VA Disability Compensation

Hays County Veterans Services Office

Hays County's veterans county service office helps veterans and dependents file claims, appeals and VA health applications and find housing, financial and education help, from Suite 100 of the Government Center annex at 111 E. San Antonio Street in San Marcos. Call 512-392-8387.

Also called: VCSO, county veterans service officer, claims help, San Marcos, Jude Prather, TVC accredited, 434.032.

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

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The Hays County Veterans Services Office is the county veterans service office under Government Code 434.032; see the Texas entry. Its staff are accredited through the Texas Veterans Commission, which the office says allows it to assist with veterans' benefits; it is not an entity of VA but works with the Veterans Benefits Administration. What it helps with. Claim assistance with disability compensation, compensation appeals, pensions, aid and attendance and Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; VA health care applications; service record requests; counselling for veterans and their families; resources for housing and financial assistance; information on educational benefits and VA grants; and help with VA programmes such as nursing homes, assisted living, rehabilitative or in-home services for the veteran and spouse. The office encourages appointments and asks applicants to create an account at va.gov. Staff. Jude Prather is the Veterans Services Office Director; Stephanie Brown and Nikki McGoldrick are assistant county veteran service officers; Derek Griblin is a Veteran Specialist; Lydia Stanton-Chapman is the Hope for Hays County Veterans case manager. Where. 111 E. San Antonio Street, Suite 100, Room 200, San Marcos 78666; 512-392-8387; fax 512-393-7718; weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Veterans and their dependentsFor Hays County veterans and their dependents. No rating is needed.

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