VA Disability Compensation

Greenville County Veterans Affairs

Greenville County's Veterans Affairs office, directed by Alan Dabney, helps honorably discharged veterans, their families, widows, orphans and parents secure federal and South Carolina benefits, from Suite N-T300 of Greenville County Square, at 864-467-7230.

Also called: county veterans affairs officer, CVAO, veterans service office, claims help, Greenville, 25-11-40, PT-401I, compensation, hospitalization, education.

For: Veteran or service member, spouse, child, survivor.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Every South Carolina county has a veterans' affairs officer under section 25-11-40; see the South Carolina entry on county veterans affairs officers. Greenville County's office sits in Greenville County Square: 301 University Ridge, Suite N-T300, Greenville, SC 29601; 864.467.7230 office, 864.467.7677 fax. What it does. "The Veterans Affairs function is to provide and assist former Armed Forces service personnel who were Honorably discharged, their families, widows, orphans, and parents in securing benefits to which they are entitled under the provision of federal legislation and the code of laws of South Carolina. File and prosecute all claims which have compensation, hospitalization, education, training and insurance benefits due under federal legislation." Who. "Annette Spigner (Information) 864-467-7230 ... Dennis O'Halloran (Asst. Director) 864-467-7235, Alan Dabney (Director) 864-467-7236." The page posts no office hours, so call ahead. Exemptions. The county's Auditor, Treasurer and tax pages fetched name no veteran-specific exemption text; the State's disabled veteran exemption and its certificate are described in the South Carolina entries, and the county VA officer is the certifying office for them (see the Richland County entry for the mechanism).

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Greenville County veterans and their familiesThe office assists honorably discharged service personnel and their families, widows, orphans and parents. No rating is required.

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