Upload Your Documents

Prepare a federal resume draft from your redacted records and a target announcement. Review the draft and any missing-information checklist yourself. This does not request a personal review or submit a job application.

Redact Social Security numbers before uploading.Remove SSNs from every page of your DD214 and other records. Also remove bank account numbers or other sensitive identifiers that are not needed to prepare your resume.
PDF only. Up to 32MB per file. PDF only. Up to 32MB per file. PDF only. Up to 32MB per file.
PDF only. Up to 32MB per file.
PDF only. Up to 32MB per file.
PDF only. Up to 32MB per file.

VetOps resume tools are free in beta. Upload your records to create a review-required draft. Results depend on the source material you provide.

When configured, AI providers may receive document text or scanned PDF content. Original uploads are not emailed to an operator. Temporary source files are removed after processing where cleanup succeeds, with a 24-hour fallback policy; draft download links expire after 24 hours. New free-draft status records omit your email and source URLs and are eligible for cleanup after 24 hours. Generated drafts may still contain contact details from your documents. See Privacy. Up to six files, 64MB combined.

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Resume & Career Support

Translate service records into job-ready evidence.

Use your service records to create a federal or civilian resume draft tailored to your target. Review every draft before using it.

Source recordsVMET, JST, evals, awards, DD214, and current resume.
Target roleUSAJOBS announcement, private-sector role, or dual-track objective.
TranslationConvert duties, scope, measurable results, and leadership into hiring language.
OutputReview draft sections, copy content, or download where available.
Employment and training support
Explore VR&E (Chapter 31)
Veteran Readiness & Employment may provide employment, training, education, or independent-living support. A VA counselor determines entitlement after evaluation. Veterans discharged on or after January 1, 2013 have no 12-year eligibility limit. Earlier discharges have a basic 12-year period measured from the later qualifying date and may qualify for an extension for a serious employment handicap. Check VR&E eligibility and date rules at VA.gov →

How It Works

Three Steps to a Federal Resume Draft

1
Upload Your Documents
Upload at least one real source document — VMET, existing resume, JST, evaluations, or award citations. LinkedIn can supplement your record, but it should not be the only source for a federal resume.
2
Add Your Target (Optional)
Paste a USAJOBS or job-posting link if you're targeting a specific role, so we can tailor your resume to match. No link? No problem — we'll still build a strong general resume.
3
Create and Review Your Draft
The beta workflow creates a draft from the source material you provide. Review every date, title, qualification, and accomplishment before using it.

Build Civilian / Both Resume

Prepare a draft for private-sector roles or include federal translation cues. No account, email, or USAJOBS link is required here.

Use this builder for regular civilian jobs, defense contractors, corporate roles, and other non-USAJobs applications. If you need a tailored federal submission package with announcement matching and delivery, use the federal lane above instead.

Remove SSNs, account numbers, addresses, and sensitive or classified details before pasting. When configured, an AI provider receives this text to prepare your draft. This text-only route does not save a profile, email your draft, or submit applications. Provider retention is separate; see Privacy.

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Choose relevant source material Include only the redacted records or excerpts needed to support the duties, qualifications, and accomplishments in your draft. More personal information is not better. Check every generated statement against your records before using it.