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Benefits & Services

Veterans Service Officers

NDVS can assist eligible veterans and their families connect to earned VA benefits through our VA accredited Veterans Service Officers (VSOs).

VSOs provide assistance in filing claims or provide support in the appeals process at NO COST.

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What do our Veteran Service Officer do?

NDVS can assist eligible veterans and their families connect to earned VA benefits through our VA accredited Veterans Service Officer (VSO). VSO provide assistance in filing claims or provide support in the appeals process at NO COST.

Per NRS 417.135, any person seeking compensation for filing a claim on behalf of a veteran is required to provide the client with written disclosure that is signed by the client and kept by both parties. (Download and print disclosure form HERE)

Contact a VSO Office nearest you or fill out the Ask a VSO online form.

What Veterans Have to Say About VSOs

Where are our Veterans Service Officers (VSOs)?

Full List of Locations

VAST Las Vegas

6900 N. Pecos Rd., Room 1C238,
North Las Vegas, NV, 89086
(Located at the VA Hospital in North Las Vegas)

VAST Reno

5460 Reno Corporate Dr. Suite 131
Reno, NV 89511
(Located in the VA’s Reno Regional Office)

VAST Fallon

952 S. Maine St. Fallon, NV 89406
(Located in the William Pennington Life Center)

VAST Elko

1500 College Parkway – McMullen Hall, Room 114,
Elko, NV 89801

VAST Pahrump

250 Hwy 160, Suite 6,
Pahrump, NV 89060

Winnemucca

475 W. Haskell Ste 38
Winnemucca, NV 89445

Northern Nevada State Veterans Home

36 Battle Born Way,
Sparks, NV 89431

Southern Nevada State Veterans Home

100 Veterans Memorial Dr.
Boulder City, NV 89005

Mesquite Office

840 E. Hafen Ln.
Mesquite, NV 89027
(Located inside Mesquite Vet Center)

How Can We Help?

NDVS offers VA accredited Veterans Service Officers (VSOs) for Nevada’s veteran community. VSOs connect veterans to benefits, and can help write and submit benefits claims to the Veterans Administration (VA). Once the claim is filed, they will help you track your claim through the system. VSOs can also assist with filing appeals for denied claims.

Reach a VSO who can assist you with your needs.

How Can We Help?

Want more information on earned veterans benefits or have questions or concerns? You are in the right place! Veterans Service Officers are here to help. Please fill out the form and click “Submit." To find VSO Locations, please visit the Veterans Service Officer page.

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NDVS (Nevada Department of Veterans Services) is currently dealing with a large number of requests.

VSO intake appointments are taking about 30–90 days to schedule. The wait time depends on which location you choose and appointment availability. If you have already submitted a request, you may need to wait longer than usual for someone to contact you. It does not necessarily mean your request has a problem, it’s primarily a notice about the current backlog.