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The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) Regional Offices will be closed to the public starting March 19. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the DEPT OF VA, VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION (VBA) has directed that VBA Public Contact Offices no longer accept walk-ins for claims assistance, scheduled appointments, counseling and other in-person services.

For VA/VBA assistance please contact the VA call center at 1-800-827-1000 or email Jocelyn.LaMasters@va.gov. Veterans can continue to get information about benefits or file a claim for benefits by visiting our website ...

Effective immediately, I am directing all TVC employees to serve veterans and their families virtually or remotely. To be clear, face-to-face service to any members of the public, our veterans and their beneficiaries is suspended until further notice for all TVC staff. Accomplishing our mission will undoubtedly be more challenging, but I am confident that we will succeed during this unprecedented pandemic.

The top priority of the Texas Veterans Commission is our employees’ health and safety. The risk of exposure to ...

Dear fellow Texans:

From August through November of 1918, Texans were fully engaged in the Great War. Nearly 200,000 were in uniform, many of them fighting in France. Over 5,100 would not return. They came from every community; from big cities and small towns. They were of all races, religions, and ethnicities. The majority were men, but Texas women also served in France as nurses, telephone switchboard operators, and with service organizations. At home, citizens conserved resources and helped provide for ...