What is in this list
3 things can represent a veteran before the VA: an accredited attorney, an accredited claims agent, and a recognised service organisation's accredited representative. The first 2 are individuals in private practice and are listed by name here, from the VA Office of General Counsel's own accreditation search. The third works for an organisation, so the organisations are listed instead of their staff.
The full VA accreditation search carries several thousand service-organisation representatives with no individual profile page behind them. Listing them here would republish a federal roster of names with nothing to link to, so it links to the source instead.
Why record review reaches VA claims work
A VA disability claim turns on a service-connection narrative built from service treatment records, VA treatment records and private care, often spanning decades and several thousand pages. The representative has to date the in-service event, trace continuity of symptoms and line all of it up against the rating criteria.
Medrecords AI builds that chronology with a page citation on every entry, so the representative can cite the C-file rather than paraphrase it. Medrecords AI does not retrieve records and does not decide claims.
Key facts
| Listings | 6,781 |
| Carrying a public link | 6,781 |
| States and territories | 53 |
| Contact details shown | None published; request an introduction |
| Last verified | 2026-09-16 |
| Coverage | All 54 state and territory veterans agencies |
| Deliberately not listed | Service-organisation representatives, who have no individual public page |
