Arizona Department of Veterans Services

Arizona Department of Veterans Services holds VA accreditation for 119 representatives across 2 states and territories. Its representatives cannot charge you a fee.

What the VA roster says about Arizona Department of Veterans Services

  • 119 accredited representatives in 2 states and territories.
  • Estimated median time accredited: about 3.7 years, with about 29% accredited in the last two years (estimated from the order of VA registration numbers, ±1 year; the VA publishes accreditation dates only for attorneys and claims agents).
  • They accept online POA requests, so a veteran can appoint them without mailing paper.
  • Main line: 602-255-3373, Phoenix, AZ.
  • VA power-of-attorney code: 045.

6 of their representatives publish no direct number

For 6 of the 119 people Arizona Department of Veterans Services has accredited, the phone number the VA lists is an organization switchboard shared across many states rather than a line to that person. That is worth knowing before you rely on reaching one specific representative: ask for them by name and VA registration number, or ask for whoever is available.

Where their representatives are

Counted from the VA roster. A state absent from this list has no Arizona Department of Veterans Services representative accredited in it — another organization will.

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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