Find VA-Accredited VSO Representatives in Vermont

Directory reference, not an endorsement or referral. This page lists VA-accredited representatives and organizations recorded for Vermont. All VSO help is free. To find and contact a specific representative, use the representative search.
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Vermont has 15 VA-accredited representatives recorded across 6 organizations and 5 cities. A VA-accredited representative (from a Veterans Service Organization, the state, or an accredited attorney or agent) can help a veteran prepare and file a VA claim at no cost.

They serve a growing population: 9,295 Vermont veterans received VA disability compensation in FY2025 (+7.7% since 2019). County-by-county counts and rating levels: veterans data for Vermont.

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Representatives
6
Organizations
5
Cities

Cities in Vermont with representatives

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Organizations with representatives in Vermont

Organizations recorded with the most accredited representatives in Vermont. Counts reflect representatives whose listed location is in the state.

OrganizationReps
National Association of County Veterans Service Officers5
Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs4
American Legion2
Vietnam Veterans of America2
Veterans of Foreign Wars1
Veterans' Voice of America1

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See also: Vermont veteran state benefits (property tax, tuition, DMV, and military retirement pay).