Phoenix VA Regional Office

The Phoenix VA Regional Office is located at

3333 N. Central Ave., Phoenix AZ

That is 1 block south of Osborn on Lexington, almost to Central Ave. (From 3rd Street)

https://benefits.va.gov/phoenix/

This is the location of where many or most of the Agencies representing veterans is located as Advocates.  The service is free.

It is where disability claims originate.

It is also the location where counselors are available to review veteran records and claim progress.

Another service available at this location is the Vocational Rehabilitation Office.  As a veteran you can be tested to determine qualifications for employment and jobs best suited for your aptitude; as well as a possible eligibility for schooling or possible schooling for a particular trade.

In addition, an officail copy of your DD-214 can be ordered from there.

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