Veterans Fiduciary Reform and Honoring Noble Service Act

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Veterans Fiduciary Reform Act of 2012 - Requires that, in any case in which the Secretary of Veterans Affairs (VA) must determine whether a VA beneficiary needs a fiduciary for purposes of the administration of VA laws and benefits, the Secretary shall consider the following when adjudicating whether such beneficiary should be considered mentally incapacitated or incompetent: (1) any such determination made by a court; and (2) an evaluation made by a medical professional, taking into account the role of financial management in the beneficiary's rehabilitation. Allows an individual determined to be mentally incapacitated or incompetent to appeal such determination. Requires the Secretary, in hearing such appeal, to consider court determinations, medical evidence, and evidence offered by the appellant. Allows a person determined to be competent and for whom a fiduciary has been appointed to file a claim for the termination of such fiduciary. Directs the Secretary to maintain a list of state and local agencies and nonprofit social service agencies that are qualified to act as a fiduciary. Requires a fiduciary to use a secure, encrypted connection when conducting Internet activity rela…