VA Disability Compensation

Monroe County's veterans service officer, whom the State's finder names Sloane Henderson and who also serves Prairie County, helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Thursdays at 717 N. 11th St., Clarendon ((870) 530-5899).

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.

Mississippi Veterans Affairs lists two Monroe County veterans service offices - American Legion Post 26, 523 Highway 145 N., Aberdeen ((662) 436-9191) and the Government Complex Building, 1619 Hwy 25 North, Amory ((662) 256-3841) - where county veteran service officers help veterans and families with VA claims; the county’s own site has no veterans page, so call before going.

Monroe County veterans and families. Claims help needs no rating.

Monroe County's Veterans Affairs office, Curry Building, 214 W. 7th Street, Suite 100, Bloomington, 812-349-2537 and 812-349-2568 (fax 812-349-2638), Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM under Veteran's Service Officer Steven Miller and Assistant VSO Andrew Blake, helping county veterans, their dependents and survivors file VA claims, obtain military records and access VA services.

Veterans, their dependents and survivors. Any Monroe County veteran, dependent or survivor can use the office. No rating is needed.

Monroe County Veterans Affairs files VA compensation, pension, survivors', health care, education, burial and appeal claims, including virtual Board of Veterans' Appeals hearings, from Key West (1100 Simonton Street, 305-295-5150) and Key Largo (102050 Overseas Highway, 305-453-8777), weekdays 8 to 5, with a Marathon library visit every second Wednesday and a veterans transportation programme three days a week.

Veterans, service members, survivors and families in the Keys. For veterans, service members, survivors and dependents, full-time or seasonal residents. No rating is needed.

The Monroe County Veterans Services Office - County Veterans Service Officer Andy Boyd, Director, 403 Tellico Street, Madisonville (423-442-5812, fax 423-442-6785), Monday to Thursday 8:30 to 4:30 and Friday 8:30 to 4:00, closed 12 to 1 - helps Monroe County veterans navigate the VA system: compensation and pensions, medical care, military records, grave markers and veteran home loans.

Monroe County veteran or dependent. The office files claims for veterans and their dependents; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.

Montague County's Veteran's Service Officer, Angela Uselton, with an administrative assistant, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims from the courthouse's second floor in Montague (940-894-6171); the county budgets the office at $182,882 for FY2027.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Montcalm County Veterans Affairs, 211 W. Main Street, Stanton (989-831-7477), funded by a county veterans millage, has four accredited service officers for VA claims, burial and records, gives emergency relief grants and food cards to veterans in need, and drives veterans free to appointments, with a wheelchair van; all free, Monday to Friday 8 to 4.

Montcalm County veterans, surviving spouses and dependants. Claims help is free and needs no rating; emergency grants and food cards are for veterans in need.

Montgomery County's veterans service officer, Susan Campbell, at 117 Ray Dr., Mount Ida ((870) 867-3033), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free, Tuesday to Thursday; the county has no website.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.

The Veterans Assistance Commission of Montgomery County - Superintendent Cassandra Hampton, Historic Courthouse Annex, 201 S Main St., Hillsboro (217-532-9695 or 217-532-2534) - files VA claims and enrolments, gives financial assistance to honourably discharged veterans and their families up to 130% of the Federal Poverty Guideline under the Military Veterans Assistance Act, and drives veterans to VA care; in 2025 it transported 68 veterans and recovered $303,534.65 in VA benefits.

Montgomery County veterans and families up to 130% of the poverty guideline. Financial assistance is for honourably discharged veterans and their families at or under 130% of the Federal Poverty Guideline for the family unit; claims help needs no rating.

The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the Montgomery and Bullock counties office from the Alabama Veterans Resource Center at 102 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, with service officer Juan Jones; 334-832-1392.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.

