What Your VA Nexus Letter Should Include: "At Least As Likely As Not"

Learn why the phrase “at least as likely as not” is crucial in your nexus letter for a VA disability claim. See how a well-crafted nexus letter from a medical professional can significantly boost your claim, especially when no service connection is presumed. We'll explain the ideal content of a nexus letter, why specific medical expertise is vital, and how this letter can impact claims for secondary conditions, mental health disorders, and toxic exposures.
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0:00 Introduction to Nexus Letters
0:50 Understanding the Role of Nexus Letters
1:39 Creating Effective Nexus Letters
2:16 Key Language: "At Least as Likely as Not"
2:55 Conclusion

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[@ronaldhaugen5967]

My letter includes that ❤

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More likely than not.

[@TaylaFam]

Do most rating decision letters include this kind of verbiage? My most recent decision letter from last year doesn’t have this kind of language anywhere on the DBQs. Neither the claims that were approved and the ones that were denied