Veteran Directory

Veterans Service Organizations in New York

322 VA-accredited VSO representatives work with veterans in New York, across 15 recognized organizations. All of them prepare and file VA claims free of charge.

Organizations serving New York

OrganizationHeadquartersPhoneReps in NY
New York State Department of Veterans' ServicesAlbany, NY518-474-6114198
American LegionWashington, DC202-861-2700168
Veterans of Foreign WarsWashington, DC202-543-223942
National Association of County Veterans Service OfficersWashington, DC35
Disabled American VeteransWashington, DC202-554-350115
Jewish War Veterans of the USAWashington, DC202-565-51227
Paralyzed Veterans of AmericaWashington, DC617-303-13957
Fleet Reserve AssociationAlexandria, VA703-683 14006
Catholic War Veterans of the USABellerose, NY703-549-36224
Marine Corps LeagueStafford, VA703-207-95882
American VeteransRockville, MD1-800-810-71481
Ohio Department of Veterans ServicesColumbus, OH614 644 08981
Polish Legion of American VeteransAustin, TX512-560-60911
Veterans' Voice of AmericaSilver Spring, MD1
Vietnam Veterans of AmericaSilver Spring, MD301-585-40001

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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