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Navajo Nation Veterans Administration
The Navajo Nation's veterans service agency provides veteran service officers, a veterans' loan program, housing and employment resources, and honor guard and burial support for Native veterans, including those in the New Mexico portions of the Navajo Nation.
- Cost
- Services such as veteran service officer assistance are provided free; the veterans' loan program is a loan and specific terms are not stated on the org's own site.
- Coverage
- Navajo Nation, including the New Mexico chapters and the Northern Agency based in Shiprock, NM (New Mexico)
- Eligibility
- Enrolled members of the Navajo Nation who served in the U.S. armed forces, and their eligible family members.
- Availability
- Contact the Northern Agency veterans office in Shiprock, NM, or the main office in Window Rock, AZ, by phone.
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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