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AZ SB1803
Bill
Status
Engrossed
3/10/2026
Primary Sponsor
David Gowan
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AI Summary
- Prohibits any person from acting as an agent or attorney in veterans' benefits claims unless recognized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- Non-accredited persons may only receive compensation for advising, consulting, or coaching veterans on initial claims, supplemental claims, or higher level reviews, and must file fee agreements with the Attorney General
- Requires written agreements with a three-day cancellation period and disclosure stating the business is not accredited by or affiliated with the VA or Arizona Department of Veterans' Services
- Prohibits non-accredited persons from charging upfront or non-refundable fees; compensation is capped at five times the monthly increase in veteran's benefits and contingent on benefits being increased
- Bans predatory advertising, guaranteeing specific outcomes, submitting paperwork to the VA on behalf of veterans, or holding power of attorney; violations constitute unlawful practices enforceable by the Attorney General
Legislative Description
Veterans' benefits; claims; prohibition
Prohibition
Last Action
Assigned to House RULES Committee
3/16/2026
Committee Referrals
Rules3/16/2026
Federalism, Military Affairs & Elections3/10/2026
Rules2/5/2026
Military Affairs and Border Security2/5/2026
Full Bill Text
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