Three kinds of accredited representative
VSO service officers
Veterans appoint your organization. Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representatives do not charge.
Accredited attorneys
Veterans appoint you as an individual.
Accredited claims agents
Veterans appoint you as an individual.
Attorneys and claims agents save a fee disclosure, and veterans read it before they confirm you.
Representatives on Azimuth must be VA-accredited. We check each representative against the VA Office of the General Counsel accreditation list when they join and re-check it regularly. Accreditation can change between checks, and you can confirm anyone's status on VA's accreditation search. Each representative's fee disclosure is on their profile.
How joining works
Sign up for free
Signing up is free. Your application asks for your accreditation type and number, the states you serve and the claim types you take.
Accreditation check comes next
We check your OGC number against the VA OGC accreditation list, and a member of our team reviews every request. Approval email with your secure login link.
Payment at upgrade
Sign up free. The free plan needs no payment details; matching requires a paid plan. A case workspace built for VA claims, with consent records and an access log. Azimuth never charges veterans for using its platform. Plans for attorneys and claims agents are coming soon.
Matched veterans: Veterans who have uploaded their records and asked for help from an accredited representative.
Azimuth does not promise any minimum number of matched veterans, signed clients, fees or claim outcomes, or that any veteran will choose or retain you.