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08 stages → 1 counselor-ready package

VR&E has a lot of moving parts. Azimuth gives you one heading.

Azimuth turns your DD-214, disability ratings, and counselor forms into a single guided path — one next step at a time — that ends in a complete package your Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor can act on. It's free, always.

The route

Eight stages. Always know which one you're on.

Every screen in Azimuth belongs to exactly one stage, and your dashboard always names your current stage and the single next action inside it.

  1. Collect

    Gather your records and build your profile.

  2. Verify

    Confirm every required document is present and correct.

  3. Evaluate

    Assess how your disabilities shape suitable work.

  4. Research

    Explore careers and gather labor-market evidence.

  5. Plan

    Build your proposed rehabilitation plan.

  6. Submit

    Hand your counselor a complete package.

  7. Track

    Stay on plan: enrollment, grades, approvals.

  8. Employ

    Move from training into suitable employment.

Why it works

Built for a claim you can defend.

Always free

Refinery Consulting hosts Azimuth at no cost to veterans. Nothing is gated, degraded, or delayed for not paying.

Every claim cites its source

Your package shows exactly which document or record backs each fact, so your counselor can verify anything in seconds.

One next step, not a maze

Instead of piecing together forms, emails, and VA.gov pages yourself, Azimuth always tells you the one thing to do next.

Ready to find your bearing?

Create a free account and Azimuth will tell you exactly what to do next.

Azimuth

Free VA Chapter 31 (VR&E) navigation, from intake to a counselor-ready plan.

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