Veteran Services

ATTENTION:

Dear Veterans and family members, due to the COVID19 virus, and in the interest of your health and welfare all Veteran Service face to face appointments have been suspended, walk-ins have been suspended, outreaches have been suspended. If you have urgent business you may contact this office via email at icvso@inyocounty.us or via telephone 760-873-7850 and I will do my best to assist you remotely. If you need direct assistance from the VA Please call 1-800-827-1000. You may also find answers to frequently asked questions here on our website.

As always your safety and welfare is at the heart of this decision.

Sincerely, Jessica Allmon, Inyo/Mono County Veteran Service Office

Walk In Hours

Mon- Wed 7am - 12pm

Appointment Only (On & Off Site)

Mon-Wed 1pm - 5pm

Outreach (Bishop Office Closed)

2nd Thursday of Month - Lone Pine

3rd Thursday of Month - Mammoth

Closed - Friday - Sunday

Veterans Services Contact Info

Phone

760-873-7850

Fax

760-873-7851

Street Address

207 West South St.
Bishop, CA93514
United States

Mailing Address

207 West South St.
Bishop, CA93514
United States

Jeff R. Hollowell

Phone Number

760-878-0320

· Veteran

· Widow/Widower of a Veteran

· Spouse of a Veteran

· Child of a deceased or disabled Veteran

*There is specific criteria for VA benefits that may not apply to all.

· Disability Compensation Claims

· Pension Claims

· Special Monthly Compensation

· Burial Benefits

· Death Pension

· Dependent’s or Survivor’s Benefits

· Housebound, Aid & Attendance

· Appeal of VA Decisions

· Health Care Enrollment Applications

· Vocational Rehabilitation

· Education benefits

· State College Fee Waiver Program for eligible dependents

· Request for Military Records

· Discharge Upgrades

· DMV Veteran License Verification

· Information and Referral Assistance

· Local Resources and Outreach

CVSO About

The Veterans Services Office is a County & State funded agency established in 1944 to assist Veterans, Military Personnel, and their Families in obtaining federal, state, and local benefits earned through active duty military service. Our primary mission is to assist our Veteran community in applying for and obtaining compensation benefits through the US Department of Veterans Affairs (USDVA). The claims and application process is complex and often confusing. Our state and nationally accredited Veteran Services Representative is experienced and highly trained to provide assistance through all steps and phases of this process. We look forward to meeting you at our office, or at one of the many Veteran focused outreach events we support.

Mission Statement

The VSO acts as an advocate, provides counseling and assistance for the men and women who served in the Armed Forces of America, their dependents and their survivors relative to federal, state and local benefits entitled to them by law.