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AIVA Claims Pricing

Price to the veteran: $0

AIVA's VA disability claim-preparation support is provided to U.S. military veterans at no charge. It is donor-funded. There are no fees and no percentage of back pay or benefits.

How it is paid for

AIVA Claims is a program of ESBE Incorporated, an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit (EIN 87-1218291). Charitable donations fund the program. Sponsorships are tax-deductible donations, not prices: the amounts below are gift levels for donors, and veterans are never charged them.

What a sponsorship funds

  • $3,800 — Sponsor a Veteran's Full Claim Journey. The complete sponsorship — the only level that funds a veteran's full package. Covers one veteran's entire claim-preparation journey: intake, evidence organization, and a decision-ready package, from first filing to a decision, at no cost to the veteran.
  • $1,500 — Power a Veteran's Claim. A major share of one veteran's claim — not a full package. Funds the core work: organizing evidence and drafting the statements that make a claim decision-ready. Gifts are pooled to provide this donor-funded support to veterans.
  • $500 — Help a Veteran Get Started. A starter gift — not a full package. Funds the first stage: intake and gathering the records a claim is built on. Gifts are pooled to provide donor-funded claim-preparation support.

Give any amount — every gift funds donor-funded claim-preparation support for a veteran.

Sponsor a Veteran

What the support includes

Organizing uploaded medical records, surfacing potentially claimable conditions, and preparing draft injury statements, buddy letters, nexus-letter drafts, and a draft claim package. The veteran reviews, edits, and submits every document to the VA themselves.

Questions

If you are ever asked to pay for AIVA's claim-preparation support, contact help@aivaclaims.com. See the FAQ, About, Contact, or the plain-text statement at /pricing.md.

AIVA Claims Assistant is an independent service and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

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