Find a Veteran Service Organization near you.
- Texas250 VSOs · 250 counties
- California58 VSOs · 58 counties
- Florida67 VSOs · 67 counties
- New York63 VSOs · 62 counties
Every office listed has VA-accredited representatives who help with your disability claim for free — they’re congressionally chartered to do it, and they never take a cut of your benefits.
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Every listing is a county or state VSO office with accredited representatives who file claims at no cost.
- ALAlabama67 VSOs · 67 counties
- AKAlaska14 VSOs · 14 counties
- AZArizona16 VSOs · 16 counties
- ARArkansas75 VSOs · 75 counties
- CACalifornia58 VSOs · 58 counties
- COColorado64 VSOs · 64 counties
- CTConnecticut8 VSOs · 8 counties
- DEDelaware3 VSOs · 3 counties
- DCDistrict of Columbia1 VSO · 1 county
- FLFlorida67 VSOs · 67 counties
- GAGeorgia160 VSOs · 159 counties
- HIHawaii4 VSOs · 4 counties
- IDIdaho44 VSOs · 44 counties
- ILIllinois103 VSOs · 102 counties
- INIndiana92 VSOs · 92 counties
- IAIowa99 VSOs · 99 counties
- KSKansas105 VSOs · 105 counties
- KYKentucky120 VSOs · 120 counties
- LALouisiana64 VSOs · 64 counties
- MEMaine16 VSOs · 16 counties
- MDMaryland25 VSOs · 24 counties
- MAMassachusetts14 VSOs · 14 counties
- MIMichigan83 VSOs · 83 counties
- MNMinnesota88 VSOs · 87 counties
- MSMississippi81 VSOs · 81 counties
- MOMissouri117 VSOs · 115 counties
- MTMontana56 VSOs · 56 counties
- NENebraska93 VSOs · 93 counties
- NVNevada16 VSOs · 16 counties
- NHNew Hampshire10 VSOs · 10 counties
- NJNew Jersey21 VSOs · 21 counties
- NMNew Mexico33 VSOs · 33 counties
- NYNew York63 VSOs · 62 counties
- NCNorth Carolina100 VSOs · 100 counties
- NDNorth Dakota54 VSOs · 54 counties
- OHOhio88 VSOs · 88 counties
- OKOklahoma77 VSOs · 77 counties
- OROregon37 VSOs · 37 counties
- PAPennsylvania67 VSOs · 67 counties
- RIRhode Island5 VSOs · 5 counties
- SCSouth Carolina46 VSOs · 46 counties
- SDSouth Dakota66 VSOs · 66 counties
- TNTennessee95 VSOs · 95 counties
- TXTexas250 VSOs · 250 counties
- UTUtah29 VSOs · 29 counties
- VTVermont14 VSOs · 14 counties
- VAVirginia131 VSOs · 127 counties
- WAWashington39 VSOs · 39 counties
- WVWest Virginia55 VSOs · 55 counties
- WIWisconsin72 VSOs · 72 counties
- WYWyoming23 VSOs · 23 counties
This directory is community-sourced and may not reflect the most current information. If something looks wrong or outdated, tell us and we’ll fix it. You can also confirm any representative through the VA.gov accreditation search.
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Every VSO in this directory provides free claims assistance. Nothing here costs you anything.
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Contact a representative who will help you file your VA disability claim at no cost — ever.
The best help available, and it costs nothing.
Veteran service organizations have helped millions of veterans claim benefits they earned. Here’s what they actually do.
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100% free assistance
VSOs help you file at no cost. They're congressionally chartered to advocate for veterans — nobody is paid out of your award.
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Claims filing support
Accredited reps help you gather evidence, complete the forms, and submit the claim correctly the first time.
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VA-accredited advocates
Representatives are trained and accredited by the VA. They know the process and what evidence a rater is looking for.
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Local and accessible
Most counties have an office you can walk into. Face-to-face help from someone who understands your situation.
Pair free VSO help with VeteranAI. Our software helps you read your own records and understand what documents like nexus letters and personal statements need to contain. You write them in your own words. Your VSO reviews and files.
See the software →Ask Six before you pick up the phone.
Six is an AI reference tool for looking up how VA claims work. Ask about the process, the terminology, the forms, or the timelines — so you walk into the office already knowing the vocabulary. Available any hour, including the ones between VSO appointments.
- What does a VSO actually do?
- What is the “at least as likely as not” standard?
- What’s the difference between a supplemental claim and an HLR?
- What does “deferred” mean on a decision?
Six explains how the rules work. It doesn’t represent you, and it never contacts the VA on your behalf.
Start by reading your own record.
Free VSO assistance and VeteranAI’s self-help software work together. See what’s already in your file, understand what the VA has on you, and walk into the office knowing what you’re looking at. $25/month, flat — never a percentage of your benefits.
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