For those who served

Your service record, translated into your next chapter.

Upload your DD214 once. Veteran Corr reads your branch, rank, dates, awards, and skills, then drafts a civilian resume, matches veteran-ready roles, and pre-fills your VA benefit packets.

Free to start · Private by default · Nothing filed without you

Sample record

Service record

On file

Branch

U.S. Army

Rank

Staff Sergeant (E-6)

MOS

68W Combat Medic

Service

2014 – 2020

Skills extracted

Trauma careTeam leadershipMedical recordsLogistics
62% ready

What you get

One record. Four things it should already be doing for you.

Everything below runs off the same service record, so you enter your history once and stop re-explaining your career.

Service record

Upload your DD214 and keep it structured — branch, rank, MOS, dates, discharge, awards, and skills — instead of retyping it on every form.

Resume studio

Draft a civilian resume from your real service history, edit every line, and print a clean one-page version.

Job search

Search veteran-ready roles, filter by work mode, employment type, and clearance, then save the ones worth your time.

VA benefits

Assemble a complete benefit packet with your service details pre-filled, and track it from packet ready to decision.

How it works

Three steps, about ten minutes.

  1. 01

    Upload your DD214

    A PDF or a photo of every page. We pull out your branch, rank, dates, awards, and skills, then you confirm or correct anything we read.

  2. 02

    Build your resume

    Your resume is drafted from the verified record, in civilian language. You keep the final word on every line before it goes anywhere.

  3. 03

    Work the plan

    Save matched roles, track each application through interviews, and assemble VA benefit packets from the same record.

Privacy

Your record is nobody else's business.

A DD214 carries your date of birth, service number, and discharge details. Treating it casually is how it ends up in the wrong hands, so the whole product is built around keeping it in yours.

  • Your DD214 is stored privately

    Uploaded files go to private storage, not a public link. Access follows your account, not a guessable URL.

  • Only you see your own record

    Your service record, resume, applications, and benefit packets are yours. Site administrators can access records for support.

  • Nothing filed behind your back

    Benefit packets are prepared for you to review, download, and file yourself. We do not submit claims to the VA.