you exactly what to look for — and what it could mean for your rating.
Common Questions
Straight answers.
- Is this legal? Do you need to be VA-accredited?
- Yes, and no. VA accreditation is required to represent veterans before the VA — to prepare, present, or prosecute a claim. We do none of those things. We provide pre-filing education and records analysis only, and you file your own claim on VA.gov.
- How is this different from a VSO?
- VSOs are free but overloaded. The average VSO manages hundreds of cases and has limited time to do deep record review. We do one thing — give you the clearest, most complete understanding of your file before you file.
- What if I'm already rated?
- Most of our clients already have a rating. We look for missed conditions, underrated conditions, and unclaimed secondaries — then teach you exactly what your records support.