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NORTH DAKOTA · ACCREDITED CLAIMS HELP

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in North Dakota.

Meet VA-accredited disability attorneys and claims agents listed in North Dakota. Search by name or city, check their credentials, and start a conversation.

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The accredited attorneys in North Dakota with phone numbers and OGC registration numbers you can verify, plus what to check before signing a fee agreement.

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A LITTLE GUIDANCE

The right help for where you are.

Get your bearings before you make the first call.

01Filing your first claim?
Start with free help from an accredited VSO. You can get support preparing and filing your claim without paying a representative.
02Already have a VA decision?
An accredited attorney or claims agent can help you explore your options after a denial, a lower rating than expected, or an effective-date dispute.
03Before you choose someone
Check their name or registration number in VA’s accreditation search. Ask about their experience and get any fee agreement in writing.

Before you hire a VA disability lawyer in North Dakota: what they can charge

  • When a fee can be charged. An accredited attorney or claims agent may charge for representation only after VA has issued notice of an initial decision on the claim, and only with a power of attorney and a written fee agreement in place. Help with a first claim should not cost you anything. (38 C.F.R. § 14.636)
  • What VA presumes reasonable. A fee of 20 percent or less of the past-due benefits awarded is presumed reasonable when the representation continued through the decision that awarded them. A fee over 33⅓ percent of past-due benefits is presumed unreasonable. (38 C.F.R. § 14.636)
  • Who never charges. Recognized organizations (VSOs) and their accredited representatives may not receive fees for representation. An organization's representative is appointed on VA Form 21-22; an accredited attorney or claims agent is appointed on VA Form 21-22a. (38 C.F.R. § 14.636; VA Form 21-22; VA Form 21-22a)
  • Check accreditation first. Search the person's name or registration number in VA's accreditation search before you sign a fee agreement or a power of attorney. (VA's accreditation search)

Free claims help (VSOs) in North Dakota →

65 accredited VSO representatives

VA facilities in North Dakota →

22 medical centers, clinics & offices

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