Iowa § 546B.3 Prohibited acts or practices

Iowa Statutes

§ 546B.3 — Prohibited acts or practices

Iowa § 546B.3

Title XIIICOMMERCE

Ch. 546BVETERANS BENEFITS ASSISTANCE

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Iowa Code § 546B.3 (2026).

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A person who commits any of the following acts or practices commits a violation of this chapter:

1.Receivescompensationforadvisingorassistinganotherpersonwithaveterans’benefit matter, except as permitted under Tit. 38 of the United States Code.

2.Uses financial or other personal information gathered in order to prepare documents for, or otherwise represent the interests of, another in a veterans’ benefit matter for purposes of trade or commerce, except as permitted under Tit. 38 of the United States Code.

3.Receives compensation for referring another person to a person accredited by the United States department of veterans affairs.

4.Represents, either directly or by implication, and either orally or in writing, that the receipt of a certain level of veterans’ benefits is guaranteed. 5

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A person who commits any of the following acts or practices commits a violation of this
chapter:
1. Receivescompensationforadvisingorassistinganotherpersonwithaveterans’benefit
matter, except as permitted under Tit. 38 of the United States Code.
2. Uses financial or other personal information gathered in order to prepare documents
for, or otherwise represent the interests of, another in a veterans’ benefit matter for purposes
of trade or commerce, except as permitted under Tit. 38 of the United States Code.
3. Receives compensation for referring another person to a person accredited by the
United States department of veterans affairs.
4. Represents, either directly or by implication, and either orally or in writing, that the
receipt of a certain level of veterans’ benefits is guaranteed.
5. Fails to provide a disclosure required to be provided pursuant to section 546B.2.