Interactive Benefits Screeners & Checklists
Four practical tools built for the questions women veterans are usually left to answer alone: what counts as an MST marker, whether a toxic-exposure path may fit, how to prepare for an MST C&P exam, and what your discharge status means for benefits.
Your answers stay in this browser session. Nothing is submitted, saved to an account, or sent to the VA.
Interactive MST Marker Checklist
Check anything that changed around or after the trauma. A marker is not proof by itself, and you do not need a particular score. The purpose is to help you see the evidence trail the VA is required to consider under 38 CFR §3.304(f).
0 possible markers identified
Save the records that support each checked item. A timeline connecting the change to the approximate period of the trauma can make scattered records understandable.
PACT Act Eligibility Screener
This educational screen checks the two building blocks of a toxic-exposure claim: a covered exposure path and a current diagnosis. It does not make an official eligibility decision.
1. Which service or exposure path fits best?
2. Do you have a current diagnosed condition?
Printable MST C&P Examination Checklist
Preparation aid only. Bring what helps you communicate clearly; the examiner may not accept or review new evidence.
0 of 14 preparation steps checked
Discharge-Status Benefits Screener
Your DD-214 label is important, but it is not always the final answer. This screen identifies the type of review that may be needed.
Did MST, PTSD, TBI, intimate-partner violence, or another mental-health condition contribute to the conduct or separation?
What these tools can and cannot do
They organize facts, surface possible paths, and help you prepare. They do not diagnose a condition, decide eligibility, predict an award, or replace an individualized review of your service and medical records.
Need the law and filing steps behind the result?
Each tool connects to a full on-page guide. Start with the result, then read the exact evidence and action steps before you file.