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Veterans Service Organizations in Louisiana

105 VA-accredited VSO representatives work with veterans in Louisiana, across 12 recognized organizations. All of them prepare and file VA claims free of charge.

Organizations serving Louisiana

OrganizationHeadquartersPhoneReps in LA
Louisiana Department of Veterans AffairsBaton Rouge, LA225-219-500082
Veterans of Foreign WarsWashington, DC202-543-223973
American LegionWashington, DC202-861-270065
Fleet Reserve AssociationAlexandria, VA703-683 140044
Marine Corps LeagueStafford, VA703-207-958817
The Retired Enlisted AssociationCentennial, CO800-554-873213
Catholic War Veterans of the USABellerose, NY703-549-36224
Disabled American VeteransWashington, DC202-554-35013
Blinded Veterans AssociationWashington, DC202-371-88802
American VeteransRockville, MD1-800-810-71481
National Association of County Veterans Service OfficersWashington, DC—1
Paralyzed Veterans of AmericaWashington, DC617-303-13951

Phone numbers reach each organization's accreditation headquarters — they'll connect you with a representative near you. You can also search local reps by name on VA's Find a Representative tool.

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VSO vs. lawyer: which do you need?

For initial claims and most reviews, a VSO does everything a paid representative does — for free. Veterans typically consider an accredited attorney in Louisiana for complex appeals: Board hearings, federal court, effective-date disputes, or repeatedly denied claims where a percentage-of-back-pay fee can be worth it.

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