Site map

Every page on this site, and what each one is for.

Start here

• Home What MVAC does, and the accreditation you can verify for yourself.
• Start a secure intake The intake form. It is encrypted before it is stored and read only by Hollie Robinson. It can also be done entirely by phone.
• Forms and what a rating pays What an Intent to File is worth, the documents a claim needs, and a tool that shows what each disability rating pays from the VA's current table.

Understanding MVAC

• About Who Hollie Frizel Robinson IV is, his accreditation number, and a link to the VA's own public record of it.
• What we do How a file is worked, from the first review to the next practical step, and the seven services below.
• Questions and answers Whether your information is safe, what happens after a denial, how fast someone replies, and what an accredited claim agent actually is.
• Reviews What other veterans have said, and where to leave your own.

What we help with

• Help filing your VA disability claim An accredited VA claim agent helps you file your disability claim, from the Intent to File to the decision letter. Columbus, Fort Benning and nationwide.
• Getting a claim prepared and ready to file Build the claim before it goes in: the medical evidence that links your condition to service, buddy statements, and a file the VA can follow.
• Reviewing which benefits you may qualify for Disability pay is the benefit most veterans know. We review your service, rating and family for health care, pension, education, home loans and more.
• Protecting your effective date with an Intent to File An Intent to File holds your effective date for one year while you prepare the claim. What it covers, the four ways to file one, and what it does not do.
• Guidance after a denial or a rating that sits too low Three ways to have a VA decision looked at again, and the one-year clock on each. Supplemental Claim, Higher-Level Review, and Board Appeal, explained.
• Putting your records in order, from your DD214 to treatment records Where your DD214, service treatment records and medical records are, how to request each one, and what the VA gathers for you when you file a claim.
• Connecting you with the right veteran resources VA clinics, the Columbus Vet Center, and the Veterans Crisis Line near Columbus and Fort Benning, GA, with addresses and phone numbers.

The fine print

• Privacy policy What is collected, how it is encrypted, who can see it, and how to ask for it to be deleted.
• Accessibility The standard this site is built to, what has been tested, what has not, and how to reach a person if any of it is hard to use.

If you would rather not use a website at all

Everything here can be done by phone. Call 706-383-1717, Monday thru Thursday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Eastern, or email support@mvachelp.com. Nothing on this site is the only way to reach MVAC.