Certificate of Rehabilitation Help for Veterans – San Jose

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The Veteran’s Administration is sending over a Veterans lawyer. His name is Andy Chin to do the Certificate of Rehabilitation paperwork to any Hon. Discharged Veteran with a 288(a) conviction. He will see if the veteran meets all the requirements and if so will do the Certificate of Rehabilitation paperwork free of charge to the veteran on a first come first served basis.

He will be at the EHC Veteran Center at 2011 Little Orchard Street, San Jose, CA 95125 every Friday from 12:00 noon to 6 PM.

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That is awesome news. Will they ever be down in San Diego sometime? I hope this will continue so that when I am in the position to apply I can use his services.

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What about Dishonorable? or Other than Honorable?

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I’m trying to verify if this is true, been on the VA, San Jose website and the EHC Veteran’s website and haven’t seen the information yet. I sen an email to the EHC director to verify. If so I’d like to follow up on this. Anybody out there that can verify?

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Hi everyone. This is Andy Chen, the lawyer mentioned in the post above. I started getting some California RSOL people stopping by yesterday and they mentioned my name was on this site so I thought I’d check it out.

I volunteer at the EHC Lifebuilders shelter every Friday afternoon from 1 onwards. It is my own pro bono thing that I do. I’m not part of the VA, although many vets assume I am. The type of discharge doesn’t matter — in general, I don’t turn people away unless I absolutely have to. I will try not to charge, but if I get swamped, I might have to charge something since I do have my own expenses. I will generally let you know what it is you can do yourself, if anything.

My website is andychenlaw.com. I do travel sometimes for my regular cases, but no plans right now to travel to do free cases. Sorry. I am, however, very tech-savvy so if you can do stuff by phone, Skype, email, etc. that can work.

Andy

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I was discharged from parole in 2001. May I now apply for a certificate of rehabilitation? I have had no charges of any type on my record since 1995.
Thank you.

Frank S.

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I haven’t received a response by email from Andy.. he might be busy or this over all a pipe dream…

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Has anyone been working with Andy or have a contact? His website is no longer active it appears.

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