PACT Act and Toxic Exposure Visual Guide Library
19 printable one-page charts that catalogue how PACT Act and toxic exposure claims work: which conditions VA presumes and which service qualifies, the burn pit location and date lists, the Agent Orange location expansions, the Camp Lejeune water presumption, the radiation response activities, how a presumptive claim differs from a direct one, the TERA medical examination and the four exceptions to it, what evidence a toxic exposure claim needs, how a prior denial can be revisited under a new law, and research on how the Board has ruled on presumptions.
How to use this library
Every guide is a single tall image sized for printing or saving to your phone. Select any card to open the full-resolution image, or use the download link under it. The reference charts summarize VA's published lists and rules; the research charts report what RateMyVSO measured in published Board decisions, with the population and source date printed on the chart itself.
These charts catalogue VA's published presumptive rules and what appears in published Board decisions. Screening, registry participation, health care eligibility, and disability compensation are related but separate things, and the charts keep them separate. On the research charts, a presumption attaching is not the same as a claim being granted, each chart states its own denominator, and none of it predicts an individual claim. Presumptive lists and qualifying-service rules change; verify the current VA list before filing. These charts are not legal or medical advice. For the full written guidance behind them, start with the PACT Act guide or the toxic exposure hub.
All 19 visual guides