Montgomery County’s Veterans Service Officer, Nick Kashon, at the Government Center, 1580 Constitution Row, Suite F, Crawfordsville (765-361-4133; weekdays 8:30 to 4:30, closed noon to 1:00, by appointment), helps veterans and families with VA and State claims, gets copies of DD-214s, and told the county in May 2026 that disabled veterans must re-certify for the new 100% property tax deduction.

Montgomery County veterans and families. The office helps any veteran or family member, by appointment; no rating is needed to ask.

The Montgomery County Veterans' Service Agency - Executive Director Brenda Rava and Director/Veterans' Service Officer Randy Weaver with Veterans' Clerk Typist Amy Rossi, County Office Building, PO Box 1500, 64 Broadway, Fonda (518-853-8152, fax 518-853-5023), Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - provides an accredited Veterans Service Officer for compensation, pension and survivor claims, and runs the county van to the Albany VA Medical Center (weekdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and the Fonda VA Primary Clinic (typically Monday mornings).

Veterans and their families. The agency counsels veterans and their families on federal and State benefits and books the van; no rating is needed to call.

The Montrose County Veteran Services Officer - Phillip Rich, 320 South 1st Street, Suite 480 in the historic courthouse, Montrose (970-249-2115, [email protected]; fax 970-249-7761), weekdays 9 to 5 by appointment, with West End hours at Hopkins Field in Nucla the second Wednesday of each month - familiarizes veterans with their benefits, assists with applications and advocates for them free of charge, and holds Veterans Coffee on the West End monthly.

Montrose County veteran or qualifying family member. The VSO counsels veterans discharged under other than dishonorable conditions; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.

Moore County's Veteran's Service Officer, Daniel Hernandez, helps veterans and their families with VA and State claims at 715 S. Dumas Avenue, Room 207, Dumas (806-935-2408), with an online contact form; the county budgets the post as a part-time salary of $8,000 in FY2027.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Morgan County's Veterans Service Office, 180 South Main Street, Suite 331, Martinsville (765-205-1614), files VA compensation, pension, Aid and Attendance, survivors' and burial claims free, by appointment Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 to 4 (closed Wednesdays for claims work); Veterans Service Officer Courtney Kemp and deputy Misty Ladish.

Veterans and their families. Any veteran, dependant or survivor can use the office. No rating is needed.

The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the Morgan County veterans service office in the courthouse at 302 Lee Street NE, Decatur, with service officer Mary Draper; 256-351-4635.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.

Morris County's Veterans Service Officer, Bobby Baker, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at the courthouse, 500 Broadnax, Daingerfield (903-645-3691), on Mondays from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. and at other times by appointment; the county budgets the part-time office at $17,872.64 for FY2027.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

The Morrison County Veterans Service Office in Little Falls - Veterans Service Officer Kristina VonBerge, 320-632-0290, appointments preferred - serves active duty, Guard and Reserve members, veterans and their families: VA health care enrolment, compensation, burial and survivor claims, discharge copies, travel pay, preference letters and education benefits, a free summer veterans pontoon ride and free Military Child T-shirts.

Morrison County service members, veterans and families. The office helps any service member, veteran or family member; no rating is needed.

The Morrow County Veterans Service Commission’s office (143 S. Main Street, Mount Gilead; 419-946-1914) helps veterans and dependants obtain VA benefits and lost military records, gives short-term emergency financial assistance under ORC 5901.08 to residents of three months with a legitimate hardship, and drives veterans to the Columbus VA Medical Center and the Marion clinic Monday through Thursday.

Morrow County veterans and families. Claims help is free; financial assistance needs three months’ residence and a documented hardship, under ORC 5901.08.

Motley County's Commissioners' Court agenda of October 13, 2026 reports that "Veterans Service officer for Motley County, Rodger Vinson has resigned"; TexVet still lists Roger Vinson for Motley, with no telephone. The site has no veterans page, the 2026-2027 budget adopted September 14, 2026 shows no veterans line, and the County Judge's office in Matador ((806) 347-2334) is the county's general contact while the post is open.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Mower County’s Veterans Services Office - Veterans Service Officer Rod Streich, 201 1st Street NE, Suite 6, Austin (507-434-2712, [email protected]), weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - helps veterans, dependants and survivors with federal, State and local benefits, obtains discharges and documents, and coordinates a van from Austin to the Minneapolis VA Medical Center on even-numbered days.

