Knox County VSO OfficeAccredited VA Representatives
Contact information, phone numbers, and accredited representatives for Knox County, Ohio.
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Knox County VSO Office: Address & Phone
County veteran service organizations providing free claims assistance to veterans in Knox County, Ohio.
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Accredited VA Representatives in Knox County
3 accredited representatives serving Knox County, Ohio.
Kevin Henthorn
Mt. Vernon, OH, 43050Kevin Henthorn
Mt. Vernon, OH, 43050Vince Thompson
Mt. Vernon, OH, 43050
Questions about the Knox County VSO office
How do I contact the Knox County veterans affairs office?
- Veteran Services serves Knox County, Ohio. Website: https://co.knox.oh.us/county-home/county-offices/. Address: 105 East Chestnut Street, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050. 3 VA-accredited representatives are also listed on this page with direct phone numbers where available.
Is help from the Knox County VSO free?
- Yes. Accredited veteran service officers help you file a claim, gather evidence and appeal at no charge. They are accredited by VA and never take a percentage of your back pay.
Which accredited VA representatives serve Knox County?
- 3 accredited representatives are listed for Knox County, Ohio, including Kevin Henthorn, Kevin Henthorn and Vince Thompson. Each listing shows the organization they represent and a phone number where one is available.
Which zip codes does the Knox County office serve?
- 7 zip codes across Knox County, Ohio, including 43011, 43014, 43019, 43022. If yours is not listed, the nearby counties on this page link to the next closest office.
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Zip Codes Served
Knox County covers 7 zip codes in Ohio.
- 43011
- 43014
- 43019
- 43022
- 43028
- 43037
- 43050
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