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VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents in Idaho
Idaho has about 122,000 veterans and 18 VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents based in the state. That is about 1 for every 10,000 veterans, 46th among the 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Search them by ZIP code below, or find free help from one of the state's 37 accredited VSO representatives.
Send a free consultation request to Michelle Triplett
Michelle Triplett has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Ryan Sweet has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Mark Jones has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Joshua Reams has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Send a free consultation request to Zachery McCraney
Zachery McCraney has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Bryan Norton has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Floyd Swanton has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Hans Wolf has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Keri Jackson has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
Send a free consultation request to Teague Donahey
Teague Donahey has not joined Claim Raven. Your request goes to the email VA lists for them. Sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include medical records, Social Security numbers or other sensitive claim details.
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Distances are straight-line estimates between county internal points, not travel distances. ZIP areas can cross county lines.
Accredited help in Idaho at a glance
15 accredited attorneys, 3 claims agents and 37 VSO representatives are based in Idaho.
Idaho's 18 attorneys and agents work out to 1.47 per 10,000 veterans, ranking 46 of 52 states and territories.
Of Idaho's 44 counties, 6 have an accredited attorney or claims agent based there (13.6 percent). County locations could not be matched for 3 people on the roster.
The largest groups in Idaho are in Boise (6), Meridian (5), Moscow (2), Sandpoint (2), and Mountain Home (1).
Idaho added 1 newly accredited attorney or agent in the last 12 months. Median time accredited in Idaho: 8.5 years.
38 counties with no attorney or claims agent located by ZIP
In these counties, the nearest help may be a free county VSO, or an attorney who works with you by phone and online.
Idaho's VA regional office is in Boise.
Neighboring states
Attorneys and claims agents per 10,000 veterans: Idaho 1.47; Montana 2.03; Nevada 2.35; Oregon 1.32; Utah 4.01; Washington 2.06; Wyoming 1.98. Based on each representative's roster state, not the states where they accept clients.
Veterans and benefits in Idaho
About 122,000 veterans live in Idaho, using VA's rounded population projection.
At least 46,531 veterans in Idaho received VA disability compensation at the end of fiscal year 2025. VA does not publish very small county counts, so the true number is a little higher.
Disability ratings among recipients with a reported rating group
Combined rating
Idaho
National
0 to 20 percent
22.2 percent
19.3 percent
30 to 40 percent
12.5 percent
10.5 percent
50 to 60 percent
12.9 percent
11.5 percent
70 to 90 percent
29.4 percent
29.5 percent
100 percent
23.0 percent
29.2 percent
That works out to about one accredited attorney or claims agent for every 2,600 people in Idaho receiving compensation, using the reported minimum.
Where Idaho claims are worked
Workload report dated 2026-09-19.
Claims with a Idaho address: 4,171 claims pending, 12.5 percent pending more than 125 days.
For claims with a Idaho address, VA averaged 78.2 days to complete a claim this fiscal year. Individual claims vary.
Boise regional office: 876 claims pending, 14.3 percent pending more than 125 days, averaging 72.9 days pending.
VA moves claims between offices, so an office's queue can include claims from other states.
Board hearings are mostly virtual, so an attorney does not need to be local.
How representation relates to Board results
National Board of Veterans' Appeals results, fiscal year 2024, legacy appeals.
Representation
Appeals allowed
Attorney
42.7 percent
Claims agent
37.5 percent
AMVETS
34.9 percent
American Legion
32.0 percent
Disabled American Veterans
31.7 percent
State service organizations
31.5 percent
Paralyzed Veterans of America
31.5 percent
Vietnam Veterans of America
30.9 percent
Veterans of Foreign Wars
30.7 percent
No representation
29.7 percent
These are national figures for older appeals and do not account for differences between cases.
What decides Board appeals
Claim Raven's national analysis covers 101,518 condition decisions in 49,876 appeals: 29.5 percent granted, 40.8 percent denied, and 26.6 percent remanded. These are appealed cases, not initial VA claims.
Where the Board rated the medical link, grant shares were 89.7 percent when strong, 3.7 percent when weak, and 1.6 percent when missing. Grant shares were 16.7 percent with one kind of evidence and 56.9 percent with six or more kinds of evidence, among the 80,128 condition decisions where evidence types were identified.
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