Mower County veterans, dependants and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependant or survivor; no rating is needed to ask.

Muscatine County Veteran Affairs - Director Eric Sanders, an accredited Veteran Service Officer, 315 Iowa Ave., Suite 1, Muscatine (563-262-4162), weekdays 8:00 to 4:30, calling ahead encouraged - files VA compensation, pension, survivor, health care, burial and education claims at no cost and helps with Iowa’s home purchase grant, property tax exemptions, licence designation, plates, lifetime hunting and fishing licences and the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund; a five-member Commission of Veteran Affairs oversees it.

Muscatine County veterans, spouses and survivors. The office helps at no cost; no rating is needed to ask.

Muskingum County's Department of Veterans Services, 225 Underwood Street, Room 500, Zanesville (740-455-7149), gives county veterans and families temporary emergency help with rent or mortgage, utilities, food and prescriptions, files VA claims, helps with indigent burial, and drives veterans to the Columbus and Chillicothe VA medical centres; director Colton Touvell.

Muskingum County veterans, service members and families. Claims help and rides need no rating; financial help needs three months in the county, active service other than for training, a discharge under honorable conditions and proof of need.

Chaves County's veterans claims help is the New Mexico Department of Veterans Services' Roswell field office - Veterans Service Officers Danielle Andrade (575-416-2284) and Ben Mendoza (575-988-5900), 1600 SE Main Street, Suite A, Roswell - filing federal and state claims free of charge; the statewide line is 1-866-433-8387.

Veterans and their families. The NMDVS field office files claims free; no rating is needed to ask.

Napa County's Veterans Service Office (Dell Pratt, Veterans Service Officer) - 650 Imperial Way, Suite 101, Room 202, Napa, CA 94559, 707-253-4558, Monday to Friday 8 to 12 and 1 to 5, appointments preferred - presents and pursues any claim against the Department of Veterans Affairs for veterans and their dependents, and orients new clients every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

Napa County veterans, their dependants and survivors. No rating is needed to ask the office for help.

Nash County Veteran Services, Administration Building, 3rd floor, 120 W. Washington Street, Nashville, 252-462-2720, helps veterans, families and survivors file VA compensation, pension and burial claims and apply for VA medical care, insurance and children's education benefits; walk-ins weekdays 9 to noon, appointments noon to 5.

Veterans, families and survivors. Free; no rating is needed.

Navarro County's Veteran Service Officer, Tim Easley, works from 601 N. 13th Street, Suite 7, Corsicana (903-654-3017, [email protected]), helping veterans and families with VA and State claims; the county budgets the one-person office at $93,532 for FY2027.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Nelson County keeps no veterans office of its own; its claims route is the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs' Region 8 benefits representatives Kelly Warren (502-229-6070) and Cameron Polk (502-356-1551), who serve Bullitt, Carroll, Henry, Jefferson, Nelson, Oldham, Spencer, Shelby and Trimble counties; their help is free.

Veterans and their families. Free help filing VA and state claims; no rating is needed to ask.

Nevada County's veterans service officer, Nathan St. Clair, at the courthouse, 215 E. 2nd St., Prescott ((870) 887-5776), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Mondays and Tuesdays; the county has no website.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.

The state pays $1,800 a year, in monthly payments of $150, for life to a wartime veteran who entered service from New Jersey and is totally blind, paraplegic, hemiplegic or a double amputee from that service, and then to the surviving spouse. The department calls it the Catastrophic Entitlement.

Wartime or Korea and Vietnam emergency service, and a New Jersey resident at entry into service. N.J.S.A. 38:18-1 and 38:18A-1.

