Veteran Directory
Veterans Service Organizations in Washington
173 VA-accredited VSO representatives work with veterans in Washington, across 14 recognized organizations. All of them prepare and file VA claims free of charge.
Organizations serving Washington
| Organization | Headquarters | Phone | Reps in WA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Washington Department of Veterans Affairs | Olympia, WA | 1-800-562-2308 | 107 |
| Veterans of Foreign Wars | Washington, DC | 202-543-2239 | 24 |
| American Legion | Washington, DC | 202-861-2700 | 21 |
| Fleet Reserve Association | Alexandria, VA | 703-683 1400 | 12 |
| Disabled American Veterans | Washington, DC | 202-554-3501 | 10 |
| Vietnam Veterans of America | Silver Spring, MD | 301-585-4000 | 9 |
| Veterans' Voice of America | Silver Spring, MD | — | 6 |
| African American PTSD Association | Lakewood, WA | 253-589-0766 | 5 |
| American Veterans | Rockville, MD | 1-800-810-7148 | 5 |
| Paralyzed Veterans of America | Washington, DC | 617-303-1395 | 3 |
| National Association for Black Veterans, Inc. | Clinton, MD | 855-225-0709 | 2 |
| Catholic War Veterans of the USA | Bellerose, NY | 703-549-3622 | 1 |
| Green Beret Foundation | Southern Pines, NC | 844-287-7133 | 1 |
| Marine Corps League | Stafford, VA | 703-207-9588 | 1 |
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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Every VA-recognized organization serving Washington with phone numbers, plus the three steps to get free claims help.
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 Washington 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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