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Use this Supplemental Claim form (VA 20-0995) if you disagree with our decision on your claim and you meet at least 1 of these requirements: You have new and relevant evidence to submit, or. You would like VA to review your claim based on a new law (such as the PACT Act).

You can fill out the form using the online form filler of the Department of State website (https://pptform.state.gov/) or print it out and fill it out by hand using a black pen.

Each person seeking TPS must apply for him or herself on a separate Form I-821. There is no derivative TPS status, meaning that your spouse, children or parents cannot obtain TPS as a result of your approval for TPS.

How do I fill out I-131? Type or print answers in black ink only. Enter “N/A” if an answer is not applicable and "NONE" if your answer is zero. Foreign language documents must be accompanied by a full English certified translation. Submit your application with the current USCIS filing fee.

Use VA Form 20-0995 if you disagree with a VA decision and want to provide new evidence to support your claim.

ing to VA, 81% of veterans filing supplemental claims receive some form of monetary aid. Additionally, 10% of veterans filing the claim have a disability rating of 100%, which means they can receive at least $2,800 every month.

Note: Our goal for completing a Supplemental Claim is 125 days.

Supplemental claims must be filed within one year of a VA decision in order to preserve the effective date. Disabled veterans waiting for case decisions are eligible for VA supplemental claim back pay, also called retroactive benefits.