New Jersey makes it a consumer fraud violation to charge for help with a VA claim except as federal law allows, to charge anything before a notice of disagreement is filed, to charge a referral fee, or to guarantee a rating. Paid advisers must tell you in writing and aloud that free help exists.

Taos County has no county veteran service officer; the New Mexico Department of Veterans Services’ Taos office, 145 Roy Road, Taos ((505) 709-5263, [email protected]), has a State veterans service officer who helps veterans and families file VA claims free and certifies eligibility for the State’s veteran property tax exemptions.

Veterans and families. The State officer helps file VA and State claims; there is no charge and no rating is needed.

The Newaygo County Department of Veterans Affairs - Veterans Service Officer Steven Cain, with Charlie McKinley and Rebecca Ball, 1087 Newell St., P.O. Box 885, White Cloud (231-689-7218, fax 231-689-7372), weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - 'assists veterans and their families with every veteran benefit to include emergency financial assistance, burial, compensation, pension, education, medical, home loan, and life insurance', and runs the county's Soldiers and Sailors Emergency Relief Fund assistance and its Veterans Affairs Committee.

Newaygo County veteran or qualifying family member. The department counsels county veterans discharged under other than dishonorable conditions; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.

The Newberry County Veterans Affairs Office - Raleigh Hickman, 1856 Wilson Road, Newberry ((803) 321-2161), weekdays 8:30 to 5:00 - prepares and prosecutes veterans’, widows’ and survivors’ claims before the VA and the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, helps with the State’s property tax exemption and licence plates for 100% permanently and totally disabled veterans, enrols veterans in VA health care and helps surviving spouses of military and civil service retirees file annuity claims.

Veterans, widows and survivors. Claims help is free; no rating is needed to ask.

Newton County's veterans service officer, Gerald Lamb, at 610 Court St., Jasper ((870) 577-5266), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free, Tuesday to Thursday; the county has no website.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.

Newton County's Veterans Service Officer, Ray Boughner, sees veterans and survivors for VA and State claims only on Wednesdays, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the Old Hospital on Main Street in Newton (409-379-9017); the county budgets $35,683.32 for the office in 2027.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Niagara County's Veterans Service Agency, 175 Hawley Street, Suite 100D, Lockport, (716) 438-4090, helps veterans and dependants with VA compensation, pension, DIC, education, health care, burial and records claims, State benefits such as the blind annuity, park pass and hunting licences, and the County Clerk's DD-214 filing; counseling weekdays 9 to 4.

Veterans, dependants and survivors. Free. No rating is needed.

The Georgia Department of Veterans Service's find-an-office list - read 2026-11-03 - names no field service office for Elbert County: the Athens office's row serves "Barrow, Clarke, Hart, Jackson, Madison, Oconee, and Oglethorpe" and no row in the list carries Elbert, so an Elbert veteran's GDVS claims route is the Athens Veterans Field Service Office (Veterans Service Officer and Manager Matt Williamson and Veterans Service Officer Carie Lince, 706-733-0188 ext. 45575, 9249 U.S. Highway 29, Athens, GA 30601), the nearest posted office, or the GDVS's central office; the absence is the State's own roster, read whole.

Any Elbert County veteran or family member. GDVS service officers file claims for any veteran or family member; the service is free. No rating is needed. No rating hides this entry.

The Noble County Veteran Service Office in the County Annex, 109 N York Street, Albion (260-636-1298; Tuesday to Thursday 10:00 to 3:00, other times by appointment), helps veterans and families with VA and State claims; the Commissioners hired a new service officer to start February 17, 2026 and the Council raised the post’s pay to $25,000 for the State’s 1,000-hour minimum.

Noble County veterans and families. The office helps any veteran or family member; no rating is needed to ask.

