United States Marine Corps
Twenty years of active service, retiring with a record built on discipline and accountability.
Founder • Ray Feagin
20-Year United States Marine Corps Veteran
Former VA Rater (RVSR)
The Story
Ray Feagin served our country for 20 years in the United States Marine Corps. That career shaped how he works today: preparation over improvisation, accountability over excuses, and a commitment to the people standing beside him.
After his military service, he continued his commitment to veterans as a former VA Rater (RVSR). In that role he saw the claims process from the inside — how disability claims are evaluated, how evidence is analyzed, and why some claims are granted while others fall short.
He founded Veterans Disability Consulting LLC to bring that perspective back to the veterans who need it. Not templates. Not a generic checklist. A personalized strategy built around what is actually in each veteran's records.
United States Marine Corps
Twenty years of active service, retiring with a record built on discipline and accountability.
20 Years of Service
Two decades in uniform — the foundation of the standards applied to every veteran's file today.
VA Rater (RVSR)
Service as a VA Rater (RVSR), evaluating disability claims and analyzing evidence.
Veterans Disability Consulting LLC
Founded so fellow veterans would have someone in their corner who has seen the process from both sides.
Founder Experience
Twenty years of service means understanding what a military career does to a body and a mind, how service treatment records are actually created, and what veterans are often reluctant to say out loud.
Experience as a former VA Rater (RVSR) provided firsthand knowledge of how evidence is reviewed and how disability claims are evaluated.
Why This Firm Exists
Veterans Disability Consulting LLC exists to educate and empower veterans by helping them understand the VA disability claims process, organize supporting evidence, prepare personal statements, review records, and navigate their options with confidence.
Too many veterans move through this process without ever being told how it works. The goal here is the opposite: understanding first, then preparation, then a claim that is organized and supported by the evidence available.
Core Values
Honest guidance, even when it isn't what a veteran hoped to hear.
Military standards applied to every file, every conversation, every deadline.
Every veteran is heard as a person first, and a case second.
Veterans should understand the process, not just be walked through it.
Records reviewed carefully, evidence organized deliberately.
Built by a veteran, for veterans — one-on-one from start to finish.
Background & Credentials
A career built in uniform and continued inside the VA rating environment — the same discipline now shapes how every veteran's claim is prepared.
Twenty years of active service, retiring with a record built on discipline and accountability.
A career shaped by Marine Corps standards of precision, discipline, and accountability.
Rated and evaluated veterans' disability claims from inside the VA decision process.
Ongoing study of VA regulation, rating criteria, and the appeals lanes available to veterans.