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Veterans

      

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CNN Iraq casualty report
HadIt.com Veteran to Veteran

Benefit Links for Veterans

SSOC Statement In Support of Claim
Gateway to PTSD Information
VAlaw.org

 
Education Dependents Chapter 35

Summary Of Educational Benefits
 

Federal Government Resources for Veterans
Survivor and Dependent Veterans Affairs Benefits
VA Health Benefits
VA Home Loans
VA Life Insurance

VA Special Monthly Compensation Rates

Veterans Affairs Benefit Information
Veterans Affairs Healthcare Eligibility
Veterans Affairs Offices by State
Claims for Service Connection thru the VA from HadIt.com Veteran to Veteran


Adobe Acrobat Free Reader to View PDF Forms

Many of the forms you will find in Acrobat's PDF file format this is a free reader which will allow you to view any pdf files on the web.

Social Security Forms
VA Appeal To Board Of Veteran's Appeals

This form is used for filing appeals. (4 pages)

VA Education Application
VA Insurance Designation of Beneficiary
VA Veterans OnLine Applications (VONAPP)
VA Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment Application


        


~More Vet Links~

Judge Advocates Association

Helping Out: A Guide to Military Discharges and GI Rights

Getting Out: A Guide to Military Discharges

Discharge Regulations by Subject

National Legal Aid & Defender Association

HALT –An Organization of Americans for Legal Reform

Americal Division Veterans Association

The Veterans' Business Outreach Center

Prairienet

National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

Veterans Resource Network Association

Workplace Fairness.org

  Findlaw.com

National Institute of Military Justice

Veterans Resources.com

VetsForJustice.com

Vets Pro Bono.org

VAIW.org

     

        The following is a summary of the major benefits most Persian Gulf veterans may use. For more information, contact an American Legion Service Officer

The American Legion
Washington Office
Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation
1608 K Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20006
or
E-mail:
var@legion.org

Benefit Time Limit
Disability Compensation for service-related disability. Must be documented. No time limit for claim. But for payments to be made from date of separation, you must file within one year of separation.
One-time VA Outpatient Dental Treatment for certain service-connected dental conditions or disabilities. Application must be made within 90 days of separation.
VA Medical Care, including hospital care and outpatient care, is available for any condition, if necessary. Alcohol and substance abuse treatment is also available. No time limit. Certain restrictions apply.
Counseling, including education and vocational, may be obtained. Readjustment counseling is available for Vietnam and Persian Gulf veterans. No time limit.
Vocational Rehabilitation for service disabled veterans rated 20 percent or more. VA will pay tuition, books and other expenses and a monthly living allowance, and provide employment assistance. Contact Service Officer
Burial benefits, including interment in a national cemetery, partial reimbursement for burial expenses and a government headstone or grave marker. $1,500 service-connected burial allowance, no time limit; $300 non-service-connected burial allowance and $150 plot allowance, two years from date of death; headstone or grave marker, no time limit.
Montgomery GI Bill - VA pays monthly education assistance benefits depending on the various program for active duty, Reservists and National Guard members. Benefits provided must be used within 10 years of discharge.
VA Home Loan - VA will guarantee your loan toward the purchase of a home, mobile home or condominium. No time limit. Eligibility must be re-established following repayment of original loan.
Servicemen's Group Life Insurance covers persons on active duty in amounts up to $200,000. Coverage terminates 120 days after separation.
Veterans Group Life Insurance is a five-year term insurance plan, with coverage amounts up to $200,000. Within 120 days of separation, VGLI may be converted to commercial insurance at any time.
Service-Disabled Life Insurance is granted in amounts up to $10,000 to veterans with a service-connected disability who are in otherwise good health. Within two years of VA granting service-connected disabled status.
Employment Assistance is available to assist disabled and non-disabled veterans find employment or training. Immediately following separation.
Unemployment Compensation is available to those out of work for a limited period of time. Apply at any state Employment Service or state Department of Labor offices.
Re-employment Rights are guaranteed by U.S. law to members of the activated Reserves and National Guard. 90 days. Questions about re-employment rights should be directed to DOL's Veterans Employment and Training office in your state.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) helps separating veterans who need financial assistance or counseling to establish or re-establish a small business. No time limit. Contact the Veterans Affairs Officer at the local office of the SBA.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act provides certain legal protection for individuals entering or called to active duty. Relief extends to action terminating property leases, evictions, foreclosures, repossessions, default judgments, state and federal tax payments, minimum interest on loans and protection against lapse or termination of insurance policies. Generally terminated 30 to 90 days after discharge from active duty.

Veterans Administration

Life Insurance: 1-800-669-8477Education (GI Bill): 1-888-442-4551Health Care Benefits: 1-877-222-8387Income Verification and Means Testing: 1-800-929-8387Mammography Helpline: 1-888-492-7844Gulf War/Agent Orange Helpline: 1-800-749-8387Status of Headstones and Markers: 1-800-697-6947Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (TDD): 1-800-829-4833        VA Benefits: 1-800-827-1000



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