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The document is a directory from the Arizona Department of Veterans' Services, published in June 2012. It provides comprehensive information on various veterans' organizations, services, and resources available in Arizona, including contact details for veteran benefits counselors, service organizations, medical centers, and state officials. The directory aims to assist veterans in accessing support and services related to their needs.

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Should I use a VSO attorney or claims agent?

As explained above, a VSO is best used for filing initial claims and handling simple appeals where you already have the evidence you need. Attorneys are best in complex cases that have been denied and are on appeal or have been on appeal for a long time.

How much does VSO cost?

Keep in mind that the services an accredited VSO representative provides on your VA benefit claims are always free. But an accredited attorney or claims agent can charge you fees for their services.

Should you use a VSO for VA claims?

Why you should have a VSO from a VSO A VSO can give you an accurate status update of your claim. A VSO can give you a suspense date so you stop worrying daily and checking for status updates. A VSO can prevent you from wasting your time and stressing out needlessly.

What are the big six veterans service organizations?

Federal policy toward veterans is dominated by the Big Six interest groups: American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Disabled American Veterans, American Veterans, and Vietnam Veterans of America.

Should I use a VSO to file a VA claim?

Should I work with a Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representative to file my claim? You dont have to, but we encourage you to work with an accredited VSO representative. These trained professionals can help you file your claim and gather the needed medical records and evidence.

How to find a VSO in your area?

Of course, you can call us at 888-777-4443 and we will help you locate a VSO. You can see a complete listing of approved organizations on the VAs website here. If you are a member of one of those we suggest you contact them for help.

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