Arizona HB2612 prohibits certain practices by individuals or entities advising veterans on benefits.
Arizona HB2612 amends state law to prohibit specific practices by individuals or entities advising veterans on benefits. These include charging fees, guaranteeing specific benefits, using international call centers, and accessing personal information without consent. It mandates clear disclosures in advertisements and written agreements. Violations are considered unfair practices, and the attorney general can impose civil penalties, which are deposited in the State Homes for Veterans Trust Fund.
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