Veterans Service Office
Weekly Hours - Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
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Monthly - 1st and 3rd Thursdays
Walkin's 9 until Noon
By Appointment Noon until 4:00 PM
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Every state provides Veteran Service Officers. They will help with VA claims, and they can help you identify benefits available from your state government. Those state benefits can be reduced property taxes, educational benefits, and more.
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Greene Co Veterans Service Office
415 Oak Street Leakesville, MS
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Veteran Service Officer
Shonna Pierce cell (601) 410-1974
When you need assistance in getting the benefits you or a family member is due as a veteran or an eligible dependent you should utilize the assistance of a Veterans Service Officer (VSO). You may think that VSOs are only the usual organizations like the American Legion or VFW, but all states, and many counties and local municipalities have VSOs as well. These VSOs all have your best interest in mind and exist to help you get the benefits you deserve.
VSOs can assist veterans and their families in many ways, including:
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answering questions, advising, and educating individuals and groups on what benefits are available from federal, state, county, and local resources
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assisting persons in completing and filing benefit claims
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representing individuals in VA hearings
VSO's are trained and accredited by the VA or other recognized organizations to provide assistance to veterans, their dependents, and survivors. This includes not only applying for federal and state benefits but also providing information on resources related to the following:
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Compensation and Pension
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Health Care
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Education & Training
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Employment
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Burial & Survivor
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Housing
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Transportation
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Military Records
The VA maintains a list of accredited VSOs who can assist you in receiving your maximum benefits.
Local VSOs can be found in offices specific to each state, your county courthouse, your local VA office, or the local organization's headquarters.
