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Welcome to NACVSO

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Chaplin's Corner - OCT

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A Message from NACVSO President - Oct

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NACVSO Member Monthly Spotlight - October

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A Message from the NACVSO National Service Director

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Advanced Appeals Registration Open

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NACVSO Congressional Testimony

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2024 Ann Knowles Distinguished CVSO Award

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Our workforce represents approximately 2,400 county and state employees from 29 states as well as several Native American Tribes available to collaborate with Department of Veterans Affairs to help speed the process of claims development and transition of our military personnel to civilian life.
Whether you are recently discharged from the military or have been out for several years, we can help!

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Our Mission

We are the National Association of County Veterans Service Officers, aggressively pursuing all benefits for veterans and eligible family members through education, training, and advocacy programs.

County Veterans Service Officers

NACVSO was recognized officially by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs "for the purpose of preparation, presentation, and prosecution of claims under laws administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs" in a letter dated April 19, 1993 signed by Jesse Brown, Secretary. The letter further states that this recognition "is accorded pursuant to 38 U.S.C. Section 5902 and 38 C.F.R. Section 14.628(c) and is soley for the purpose of claimant representation" before the Department of Veterans Affairs. Also included was the statement that "Accreditation of representatives associated with your organization will be handled on an individual basis in accordance with 38 C.F.R. Section 14.629."

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What to Expect at a County Veteran Service Office?

When you come into the County Veterans Services Office you will be referred to a service officer for assistance. The County Veterans Service Officer has a compassionate understanding of the problems, which confront veterans, widows, widowers, and children. The County Veterans Service Officer will apply specialized knowledge in the best way suited to the needs of every individual veteran or other beneficiary who comes to the office for assistance.

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Promoting and protecting the rights of veterans and their eligible family members through education, communication, and technology.

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Welcome to NACVSO

Chaplin's Corner - OCT

A Message from NACVSO President - Oct

NACVSO Member Monthly Spotlight - October

A Message from the NACVSO National Service Director

Advanced Appeals Registration Open

NACVSO Congressional Testimony

2024 Ann Knowles Distinguished CVSO Award

Our Mission

County Veterans Service Officers

What to Expect at a County Veteran Service Office?

Train Educate Accredit

A Veterans Service Organization, Focused on Your Benefits