I'm using the GI Bill or another education benefit
Start with the program overview, then choose a guide for class format, enrollment verification, withdrawal, dependent education, technology training, or employment-focused rehabilitation.
I want to understand VA disability payments and rates
Compare Pension with disability compensation or survivor DIC, check dependent rates, locate payment dates, or follow the annual cost-of-living estimate.
I need VA health care, women Veterans' care, or family coverage
Start with the Veteran’s enrollment and priority groups, then find Community Care, women Veterans care, military sexual trauma guidance, or family CHAMPVA coverage.
VA Form 10-10EZR updates health-benefits information after enrollment. Match income, insurance, dependent or service-history changes to the current VA route, and use separate forms for other programs.
The VA home-loan benefit can be used more than once, sometimes while another VA-backed loan remains active. A current COE, entitlement, occupancy and lender approval decide the path.
VA is accepting applications for ten GS-9 cybersecurity apprenticeship vacancies in Martinsburg. Check the separate program and GS-9 gates, two-page résumé, USA Hire steps and October 2 deadline.
VA's three-month VGLI premium holiday has a November 1 active-coverage test, first-premium exceptions for new policies, specific billing instructions, and a credit or requested-refund path for covered prepayments.
Choose among SAH, SHA, TRA, and HISA using the disability, home, ownership, medical-purpose, use-limit, current-amount, and application rules that distinguish them.
Choose between VA Forms 21-4138 and 21-10210, separate firsthand observations from medical opinions, and pair supporting statements with the governing claim or review form.
A four-stage guide to proving transmission, receipt, correct claim association, and consideration—with the right route for an initial claim, Supplemental Claim, HLR, or Board appeal.
A decision guide to money VA already owed, pending claims and appeals, substitution rights, legal priority, current survivor forms, evidence rules, and one-year deadlines after a claimant dies.
A decision guide to VA burial, plot, and transportation payments, including current amounts, claimant rules, automatic spouse payments, filing deadlines, evidence, Form 21P-530EZ, and the corrected home-hospice window.
A decision guide comparing DIC with Survivors Pension, including the qualifying death and service paths, survivor rules, current rates and financial limits, forms, evidence, and VA's February 2026 one-application processing rule.
A route-by-route guide to VA Beneficiary Travel reimbursement, including who may qualify, the 30-calendar-day deadline, mileage, deductibles, receipts, direct deposit, Community Care proof, and denial follow-up.
A route-by-route guide to requesting a DD214 or other military record through eVetRecs, SF-180, milConnect, a service repository, or VA—and knowing when a correction or emergency route is different.
A service-specific guide to Community Care eligibility routes, access standards, referrals, authorizations, provider scope, urgent and emergency care, billing, and Clinical Appeals.
A decision guide to VR&E application eligibility, VRC entitlement, the five tracks, individualized plans, current and upcoming allowances, forms, status, and review options.
A decision guide to CHAMPVA family and caregiver eligibility, TRICARE and Medicare coordination, current costs, providers, prescriptions, applications, claims and reviews.
A practical comparison of the Veteran's own improved Veterans Pension and VA disability compensation, including the current Pension financial limits, MAPR calculation, application forms, and written-election rule.
A source-verified local guide to the VA OIG's Augusta supply-chain findings, the limits of its review, all seven recommendations, and where Veterans can raise concerns.
A practical guide to identifying a proposed VA rating reduction, a final decision, or another payment change, with the applicable response opportunities and official help.
VA has published the Chapter 30 institutional rates effective October 1, 2026. Compare both service-rate schedules and find the training-time row and limits that apply.
How dropping, withdrawing from or failing a GI Bill class affects your housing allowance, entitlement and VA debt — the six-credit-hour exclusion, mitigating circumstances, who owes VA, and how to answer a debt letter.
How the Post-9/11 GI Bill housing allowance is set for online-only, hybrid and mixed schedules in 2026–2027, when one in-person class may unlock the higher resident rate, and what to confirm with your School Certifying Official first.
A current-rate reference for VA disability compensation with dependents: the complete 2026 tables for a spouse, children and dependent parents, how the additional-child amounts work, and which form to file.
A living reference for VA disability payment timing: the official 2026 Treasury settlement schedule, why the benefit month and deposit date differ, and how first payments, back pay and bank early-deposit practices differ from the recurring monthly date.
A plain-language guide to VA health care eligibility: service and discharge rules, PACT Act toxic-exposure eligibility, Priority Groups 1-8, current 2026 costs, VA Form 10-10EZ versus 10-10EZR, how to apply, and care options without ordinary enrollment.
A living 2027 VA disability COLA tracker with two official CPI-W inputs, the 2025 base quarter, transparent provisional scenarios and thresholds, the pending September value, and legislation status.
A plain-language guide to Chapter 33, the Post-9/11 GI Bill: eligibility, the percentage tiers, current 2026-27 tuition, housing and book rates, Yellow Ribbon, transfers, monthly verification, and how Rudisill and Perkins can raise total entitlement.
A status and eligibility guide to the Major Richard Star Act (S. 1032 and H.R. 2102): what it would change for Chapter 61 disability retirees, how it compares with current CRDP and CRSC rules, and where the bill stands in Congress.
NA Form 13075 is a National Archives questionnaire used to locate or help reconstruct basic service information when a record cannot be found or may have been lost in the 1973 NPRC fire. It is not a VA disability claim.
VIC, VHIC and DoD military IDs are not interchangeable. Use this decision guide to match the credential to discounts, VA care, TSA, installation access or DoD privileges.
VA opened its Partial Claim Program June 15, but servicers have until Nov. 28 to implement it with VA’s new loss-mitigation process. Here is what borrowers should do now.
VA currently lists VES as a claim-exam contractor; VBE is a separate private medical-evidence service. Private evidence does not automatically replace a C&P exam.
Chapter 35 DEA did not end Aug. 1. The change removed coverage for new secondary-school periods, while approved postsecondary uses continue and new payment rates begin Oct. 1.
Learn who may qualify for VET TEC 2.0, how education entitlement is charged, what current tuition and housing benefits cover, and how to verify a program and apply.
VA care for conditions related to military sexual trauma does not require a disability claim, rating, old report or documentary proof merely to get care. Compensation follows a separate evidence and service-connection process.
VA removed the old primary-care-referral step for enrolled women Veterans seeking direct VA gynecology care. Community care and other specialties follow separate rules.
A small menopause-insomnia pilot found promising short-term results. GAO separately found that VA offers care but needs stronger implementation monitoring and patient education.
TCAVA has not changed VA disability ratings. Its pending Section 108 would produce lower evaluations in some future sleep-apnea and tinnitus claim scenarios while protecting compensation already in effect.
VA and state approving agencies responded to GI Bill trade-school fraud reporting. Veterans can use official approval, accreditation, warning and complaint information to check an exact program before enrolling.
VA is warning Veterans about phishing, deepfake calls and lookalike websites. The safest response is to verify the underlying claim through a separately obtained official channel.
Some Veterans may qualify for up to 48 months of combined Montgomery and Post-9/11 GI Bill entitlement. VA says it is automating reviews under Rudisill and Perkins, with priority for certain current and recent students.
VA announced Choose VA postcards to explain health-care eligibility and enrollment. Learn why they were sent, how to verify one, and how the real campaign differs from a scam.
VA says one combined records-development packet will now be saved and reused in claims affected by the 1973 National Personnel Records Center fire, reducing repeated requests for the same forms.