VA Forms Library

The forms that come up most in VA disability claims, in plain English — each links straight to the current, official version on VA.gov. Nothing to sign up for, nothing hosted here.

Filing a claim

VA Form 21-526EZ

Application for Disability Compensation

The main form for filing a VA disability claim.

Download Form 21-526EZ — Official VA PDF ↗

VA Form 21-0966

Intent to File a Claim

Locks in your effective date while you gather evidence — often worth months of back pay. See: effective dates & back pay →

Download Form 21-0966 — Official VA PDF ↗

Evidence & statements

VA Form 21-4138

Statement in Support of Claim

For your own account of events and for buddy statements from those who served with you. See: the evidence checklist →

Download Form 21-4138 — Official VA PDF ↗

VA Form 20-10208

Document Evidence Submission

Used to submit supporting evidence, including private medical records or opinions, for a VA claim.

Download Form 20-10208 — Official VA PDF ↗

After a denial

VA Form 20-0995

Supplemental Claim

Reopens a decided claim with new and relevant evidence — like a nexus letter. See: winning after a denial →

Download Form 20-0995 — Official VA PDF ↗

Unemployability

VA Form 21-8940

Application for TDIU

Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability — the 100% pay rate without a 100% rating. See: TDIU explained →

Download Form 21-8940 — Official VA PDF ↗

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