Call script
County office call script.
Use this script before calling an official office. Do not share private details until you know who you are talking to.
Who this is for
Veterans, family members and helpers preparing to call a county veteran service office, TDVS office, VSO, job center or legal aid office.
First three steps
- Find the official office page.
- Use the script below and write down the answer.
- Ask what to bring and whether an appointment is needed.
What to gather
County, type of issue, deadline, safe callback number if needed, and a blank page for notes.
What not to send to Vols4Vets
Do not send Social Security numbers, claim numbers, DD214s, medical records, legal papers, passwords or private case details to Vols4Vets.
Official starting points
What happens after this link
- You may leave Vols4Vets.
- The official site may ask for private information.
- Only enter private records on official secure sites or with verified accredited help.
- Write down confirmation numbers.
- Save copies of what you submit.
- Come back to Vols4Vets if you need the next starting point.
Common mistakes
- Giving private details before confirming the official office.
- Calling an old number from a search result.
- Forgetting to ask what documents to bring.
Print checklist
Call script: "Hi, my name is ____. I am a veteran/family member in ____ County. I need help with ____. Do I need an appointment? What should I bring? Do you handle this issue or should I call another office?"
Related Vols4Vets pages
Sevier County VSO guide, Knox County VSO guide, VSO appointment packet.
Source note
Use official office pages before calling. Do not give private details until you know you are speaking with the official office. Do not send private records to Vols4Vets.
Last reviewed: July 1, 2026.