The U.S. government owes compensation to families affected by nuclear testing ("Downwinders"). We help you fast-track the paperwork so you don't get stuck in the federal backlog.
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The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) is a federal program that provides $100,000 tax-free payments to individuals exposed to radiation from U.S. nuclear testing between 1951-1962.
Recently expanded in July 2025, the program now covers all of Utah, Idaho, and New Mexico, plus specified counties in Arizona and Nevada. Tens of thousands of families may now qualify who didn't before.
Lived in UT, ID, NM, AZ, or NV for at least 1 year between 1951-1962.
Diagnosed with a covered cancer (leukemia, thyroid, lung, colon, etc) after exposure.
You can file for yourself or a deceased family member (spouse, parent, grandparent).
Best for clear medical/work history.
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We partner with Heritage Law.
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We guide you through gathering proof of residence, medical records, and identity documents. Everything is organized and ready for DOJ submission.
Monitor your claim's progress through our dashboard. See exactly where you are in the DOJ queue and receive updates automatically.
Choose to work with Heritage Law Offices for full legal representation. They handle everything while you focus on your family.