Veteran Services

ATTENTION:

We apologize for the inconvenience, but this office has been closed until a temporary Veterans Service Representative can be brought in.

Please call the Kern County Veterans Service Office if you need assistance at (661) 868-7300 or email your questions to kernvets@kerncounty.com. We will notify all veterans as soon as in-office assistance will be available.

Sincerely,

Jeff Hollowell

VSO

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

Job Listings: Veteran Services

Job Title: Veteran Service Officer

Full Time

Close Date: 06/30/2021 • 5:00PM

Location: Inyo County Personnel Department, P.O. Box 249, Independence, CA 93526

Salary: $5,741 - $6,976

DEFINITION AND CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Reporting to the Board of Supervisors or the designee , supervises and administers the programs and operations of the Inyo/Mono Veteran Services Office; to…

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Inyo County VSO Update

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Carma Roper, Public Information Officer; croper@inyocounty.us INYO COUNTY VSO UPDATE INYO COUNTY, CA,…

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.