What documents do I need to file a PFAS thyroid cancer claim?

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In order to file a PFAS thyroid cancer claim, you need medical records to prove your diagnosis and exposure to PFAS, as well as service records if you’re an active or veteran military personnel, proof of residence if you’re a family member of a military personnel, or a nearby resident.

Documentation needed for PFAS-related thyroid cancer cases

Documentation must be provided establishing a link between your thyroid cancer diagnosis and your exposure to PFAS. You will need the following documents:

  • Medical records: Thyroid cancer diagnosis and treatment records, blood tests showing PFAS levels, physician statements, hospital records, and prescription records
  • Military service records: Complete service history for active duty personnel and veterans, including deployment locations and duties involving PFAS exposure
  • Proof of residence: Documentation showing you lived near contaminated water sources or military installations
  • Proof of relationship: Marriage certificates or family documentation if you're a family member of military personnel seeking compensation

Our attorneys can help you file a PFAS thyroid cancer claim

It can be challenging and overwhelming to gather the right documentation for a PFAS thyroid cancer claim. For over 30 years, our attorneys have handled toxic exposure cases and have an understanding of the evidence needed to prove a case. You can contact ELG Law today if you suspect PFAS exposure caused your thyroid cancer.