Massachusetts H3840 criminalizes fraudulent representation by individuals falsely claiming to be accredited veterans service officers, agents, or.
Massachusetts H3840 makes it illegal for individuals to falsely represent themselves as accredited veterans service officers, claims agents, or attorneys to the Veterans Administration. The bill prohibits charging fees for services related to veterans' benefits claims, including preparation, presentation, and prosecution of claims. It also bans charging fees for consulting services related to veterans' benefits eligibility or injuries. Exemptions apply to those who are actually accredited.
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