Establishes rules for individuals and businesses advising veterans on benefits, including disclosure, fee, and advertising requirements.
This bill establishes provisions governing any person who receives compensation for advising, assisting, or consulting any individual with veterans benefits who is not otherwise regulated under federal law. It mandates that any person advising, assisting, or consulting on veterans benefits matters for compensation must provide a specific disclosure at the outset of the business relationship. The bill also prohibits certain practices, such as receiving compensation for referring individuals to another person, guaranteeing successful outcomes, and charging excessive or unreasonable fees.
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