Transition Assistance Advisor
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Transition Assistance Advisor
Contact
Marilyn Rohrer Transition Assistance Advisor P.O. Box 5511 1850 East Bismarck Expressway Bismarck, ND 58506-5511 (701)333-4816 email
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Veterans of Enduring Freedom/Iraqi Freedom
Applying for VA Benefits One of the more difficult tasks for a returning veteran is applying for the many VA benefits. The unknown of "should I," "would I qualify," "how do I apply," or "where do I go for help" can be a frustrating experience. Tips for Applying
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VA Eligibility Statement for Reserve and National Guard Personnel
The primary factor in determining basic eligibility to VA benefits is "veteran status," which is established by active military, naval, or air service and a discharge or release from active service under conditions other than dishonorable. Reservists who served on active duty establish veteran status and may therefore be eligible for VA benefits, depending on the length of active military service and the character of discharge or release. In addition, reservists who are never called to active duty may qualify for some VA benefits. National Guard members can establish eligibility for VA benefits only if the President activated them for Federal duty. |
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