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VSO offices in New Hampshire

5 offices across 3 cities, staffed by 19 VA-accredited representatives from 4 organizations. Every one of them will help you file a VA disability claim at no cost — charging a fee to prepare an initial claim is prohibited under 38 CFR § 14.636.

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VA-accredited claims agents in New Hampshire

A claims agent is accredited by the VA as an individual, not through an organization. Like a VSO, an agent can’t charge you to prepare or file an initial claim. Unlike a VSO, an agent may charge a fee for work after the VA has decided your claim (38 CFR § 14.636), so ask about fees before you sign VA Form 21-22a.

We list each agent’s city and phone as the VA publishes them. For the full record, or to confirm an agent is still accredited, search the VA’s roster.

  • Sally Asher

    Wilmot, NH

    No phone listed with the VA

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You may appoint a representative in any state — near a state line, the closest office is often across it.

About this list

Built from VA’s Office of General Counsel accreditation roster and last verified . Representatives change offices more often than offices move, so call ahead to confirm hours and check an individual’s current accreditation before signing a VA Form 21-22.

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A New Hampshire VSO rep may be carrying hundreds of veterans at once. Valor reads your records, finds conditions you have not claimed and drafts your personal statement — so the appointment is spent filing, not starting.

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