VA-accredited representatives in Stamford, CT

3 people are accredited by the VA to represent veterans on disability claims in Stamford, CT. Names, phone numbers and registration numbers below, straight from the VA's roster.

Accredited in Stamford, CT

NamePhoneTypeOrganizationAccreditedVA reg #
Gerald Porricelli203-561-3759Attorney—201639730
William Viets203-610-3031Attorney—201121490
Nicholas Villante267-614-7894out-of-stateAttorney—202455993

Within 25 miles

NamePhoneTypeOrganizationCityAccreditedVA reg #
Mary Harris203-418-2005VSO representativeConnecticut Department of Veterans AffairsFairfield2022 (est.)52167
Bianca Ransome203-418-2005VSO representativeConnecticut Department of Veterans AffairsFairfield2022 (est.)53182
James Hughes203-256-1977Attorney—Fairfield201018691
Michele Murphy203-748-2766Attorney—Danbury201225076
Thomas Murphy203-748-2766Attorney—Danbury200913248
Christopher Parent407-378-6203out-of-stateAttorney—Norwalk202560167

How stretched Connecticut is

152,198 veterans live in Connecticut and 99 accredited representatives of all kinds are listed there — about 1,537 veterans per representative.

That is a statewide ratio, not any one person's caseload, and not every veteran has a claim open. It is here because it is the only workload figure anyone publishes. Veteran counts: VA VetPop2023 State Estimates, FY2023.

What would this rating pay you? (2026 rates)

Official 2026 VA monthly compensation, including the 2.8% COLA increase.

per month ·  per year, tax-free

Dependent add-ons start at a 30% rating. Child-only and dependent-parent rates: see the full 2026 pay chart.

2026 base rates, all ratings (veteran alone)
RatingMonthly (2026, incl. 2.8% COLA)
10%$180.42
20%$356.66
30%$552.47
40%$795.84
50%$1,132.90
60%$1,435.02
70%$1,808.45
80%$2,102.15
90%$2,362.30
100%$3,938.58
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What any of them may charge you

  • VSO representatives cannot charge a fee. Ever. Not for filing, not for "document review", not a percentage of back pay (38 CFR 14.636(b)).
  • Accredited attorneys and claims agents may charge, but only after the VA has issued an initial decision on the claim (38 USC 5904; 38 CFR 14.636(c)). Anyone charging to file your first claim is either not accredited or not allowed to.
  • Nobody who is not on the VA's roster may prepare or prosecute your claim for a fee (38 CFR 14.629), whatever they call themselves.

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