Records Archive Division

U.S. Veteran Compensation Programs

The Records Archive Division (RAD) assists veterans with their service-connected benefits claims and pension claims by storing vital records that veterans need. The RAD system allows veterans to store records and send records to health care providers anywhere in the United States.

The RAD system is a centralized data storage department that stores health records, legal records, dental records, or other records that veterans need to substantiate claims where an evidence file is needed or being developed.

Veterans can request to have certain records sent to providers the same day. Also, veterans are encouraged to have their providers fax all documents to us for immediate storage.

Types of Records Veterans Should Store And Safeguard

Health Records from Veterans Affairs (VA)
Dental Records from VA
Psychiatric Records from VA
Records from Vet Center Services
Records from VA outpatient clinics
Records from VA Cemetaries
Health Records from all civilain practioners
Legal records from all civilian organizations
Federal, state, and county records

Advantages of RAD

Same Day Service
Centralized system for all records
No bureacratic layers of paperwork to request records
Mailed in 2 - 3 business days anywhere in U.S.
Faxed within 24 business hours to organization of your choice
Security guaranteed
Multiple layers of security in safeguarding your records
Climate controlled storage
Personalized Member I.D. and PIN for record requests
10 Free Document Control Cards for your providers
Unlimited Requests
Certain info sent to e-mail or cell phone
Dependent records archived
No computer server for hackers to invade and steal your identity

Veteran ID Cardholders Only

Download form to request digital copy of your military documents. Please allow 24-48 business hours for processing.

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