Legal
Disclosures
Everything a veteran should know about NVBA's status, limits, and funding, stated in one place.
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Independence from the government
The National Veterans Benefits Association is an independent veterans membership organization. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or any other federal agency.
Organizational status
NVBA is being organized as a veterans membership association under Section 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Code. NVBA does not claim any IRS determination, VA recognition, or accredited veterans service organization status it has not received.
VA accreditation
[PLACEHOLDER — VA accreditation status to be confirmed in writing before launch. NVBA makes no claim of VA accreditation or authority to represent veterans in disability claims.]
Limits of service
NVBA does not prepare, file, or represent disability claims, does not provide legal or financial advice, and does not determine eligibility for any government program.
Funding and compensation
NVBA is membership supported. It does not take a percentage of compensation or back pay, does not charge contingency fees, and does not sell member or interest-list information.
Contact
National Veterans Benefits Association
[Street address to be added] · [Suite / PO Box] · [City], [ST] [ZIP]
info@nvba.life