Deceased Veteran Templates
Are you searching for information on how to apply for benefits for a deceased veteran? Our website provides all the necessary resources and forms you need to navigate this process. Whether you're looking to apply for burial benefits, access educational opportunities for children of deceased or disabled veterans, or seek property tax exemptions for surviving spouses, parents, or minor children, we have you covered.
Our collection of documents for deceased veterans includes the VA Form 21-6898 Application for Amounts on Deposit, the VA Form 21-530 Application for Burial Benefits, and the DVA Form EDI (IL497-0002) Part 1 Application for Educational Opportunities Grant for Children of Deceased or Disabled Veterans in Illinois. Additionally, there's the Form PTF-307 Property Tax Exemption Application for Surviving Spouses, Parents, or Minor Children of Deceased Veterans in Maine, and the Form PTF-653-2B Property Tax Exemption Application for a Cooperative Housing Corporation Shareholder Who Is a Surviving Spouse, Parent, or Minor Child of a Deceased Veteran in Maine.
Our comprehensive resources aim to make the application process as smooth as possible for you and your family during this difficult time. Take advantage of our user-friendly website, helpful guides, and accessible forms to ensure you receive the benefits you and your loved ones are entitled to.
Discover all the information you need for deceased veteran benefits on our website today.
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This Form is used for applying for the release of funds held on deposit for a deceased veteran.
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This document was previously used to apply for burial and funeral allowance if a veteran's death was service-related. The person who paid the burial expenses could apply for reimbursement up to $2000.
This form is used for applying for property tax exemption in Maine for surviving spouses, parents, or minor children of deceased veterans.
This form is used for applying for a property tax exemption in Maine if you are a surviving spouse, parent, or minor child of a deceased veteran and a shareholder in a cooperative housing corporation.
