Your story.
Your words.
A little help getting started.
Organize your experience, draft a personal or buddy statement, and understand the next step in your VA claim.
No account needed for worksheets. You stay in control of every word.
Live AI is not enabled yet. Use the free local worksheets for your own details.
Start with what
you know.
“Describe a specific day, task, or moment. Keep the details that are true to your experience.”
Independent software
Original, editable drafts
Official sources linked
No benefit-based fees
A useful first step, on us.
Choose the worksheet that matches what you need to write.
Buddy letter worksheet
Organize a witness’s relationship and firsthand observations into a plain-text outline.
Open toolPersonal statement worksheet
Collect your own observations, uncertainty, and everyday effects.
Open toolLay statement outline
Separate personal knowledge from information you learned from someone else.
Open toolSymptom log
Make a dated record of what you noticed and its practical effects.
Open toolA blank page
shouldn’t hold you back.
The assistant helps you turn your own notes into a working draft. You review the facts before it writes.
Open the workspace- 1
Choose your task
Ask a general question or work on a personal or buddy statement.
- 2
Describe what you know
Use firsthand details. Skip anything you are unsure about.
- 3
Review, edit, and keep your draft
Confirm the facts, make it sound like you, and export your words.
Understand the paperwork.
Plain-language starting points with links to VA resources.
How to organize a VA buddy letter
A practical outline for a witness’s own words, with an accuracy checklist and a free worksheet.
Read guideGuideVA lay statements: personal knowledge and uncertainty
Understand the difference between an observation and a conclusion before writing a lay statement.
Read guideGuideVA personal statement examples: structure without copied facts
Use fictional sentence structures to express your own experience accurately.
Read guide