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Advice For Veterans
Four important pieces of advice about getting their checks were offered by the Veterans Administration to veterans who receive checks for any benefits.
The first was caution on changing address.
Veterans were urged, if they move, to notify both VA and the post office, giving their old and the new address so that the check may be forwarded and not delayed.
The second tip was to notify VA if the check is for the wrong amount, instead of cashing it. This would save future trouble both for the veteran and for VA.
The third point was to notify VA at once if the check is lost or stolen or otherwise not received at the proper time. Tf that’s done, VA can proceed to trace it without delay. .
The final point was advice to keep VA notified of any changes in the size of the veteran’s family.
Most benefit checks ae based on the number of dependents in the family, VA said, and the only way it can know of changes is if the veteran notifies them. This is important, VA said, whether the size of the family increases or decreases, so that the checks can be made out for the correct amount.
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