Missouri HB3029 regulates compensation for veterans' benefits services, requiring disclosures and prohibiting certain practices.
Missouri HB3029 establishes rules for compensation related to veterans' benefits services. It mandates that any person advising or assisting veterans for compensation must disclose that their business is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or the Missouri Veterans' Commission. It prohibits accessing personal information, receiving compensation before a notice of disagreement is filed, and guaranteeing specific benefits. The bill also requires written agreements detailing payment terms and prohibits excessive fees. Violations are classified as a misdemeanor.
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