Nolan County's Veterans County Service Officer, Robert McBride, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at the Courthouse, 100 E 3rd Street, Suite 207A, Sweetwater (325-235-2214); the county budgets $141,628.80 for the office, with an assistant, in FY2027.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Northumberland County's Veteran's Affairs office - the county director of veterans affairs, Ryan Miller, run with the Area Agency on Aging since 2022 - helps veterans, service members and their families with VA claims, the State's veterans programmes and the county's burial and grave duties; the county's page gives 570-495-2395 and the State's directors list 570-495-2364.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. Any veteran of any era, family member or survivor can use the office. No rating is needed.

Ochiltree County's site has no veterans page and names no officer, but its 2026-2027 budget keeps a $4,700 Veteran's Service department (travel, supplies, conferences and equipment, no salary line); TexVet's county list names Dempsey Malaney at 806-435-8059 and [email protected], an address on the county's e-mail domain, and the County Judge's office in Perryton (806-435-8031) is the county's general contact.

Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

Oconee County's Veteran's Affairs Office, 223 Kenneth Street, Walhalla, weekdays 8:30 to 5 (864-638-4231, fax 864-718-5065), under Director Jerry Dyar, schedules appointments in 2-to-3-hour first-come windows to help veterans, surviving spouses, dependents and beneficiaries with VA claims and appeals, pensions (call to check war-time eligibility), aid-and-attendance for assisted living or nursing homes, health-care enrolment, burial and marker benefits, and copies or certification of a DD-214.

Oconee County veterans, surviving spouses and dependents. No rating is needed to ask; the office explains the tests.

The Oconto County Veterans Service Office - CVSO Ron Christensen, a 20-year Marine Corps veteran in the post since 2016, and Deputy CVSO Tanya Gonzalez, Courthouse room 3043, 301 Washington Street, Oconto (920-834-6817, fax 920-834-6819, weekdays 8 to 4) - develops and files VA compensation, pension, survivor, health care, home loan and burial claims with accredited representation, handles the State grants and property tax credit paperwork, and keeps a Tuesday outreach day at the Riverview office in the north of the county.

Resident veterans and their family members. The office assists all resident veterans and their family members; no rating is needed to ask.

Okanogan County's Veteran Services - Veterans Service Officer Thomas Even, 1 Tonasket Shop Road, P.O. Box 1740, Tonasket (509-486-2121, fax 509-486-2133) - points county veterans at VA health care, compensation, pension, survivor, education, home-loan and life-insurance benefits, with the SF 180 and the VA travel-reimbursement form among the office's links, and works beside the county's Veterans Relief Fund and its board.

Okanogan County veterans and their families. The office helps county veterans with VA and State benefits; no rating is needed to ask.

The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs' Muskogee office, at 125 S. Main, Room 104, Muskogee (918-781-7766), keeps the department's service officers for Muskogee County: free help filing VA claims and the state's benefit letters, by appointment; Angela Gordon manages the office and John Barnes, James McIntire, Antonio Marino and Rey Ramos are its service officers.

Veterans, surviving spouses and families. Free help filing VA claims and state benefit requests; no rating is needed to ask.

Cherokee County sits on the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs’ Northeast Team - Regional Manager Brian Gibson (918-348-4901) and service officers Angela Chalk, Bobbie Jones, Michael Merit, David Roberts, Les Rouell and Joseph Spychalski - the free claims route for the county’s veterans, with the department’s Muskogee office (918-781-7766) nearest; the county keeps no veterans office of its own.

Any veteran or family member. ODVA service officers file claims for any veteran or family member; the service is free. No rating is needed.

Delaware County sits on the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs' Northeast Team - regional manager Brian Gibson (918-348-4901) and six accredited service officers, Angela Chalk, Bobbie Jones, Michael Merit, David Roberts, Les Rouell and Joseph Spychalski - the claims route for the county's veterans; no ODVA office sits in Delaware County.

Any veteran or family member. ODVA service officers file claims for any veteran or family member; the service is free. No rating is needed.