Veteran Directory

Veterans Service Organizations in Virginia

330 VA-accredited VSO representatives work with veterans in Virginia, across 52 recognized organizations. All of them prepare and file VA claims free of charge.

Organizations serving Virginia

OrganizationHeadquartersPhoneReps in VA
Virginia Department of Veterans ServicesRichmond, VA804-786-0286170
American LegionWashington, DC202-861-270073
Fleet Reserve AssociationAlexandria, VA703-683 140057
National Veterans Legal Services ProgramArlington, VA202-265-830553
Navy Mutual Aid AssociationArlington, VA1-800-628-601148
Texas Veterans CommissionAustin, TX512-463-656447
Missouri Veterans CommissionJefferson City, MO573-751-377946
New York State Department of Veterans' ServicesAlbany, NY518-474-611446
Oregon Department of Veterans AffairsSalem, OR503-373-238846
Alabama Department of Veterans AffairsMontgomery, AL334-242-507745
Arizona Department of Veterans ServicesPhoenix, AZ602-255-337345
Arkansas Department of Veterans AffairsNorth Little Rock, AR501-683-238245
Colorado Division of Veterans AffairsLakewood, CO303-914-583245
Florida Department of Veterans AffairsSt. Petersburg, FL727-319-744045
Illinois Department of Veterans AffairsSpringfield, IL217-785-411445
Iowa Department of Veterans AffairsDes Moines, IA515-362-735045
Kentucky Department of Veterans AffairsLouisville, KY502-595-444745
Louisiana Department of Veterans AffairsBaton Rouge, LA225-219-500045
Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans ServiceBoston, MA617-210-576545
Michigan Veterans Affairs AgencyLansing, MI800-642-483845
Minnesota Department of Veterans AffairsSt. Paul, MN612-970-566245
Mississippi Veterans AffairsJackson, MS601-576-487245
Montana Veterans Affairs (MVAD)Helena, MT406-324-374245
National Association for Black Veterans, Inc.Clinton, MD855-225-070945
Nevada Department of Veterans ServicesReno, NV(775) 668-165345
New Jersey Department of Veterans AffairsTrenton, NJ609-530-704545
North Dakota Department Veterans AffairsFargo, ND701-298-469445
Oklahoma Department of Veterans AffairsMuskogee, OK918-781-776645
Rhode Island Office of Veterans Services (RIVETS)Warwick, RI401-921-211945
Tennessee Department of Veterans ServicesNashville, TN615-741-186345
The South Carolina Department of Veterans AffairsColumbia, SC803-734-020045
Utah Department of Veterans and Military AffairsSalt Lake City, UT801-326-237245
Vermont Office of Veterans AffairsMontpelier, VT802-828-337945
Washington Department of Veterans AffairsOlympia, WA1-800-562-230845
Wisconsin Department of Veterans AffairsMadison, WI1-800-947-838745
Idaho Division of Veterans ServicesBoise, ID208-780-138044
New Hampshire Division of Veteran ServicesManchester, NH603-624-9230 x-30244
Georgia Department of Veterans ServiceAtlanta, GA404-656-230042
North Carolina Dept Military and Veterans AffairsRaleigh, NC984-204-298038
Veterans of Foreign WarsWashington, DC202-543-223916
Wounded Warrior ProjectJacksonville, FL888-997-258614
Disabled American VeteransWashington, DC202-554-350110
Marine Corps LeagueStafford, VA703-207-95886
Paralyzed Veterans of AmericaWashington, DC617-303-13956
Veterans' Voice of AmericaSilver Spring, MD6
Maine Veterans' ServicesAugusta, ME207-287-99335
Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans AffairsAnnville, PA717-861-89105
Blinded Veterans AssociationWashington, DC202-371-88804
Armed Forces Services CorporationArlington, VA703-379-93112
Green Beret FoundationSouthern Pines, NC844-287-71332
UDT-SEAL AssociationVirginia Beach, VA757-363-74902
American VeteransRockville, MD1-800-810-71481

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