You decide who can review your records.
Your records are encrypted, and DAV access in the pilot requires your authorization. You can use ClearPath for your own preparation without granting DAV access.
Make sense of your VA decision, bring your records together, and prepare for the next conversation. You don’t have to sort through it all on your own.
Free for veterans. For life.
Start with your experiences and the documents you have.
ClearPath identifies the issues, outcomes, and reasons in your letter.
Bring your questions and records to your VSO.
Facts, not inflation. Law, not guesswork.
FOR VETERANS
You deserve to understand what your VA letter says and what to ask next. ClearPath analyzes your decision letter for you, explains the findings with references to your records, and helps you prepare for your VSO appointment.
Working on your first claim? Start with your service history and supporting documents. You do not need a previous decision to begin.
Ask about joining the pilotWant your VSO to know about ClearPath? Show them this page and ask whether your chapter would like to participate.
A PATH THAT MEETS YOU WHERE YOU ARE
Already have a decision letter? Preparing your first claim? ClearPath helps you take stock of what you have, one step at a time.
Upload a supported PDF and keep your supporting documents together.
See the issues, outcomes, and reasons found in your letter. Review the source references and anything flagged for a closer look.
Use the briefing to prepare questions for your VSO.
Information to help you prepare. No promised rating or outcome.
Organize your own account of your experiences, without needing a prior decision letter.
Bring service records, medical records, statements, or other supporting PDFs.
Review your information with your VSO and discuss what may be needed next.
ClearPath supports preparation. It does not submit a claim to the VA.
FOR VETERAN SERVICE OFFICERS
You bring the experience. ClearPath helps bring the information together, so you and the veteran can focus on what matters next.
Ask about VSO access Staff access is by invitation during the Arizona pilot.
Your judgment stays
at the center.
TRUST IS IN THE DETAILS
Your records are encrypted, and DAV access in the pilot requires your authorization. You can use ClearPath for your own preparation without granting DAV access.
Findings include document references and items that need review. ClearPath supports your conversation with an accredited representative; it does not replace their judgment or promise an outcome.
Clarity should be part of the journey, not another barrier.
A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING
Have another question?
Talk to the pilot team
No. Veteran ClearPath is an independent product from Fathom Shield Solutions. It is not a VA service, and it does not make VA benefit decisions.
No. You can start with your own experiences and supporting documents. If you have a VA decision letter, ClearPath analyzes it for you, identifies issues and outcomes, and points you back to the source so you can review the findings.
No. ClearPath helps you understand information and prepare for a conversation with your VSO. It does not submit claims to the VA or promise a particular rating or outcome.
The current pilot is focused on veterans and participating VSOs in Arizona. Contact the pilot team about participation. Staff accounts require an invitation and verification.
No. Use email for general questions only. Keep medical records, claim documents, Social Security numbers, and account codes out of email. Participants upload documents through the ClearPath application.
Veterans: ask about getting started. VSOs: ask about bringing ClearPath to your chapter. Help shape the Arizona pilot together.
General inquiries only. Please don’t email medical or claim documents.