Navigating a TDIU claim can feel overwhelming. OAS provides guidance and support throughout the entire process:
Step 1: Filing the TDIU Claim
Veterans begin by submitting VA Form 21-8940, stating how their service-connected conditions prevent them from working. OAS assists by supplying supporting vocational evaluations early in the process.
Step 2: Gathering and Reviewing Evidence
OAS works alongside veterans and their attorneys to collect medical records, employment history, and functional capacity information. They then analyze how these factors impact work ability.
Step 3: Preparing a Strong Vocational Report
OAS prepares a professional, well-organized report outlining why the veteran is unemployable in any substantial occupation.
Step 4: Supporting the VA Review Process
When the VA evaluates the claim, having a detailed vocational report from OAS helps ensure the decision-makers have all the facts they need.
Step 5: Appealing a Denial (if necessary)
If a claim is denied, OAS provides expert testimony and updated evaluations to support the appeal and fight for the benefits the veteran deserves.
Why Veterans Trust OAS for TDIU Vocational Expertise
For over 40 years, Occupational Assessment Services (OAS) has been a trusted name in vocational evaluation and expert witness services. Their team is highly experienced in assessing workplace limitations, labor market trends, and vocational barriers—especially for veterans with service-connected disabilities.
OAS is known for:
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Thorough evaluations
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Accurate and persuasive reports
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Effective testimony in legal settings
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Collaboration with top VA attorneys
This combination of expertise and advocacy makes OAS a powerful ally in TDIU claims and appeals.
Final Thoughts: Strengthen Your TDIU Case with OAS
If you’re a veteran who’s unable to work because of service-related conditions, TDIU benefits can provide life-changing support. But winning a claim often comes down to having the right vocational evidence. That’s where OAS makes a real difference.
With a team of seasoned vocational experts, OAS delivers evaluations, documentation, and testimony that clarify how your disabilities affect your employment potential. Whether you’re filing a new claim or appealing a denial, OAS helps build a strong, evidence-backed case for the benefits you rightfully earned.
Need help with a TDIU claim or appeal?
Contact Occupational Assessment Services (OAS) today and get expert vocational support tailored to your case.
