A soldier in uniform standing outdoors with her husband and two children, an American flag behind them

Helping veterans pursue the benefits they earned.

Clear guidance, respectful intake, and practical next steps for veterans and families navigating VA benefits and support resources.

Military Veterans Assistance Center

Benefits support should feel clear, steady, and respectful.

MVAC serves as a practical guide for veterans and families who need to understand what benefits may be available, what information matters, and what step comes next.

VA accreditation is issued to a person, by name, never to a company.

Hollie Frizel Robinson IV holds accreditation number 53258, and you do not have to take this website's word for any of it.

His record is public

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Office of General Counsel publishes every accredited person by name, with their accreditation number. His is there.

See his record on the VA's registry (opens in a new tab)

An accredited agent cannot charge for an initial claim

That is federal regulation, not a promise from this website. 38 CFR 14.636 bars an accredited agent or attorney from charging a fee for work on an original claim. A fee is only permitted for representation after the VA has issued its decision, such as a higher-level review, a supplemental claim, or an appeal.

Companies advertising claim help are not always accredited, and some do charge for that first claim. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has published a warning about it.

Read 38 CFR 14.636 (opens in a new tab) Read the CFPB warning (opens in a new tab)

Focused assistance without the runaround.

Benefits Guidance

Understand eligibility, claim requirements, current ratings, and where to focus, so you know where you stand before you file or appeal.

Claim Preparation

Organize the facts, service history, and supporting information needed for a stronger benefits conversation.

Resource Referrals

Connect with useful veteran, family, employment, health, and community resources when additional support is needed.

A focused path through a complicated system.

Many veterans are eligible for benefits or services they have never been told about. MVAC gives each veteran a practical roadmap and helps identify the information needed to move forward.

See what each rating pays, from the VA's own table

Our Process

  1. Complete the secure intake form.
  2. MVAC reviews your service and claim information.
  3. You receive direct follow-up with next steps and resource guidance.
Veterans of several generations and branches standing together in front of an American flag

Support for every era of service.

MVAC serves veterans of all conflicts and eras with a comprehensive, respectful approach to benefits and resource assistance.

Start with a private intake.

MVAC reviews each submission and follows up directly, within 2 business days, Monday thru Thursday. Sensitive details are stored encrypted and viewed only through the protected admin.

Phone706-383-1717

Emailsupport@mvachelp.com

HoursMonday thru Thursday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Eastern