VA-Accredited Reps in South Carolina
Every currently accredited individual and recognized VSO in South Carolina, pulled from the VA Office of General Counsel public list. All free to use for your claim.
Recognized VSOs in South Carolina
VSOs (Veterans Service Organizations) like DAV, VFW, and American Legion provide free claim help at thousands of local posts. These are the orgs with offices in South Carolina.
- The South Carolina Department of Veterans AffairsColumbia, SC · 803-734-0200
- The South Carolina Department of Veterans AffairsColumbia, SC · 803-734-0200
- The South Carolina Department of Veterans AffairsColumbia, SC · 803-734-0200
- The South Carolina Department of Veterans AffairsColumbia, SC · 803-734-0200
- The South Carolina Department of Veterans AffairsColumbia, SC · 803-734-0200
Accredited Attorneys (2)
Columbia
- Douglas Rosinski803-256-9555 · ZIP 29260 · Reg #9009
- Thomas Andrews803-748-1292 · ZIP 29202 · Reg #13105
Accredited Claims Agents (1)
Claims agents are non-attorneys accredited by the VA to assist with claims preparation, presentation, and prosecution.
Converse
- Gerald KiehlZIP 29329 · Reg #23787
Accredited VSO Representatives (7)
Individual representatives accredited through recognized VSOs. They provide free claim help under the umbrella of a VSO.
Beaufort
- Paul GlennZIP 29906 · Reg #60039
Columbia
- Patricia Wortherly-FoyeZIP 29209 · Reg #45589
Edgefield
- Daniel Tager803-637-4012 · ZIP 29824 · Reg #55346
Goose Creek
- Gerald BaxleyZIP 29445 · Reg #9862
Ridgeland
- Alton JenkinsZIP 29936 · Reg #49932
- Trudy StevensZIP 29936 · Reg #58528
Spartanburg
- William KnightZIP 29303 · Reg #58095
Verify before you commit
This list reflects the VA OGC accreditation database as of our last snapshot. Before retaining anyone, confirm current accreditation status directly with the VA OGC Accreditation Search. The list refreshes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Source: VA Office of General Counsel. Inclusion does not constitute an endorsement. VA writes that the services an accredited VSO representative provides on VA benefit claims are always free, and that an accredited attorney or claims agent can charge fees. The accredited-representative FAQ says an attorney or claims agent can charge only after VA made a decision on the initial claim, VA received a fee agreement signed by both of you, and VA received VA Form 21-22a. Confirm the live VA.gov text before you rely on it.