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VETRECON Recon for the benefits you've earned

▸ Benefits recon

Find the benefits
you've earned.

Answer a few questions and VetRecon scans 660 federal and state veteran benefits — surfacing the ones veterans most often miss.

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▸ Intake

Tell us about your situation

A few quick facts. Everything stays in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.

State benefits depend on where you live.

Your VA combined service-connected rating.

Permanent & Total (P&T)?

P&T means your 100% rating is permanent and not expected to improve. Unsure is fine — we'll flag benefits that depend on it. What is P&T? →

Individual Unemployability (TDIU)?

TDIU pays at the 100% rate when a service-connected disability keeps you from working. It can unlock benefits even below a 100% rating. What is TDIU? →

Do you have a spouse?

Children who depend on you.

Did you retire from active duty, or separate?

Retirees can qualify for concurrent-receipt pay (CRDP/CRSC).

▸ More questions (optional) — unlock less-common benefits

These sharpen your results and surface benefits that apply to fewer veterans. Skip them and we'll still flag anything that might apply.

Do you have a dependent parent?

A parent who relies on you for financial support.

Enrolled in VA health care?

Some benefits and base / ID-card perks require enrollment or a VA health ID card (VHIC).

Do you have federal student loans?

A 100% / P&T or TDIU rating can fully discharge federal student loans (TPD discharge).

Do you own or plan to buy a home?

Property-tax exemptions, home-adaptation grants, and the VA home-loan fee waiver apply to homeowners (or buyers).

Check any that apply

Informational only — not legal advice. VetRecon is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Eligibility rules change and can be complex, so confirm anything here with the VA or an accredited Veterans Service Officer before acting.

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