Supporting You Through the AFCS Process
Have you experienced an injury or illness during your service in the British Military?
Are you a current regular or reservist, or have you transitioned to Veteran status?
Did your injury or illness occur on or after 6 April 2005?
Have you initiated an AFCS claim but find the process overwhelming or lack the necessary support to compile co
Have you experienced an injury or illness during your service in the British Military?
Are you a current regular or reservist, or have you transitioned to Veteran status?
Did your injury or illness occur on or after 6 April 2005?
Have you initiated an AFCS claim but find the process overwhelming or lack the necessary support to compile comprehensive evidence?
Do you suspect that negligence contributed to your condition?
We're here to assist.
Our Approach
The AFCS operates as a no-fault scheme, yet its intricate procedures and evidence requirements can make the journey daunting, especially during challenging times.
With i2i Consultancy by your side, you'll receive guidance from fellow Veterans who have first-hand experience with the AFCS process.
We adopt a holistic approach, considering y
The AFCS operates as a no-fault scheme, yet its intricate procedures and evidence requirements can make the journey daunting, especially during challenging times.
With i2i Consultancy by your side, you'll receive guidance from fellow Veterans who have first-hand experience with the AFCS process.
We adopt a holistic approach, considering you as an individual beyond just your case. Our support encompasses your physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being throughout the entire process.
Our Expertise
Our Expertise
Nichola Tidd, our Founder and Head of Department, is a Veteran who has personally navigated the AFCS process.
Her mission is to transform the experience for other Veterans by offering unwavering commitment and leveraging her extensive knowledge to alleviate the burden and advocate for rightful outcomes.
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Understanding the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS)
Understanding the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS)
Understanding the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS)
The AFCS compensates for injury, illness, or death attributable to service on or after 6 April 2005. It provides two primary types of awards:
Lump Sum Payment: A tax-free amount ranging from £1,200 to £570,000 for pain and suffering.
Guaranteed Income Payment (GIP): A lifelong, tax-free monthly payment for those with significant loss of earning capacity.
Eligibility and Time Limits
Understanding the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS)
Understanding the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS)
Claims should be submitted within 7 years of the earliest of the following dates:
The incident date leading to the injury or illness.
The date when service aggravated a pre-existing condition.
The date you first sought medical advice for the condition.
The date of discharge.
Note: Exceptions may apply, and we can assess and advise on yo
Claims should be submitted within 7 years of the earliest of the following dates:
The incident date leading to the injury or illness.
The date when service aggravated a pre-existing condition.
The date you first sought medical advice for the condition.
The date of discharge.
Note: Exceptions may apply, and we can assess and advise on your specific circumstances.
Claims can be made while still serving; there's no requirement to wait until discharge.
Already Have an AFCS Claim?
Understanding the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS)
If you've embarked on your AFCS journey and find yourself in one of the following situations:
Received an interim award and are uncertain about subsequent steps.
Obtained a final award that doesn't reflect the severity of your condition.
Partial liability was accepted by the service.
We can review your case, assess the awarded outcome, a
If you've embarked on your AFCS journey and find yourself in one of the following situations:
Received an interim award and are uncertain about subsequent steps.
Obtained a final award that doesn't reflect the severity of your condition.
Partial liability was accepted by the service.
We can review your case, assess the awarded outcome, and evaluate the evidence to determine if the compensation aligns with your injury or illness.
Do you think there may also be grounds for negligence by the MOD?
Or
Are you not eligible for the AFCS because your incident was before 6 April 2005?
You may be eligible for The War Pension Scheme (WPS).
Get in touch to have your case reviewed
How we can help
How we can help
Our Veteran-to-Veteran support operates on a 'no win, no fee' basis.
Having personally navigated the process, we possess an in-depth understanding of the scheme and can assist you in:
- Deciphering the tariff system.
- Interpreting military records.
- Identifying and gathering pertinent evidence.
Our holistic approach ensures collaboratio
Our Veteran-to-Veteran support operates on a 'no win, no fee' basis.
Having personally navigated the process, we possess an in-depth understanding of the scheme and can assist you in:
- Deciphering the tariff system.
- Interpreting military records.
- Identifying and gathering pertinent evidence.
Our holistic approach ensures collaboration with other agencies to support all your needs throughout the journey.
We stand by you because you're one of us.
Contact us
How we can help
If you’re still unsure about your eligibility, the AFCS process, or would like to talk to another Veteran for some guidance or support, please contact us:
+44(0) 7342 678336
For those referring someone who is a serving member or Veteran, please download and complete our referral form below.
