Amvets Montgomery

08/02/2023

At this time, AMVETS Montgomery office is now closed will not be accepting new clients due to lack of funding. Please see one of the other service organizations for assistance with claims.

01/10/2022

Due to the rise in Covid cases, AMVETS NSOs will be working remotely. I'll be checking my voice mail regularly throughout the day, so please call for virtual appointments. 334-213-3443

09/24/2021

If your a Veteran living in Alabama and your interested in joining AMVETS...

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09/24/2021

My name is Martie, I'm the new National Service Officer for AMVETS Montgomery. Call or stop by the office for assistance in filling your claim with the VA.

09/24/2021

List of VA authorized organizations to assist you with your claim.

09/24/2021

Planning on transitioning from military life to the civilian world?

AMVETS is here to help. We provide a number of resources and informational materials to point transitioning service members in the right direction. Transition Assistance

How can I find my local Service Officer?

By downloading the latest contact list, please see below for the download link.
https://amvets.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Contact-List-SSO-17-June-2021.doc
Having trouble finding your Service Officer?

Please contact Derrick Williams via email at [email protected] or via phone at (301) 459-6181 Ext: 4071

Important Note: You do not need to be a member of AMVETS to receive free assistance from our service officers. But please know we are able to provide this valuable service because of our members and generous donors. Please consider paying it forward for the next generation of veterans.

09/24/2021

Filing VA Claims
If you’re thinking of filing a claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs for disability compensation, here are three simple steps to follow that will facilitate the process. Think of them as the Three Cs — consult, collect and contact.

Step 1: Consult With Your National Service Officer.

Talk with your National Service Officer about the condition for which you are considering filing a claim. If, as a result of your discussion with the NSO, the claim appears warranted, go to:

Filing VA Claims
Step 2: Collect Documentation.

Gather the following documents to support your claim:

Service medical records
Private physician’s records
Applicable photographs
DD Form 214
Marriage certificate
Birth certificates of children
Copies of dependents’ Social Security cards
After assembling these records and forms, take . . .

Step 3: Contact Your NSO, Again.

Discuss with the service officer your findings and what more, if anything, needs to be done to document your claim.