For Information on the Post 9/11 GI Bill ® (Chapter 33)
To Initiate your VA Education Benefits, you must submit an application online at the Veterans Online Application website.
(VONAPP form 22-1990)
For information on the Transferability of the Post 9/11 GI Bill ® (Chapter 33)
To initiate your VA Education Benefits, you must submit an application online at the Veterans Online Application website.
(VONAPP form 22-1990e)
For information on the Montgomery GI Bill ®-Active Duty (Chapter 30)
To Initiate your VA Education Benefits, you must submit an application online at the Veterans Online Application website.
(VONAPP form 22-1990)
For Information on the Montgomery GI Bill®-Selected Reserves (Chapter 1606)
To Initiate your VA Education Benefits you must submit an application online at the Veterans Online Application website.
(VONAPP form 22-1990)
For Information on the Dependent's Educational Assistance/Survivors Benefits (Chapter 35)
To initiate your VA EducationBenefits, you must submit and application online at the Veterans Online Application website.
(VONAPP form 22-5490)
Once your application has been submitted, write down your confirmation number or print a copy of the application for your records. You will then need to make an appointment with your VA representative to complete the certification process.
You may be eligible for several types of VA education and training benefit and there are many things to consider before you apply for a GI Bill® program. For many participants, the Post-9/11 GI Bill® is the best option. Other students would benefit more from the Montgomery GI Bill®. The following comparison chart may make it easier to decide which education and training benefits are best for you.
Benefit Chapter Comparison
Eligibility criteria is complex. The following statements are generalities about eligibility criteris. Students should file an application with the Regional Processing Office who can determine if they are eligible and the conditions of their eligibility/
Eligibility |
Servicepersons who served on active duty for at least 90 aggregate days after 9/10/01, |
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Benefits for in service student |
Refer to the specific benefit for detailed information. Eligible after completing 90 days of aggregate service. |
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Entitlement |
48 Months maximum under two or more programs. 36 months. May extend to end of term if expires during term. Note:If there is a kicker, the kicker does not extend. |
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Deliminating Date |
15 years from last discharge or separation. |
Eligibility criteria is complex. The following statements are generalities about eligibility criteris. Students should file an application with the Regional Processing Office who can determine if they are eligible and the conditions of their eligibility.
Eligibility |
2 years active duty, 3 years active duty, or 2 years active duty+4 years reserves. Refer to the specific benefit for detailed information |
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Benefits for in service student |
Payable after 2 years of continous active duty 48 Months maximum under two or more programs. |
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Entitlement |
36 months. May extend to end of term if expires during term. Note: If there is a kicker, does not extend. 10 years from last discharge or separation |
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Deliminating Date |
May extend for later period of active duty or diasbility that prevents completion of program |
Eligibility criteria is complex. The following statements are generalities about eligibility criteris. Students should file an application with the Regional Processing Office who can determine if they are eligible and the conditions of their eligibility.
Eligibility |
Veterans death or permanent and total disability as a result of service. Refer to the specific benefit for detailed information. |
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Benefits for in service student |
No 48 Months maximum under two or more programs. |
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Entitlement |
36 months.No extensions except for child in special restorative training. Child:8 years Spouse: 10 years. 20 years if veteran rated permanent and total within 3 years of discharge. Surviving spouse: 10 years. 20 years if death occured while on active duty. |
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Deliminating Date | Eligibility rules are complex. Claimant should carefully read eligibility letter and call VA if they have any questions and see online DEA pamphlet. |
Eligibility criteria are complex. The following statements are generalities about eligibility criteris. Students should file an application with the Regional Processing Office who can determine if they are eligible and the conditions of their eligibility.
Eligibility |
Completion of initial active duty for training. Must be active reservist with 6-year obligation. Refer to the specific benefit for detailed information. |
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Benefits for in service student |
Yes 48 Months maximum under two or more programs. |
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Entitlement |
36 months.No extensions. 14 years from your beginning date of eligibility, or on the day you leave the Selected Reserve. |
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Deliminating Date |
May extend if disability incurred or aggravated by service in selective reserve prevents completion of program. |
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill