The PACT Act Toxic Exposure Claim Workbook
A presumption removes the link to service, not the proof, and these pages pin down the two things you still have to show.
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About this workbook
Fillable worksheets for your own toxic exposure claim: find your exposure category, prove where and when you served, match each diagnosis to the current presumptive list, draft your exposure statement, pick the right form, track deadlines, and read the decision.
Worksheets inside
- Exposure-Category Finder
- Qualifying-Service Record
- Condition-to-Presumptive-List Match
- Diagnosis Evidence Log
- Exposure Personal-Statement Worksheet
- Registry and Screening Tracker
- Form-Selection Worksheet
- Deadline and Intent-to-File Tracker
- Submission and Proof-of-Filing Checklist
- Track and Respond
- Before You File Checklist
Which one do you need?
- The free field guide (Filing a PACT Act Toxic-Exposure Claim) walks you through the task, step by step. It's free on this site.
- The book (The PACT Act Playbook) explains the whole subject in depth, with the reasons behind each rule.
- This workbook is where you do the work: fillable pages that keep your records, dates and notes in one file, in order.
You don't need all three. The free guide is enough to do the steps. The workbook is for people who want it organized in one place.
Details
- Fillable PDF, US Letter, 16 pages, 127 fillable fields
- Fill it on screen in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, or print it and write by hand
- Current as of October 2026
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J. Erickson
Author, educator, former veteran service officer.
J. Erickson is a service-disabled Air Force veteran. He served as a military firefighter and as a veteran service officer, where he spent years walking veterans through the same claims process he writes about now. He holds an MBA and writes plain-language guides for veterans who want to understand the system without a translator.
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