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Hi Josh Gravitt, you can easily apply for enrollment for VA health benefits online. You can find out the various ways to do it, including a link to make appointments at va.gov/healthbenefits/apply

Do I need to make a clsim

Hi Eddie Hull, you can apply for both online. Log in or register for an account. To get a Veterans ID, go to vets.gov/veteran-id-card. To see if you are eligible for dental benefits and to apply, go to vets.gov/health-care/about-va-health-care/dental-care

I don't think they ever will release my exams from LHI. I asked for them 1 year ago and still have not received them.

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Hi pretty D, Atlanta Regional Benefits Office is open Monday thru Friday from 8am - 4pm.

Not sure but you can call the number that goes to Philly and mention you are having financial troubles paying medical bills to where you don't have money for things and if it affects ability to even eat. This can get your ball rolling to see if there are options. Other than this check with Fort Mac to see if there is a social worker or case worker who can help you.

That means you there from the videoconferencing is using their equipment

Go to your closest VA office to the eligibility/enrollment section. They will be able to tell you what you qualify for.

Yes you can, they also accept walk-ins

If you are requesting records from VBA (service medical records/service treatment records), you can send a FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request. All information and forms are located at https://www.va.gov/FOIA/Requests.asp . Click on the VBA link provided. If you are requesting records from VHA (the VA Hospital), you can go to the same website, click on VHA link to find your VA hospital and information. Hope this helps.

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We are still do not know.

Your home address will work if the VA hospital is issuing the hearing aids

The Atlanta Regional Office doesn't do business loans. Contact the SBA

Go to your local regional office to talk to case worker for a copy of your case file.

You can't get those cards here. Go online and search for DEERS ID CARD renewal. I know they do them at Ft. Gillem and Dobbins Air base

Do you mean your military service record?

Www.vets.gov

The VA does not have this type of listing.

You don't at the hospital you will fill out some paper work and receive your card like 2 weeks in the mail...you will need your dd214

Depends on what information you are trying to get exactly. Anything from your service time you usually have to request and then it is mailed to you. Anything after your service time you can go to the basement floor and go to the records office. But your claims records which is what a c file is. Yes you should have no problem getting that in person.

The VA hospital issues the ID cards. Not sure it will get u on base

In order to receive benefits he must have been receiving va compensation and she must supply marriage certificate if he didn't claim her as a dependent prior to death

Go to www.va.gov and click on "file a claim for compensation"

You can either show up to the office or do it online at ebenefits.va.gov

2 ways ...if. You can get your off post tricare or who ever reffered you doctor to send your results or prescription to the va or walk it in your self they will fill it ....the other way gonto the va sign up get the consultation they get you a psychiatrist and they will get you the Adderall but that might takr a min

Yes you can.

Yes, you need to bring all of your supporting documents if you have any. You have to go through security so no weapons. Go to the desk and let them know you need assistance with a claim.

Yes premium is done at VA Hospital

You can write the request on va form 21-4138 or call the 1800 number and request over the phone

Yes.

You can, but itd be faster and easier to go to your assigned clinic and talk to a VA rep there

A year or 2

Yes there is a computer center inside the va hospital on Claremont rd with personnel there to help

You can call and they will transfer to to the department that can solve you problem. It takes awhile on the phone but I have always got results, make sure you have all documents related to you problem in hand when you call, you may at some point have to email copies of documents to them. I have always got good results and have always been treated nicely

Eligibility

Hi Samual Mathew, you can visit any VA locations at your convenience. We are here to serve you.

Hi Richard Cox, if you have a VA loan, you can further read our web page dedicated to trouble making mortgage payments at benefits.va.gov/HOMELOANS/resources_payments.asp

Hi admissions staff, please contact the National Archives to obtain a copy of your DD-214 online at archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records

Hi Robert DeFore, each benefit has different eligibility requirements. If you are a Veteran, you can see a comprehensive list of all VA benefits at va.gov/opa/persona/index.asp

Hi Theresa Remorse, Atlanta Regional Benefits Office is open Monday thru Friday from 8am to 4pm. Not registered in DEERS, or received and error message while trying to register, or not sure if you are in DEERS, go to iris.custhelp.va.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/3036

Hi Tabytha Thompson, we might be able to provide you with the information you need; for more information about HUD-VASH go to va.gov/homeless/hud-vash.asp

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Yes

Call the VA and ask, first go on line to the VA site and find the department that handles that benefit, once you call the VA rep that you speak to can transfer you to the rep that can get you the answer. It takes time so expect to be on the phone for awhile, there are a lot of veterans using the VA service so waiting on hold is normal, relax and take time to wait

No, your best bet is to go to a Georgia Department of Veterans Services, they have offices all over the state. They will help you file a claim, US Veterans office requires you to have a authorized agency to process you claim, you will need your military records 214 and any medical records available to you, they can request those records you don't have, start you claim asap because it's the date they use to back date your claim if approved. (2) get enrolled in the VA Medical program, important! (3) if have a civilian doctor and he is treating you for any condition related to military service get a letter from him or her explaining your condition and documents relating to service connected cause, very iimportant. Don't waste your time going agents that charge a fee, or volunteers that don't have the knowledge to get your claim approved, you will have to work hard to get all the info to them that you have access to