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A State of California law
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Office, 2 Rector Street, New York, NY, 10006; (800)
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never left the country. A lawsuit recently filed in
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on some 6,000 accounts worth $120 million.
On January 18, 2000, Bank
Leumi admitted to holding 13,000 unclaimed accounts worth
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victims of Nazi atrocities. A list of accounts dormant
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Servicemen's and Veteran's Group Life Insurance Programs Booklet
Servicemen's and Veteran's Group Life Insurance Programs Booklet
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Major Organization Subdivision : Veterans Benefits Administration
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ABSTRACT: This booklet provides information such as mortality experience, statement of operations and general program information. It is printed on a yearly basis.
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64.103 Life Insurance for Veterans
(GI Insurance) FEDERAL AGENCY:
VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
AUTHORIZATION:
War Risk Insurance Act, as amended, Public Law 65- 90; World War Veterans Act, Public Law 68-242, as amended; National Service Life Insurance Act, Public Law 76-801, as amended; Servicemen's Indemnity and Insurance Act, Public Law 82-23; Public Law 88-664; Public Law 92-95, as amended; 38 U.S.C. 1903, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1941 and 2106.
OBJECTIVES:
To provide life insurance protection for veterans of World War I, World War II, Korean conflict and service-disabled veterans separated from active duty on or after April 25, 1951, and to provide mortgage protection life insurance for those disabled veterans who are given a VA grant to secure specially adapted housing under Chapter 21, Title 38, U.S.C.
TYPES OF ASSISTANCE:
Direct Loans; Insurance.
USES AND USE RESTRICTIONS:
Life insurance settlement upon death of insured; or the insured may personally surrender a permanent plan policy for cash; or the insured may be granted a loan up to 94 percent of the cash surrender value of a permanent plan policy. Interest on United States Government Life Insurance (WWI) policy loans is charged at the rate of 5 percent per annum. Interest is charged at a variable rate which may change annually for National Service Life (WWII), Veterans Special Life (Korean conflict), Service-Disabled Veterans (Korean Conflict and Continuing) and Veterans Reopened Insurance policies. The variable rate equals the yield on the Ten-Year Constant Maturities Index for U.S. Treasury Securities for the month of June of each year rounded down to the next whole percentage. This loan rate is effective from the first day of October of each year and will not exceed 12 percent or be lower than 5 percent per annum. Dividends are paid on United States Government Life (WWI), National Service Life (WWII), Veterans Special Life (Korean Conflict), and Veterans Reopened Insurance. Dividends are not paid on Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance (Korean Conflict and continuing), or the Mortgage Protection Life Insurance. The face amount of the policy, less any indebtedness on the policy, is payable to the designated beneficiary upon the insured's death under a regular life policy, and only to the mortgage holder under the Mortgage Protection Life coverage.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant Eligibility:
All of the programs are closed for new issues except Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance and the Mortgage Protection Life Insurance. A veteran discharged from active military duty, on or after April 25, 1951, who has a service-connected disability for which compensation would be payable if 10 percent or more in degree, and who, if not for the disability would be otherwise insurable in accordance with the established standards of good health, applies for such coverage within 2 years from the date of notice of the VA service- connected rating, may be issued Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance. (The time period in which to apply is limited to one year from the date of notice of the VA service-connected rating if the notice was provided before September 1, 1991.) A veteran insured under Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance who qualifies for waiver of premiums, who is under age 65 and who applies within one year from date of notice from VA that he/she qualifies for waiver of premiums or before November 1, 1992, whichever is later, may be issued Supplemental Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance coverage. A veteran who has been given a VA grant for specially adapted housing will be sent notice that he/she is automatically insured for mortgage protection unless he/she elects in writing not to be so insured, or fails to respond within 60 days after a final request for information on which premium can be based is mailed to him/her.
Beneficiary Eligibility:
The veteran may apply for either type of insurance. However, if the veteran is mentally incompetent, a VA recognized fiduciary may apply on his/her behalf for Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance. Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance may also be granted under certain conditions to mentally incompetent veterans who were otherwise eligible for such insurance, but due to their incompetency, died without filing an application.
Credentials/Documentation:
If a veteran does not initially take the automatic Mortgage Life Insurance, he/she may apply later but will be required to submit evidence that he/she meets established health requirements.
APPLICATION AND AWARD PROCESS:
Preapplication Coordination:
None. This program is excluded from coverage under E.O. 12372.
Application Procedure:
Upon receipt of VA's notice of eligibility for Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance, a veteran may apply by submitting the application on VA Form 29-4364. Upon receipt of notice from VA that he/she qualifies for waiver of premiums, an individual insured under Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance may apply for additional supplemental coverage by submitting an application on VA Form 29-0190. He/she may be guided by VA Pamphlet 29-9 in selecting the type of policy. The form and pamphlet may be obtained from the nearest VA office (listed in Appendix IV of the Catalog) and submitted to the Philadelphia VA Regional Office and Insurance Center, P.O. Box 7208, Philadelphia, PA 19101. A veteran eligible for the Mortgage Protection Life Insurance need only submit information and documentation to the Philadelphia VA Regional Office and Insurance Center, P.O. Box 7208, Philadelphia, PA 19101.
Award Procedure:
Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance is issued by the Philadelphia Regional Office and Insurance Center to any veteran meeting the requirements listed under Applicant Eligibility above. Mortgage Protection Life Insurance is automatically issued to all veterans receiving a grant for specially adapted housing.
Deadlines:
Generally within 2 years following the date of notice of VA's service-connected rating for Service-Disabled Insurance (The time period in which to apply is limited to one year from the date of notice of the VA Service-Connected rating if the notice was provided before September 1, 1991.) Check with local VA office for exceptions. For Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance supplemental coverage, the time period in which to apply is one year from the date of VA's notice that the veteran qualifies for waiver of premiums or before November 1, 1992, whichever is later. For Mortgage Protection Life Insurance the veteran must respond within 60 days of a final request for information.
Range of Approval/Disapproval Time:
From 1 to 3 months upon application for Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance after VA's notice of the service-connected rating. The time frame for approval/disapproval after an application for Supplemental Service Disabled Veterans Insurance coverage is received in VA is 1 month. Mortgage Protection Life Insurance is effective immediately upon approval of a specially adapted housing grant.
Appeals:
If the application for insurance is denied, the veteran may file an appeal with the Board of Veterans Appeals, VA Central Office, 811 Vermont Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20420, up to 1 year after the date of the notice of denial.
Renewals:
None.
ASSISTANCE CONSIDERATIONS:
Formula and Matching Requirements:
Not applicable.
Length and Time Phasing of Assistance:
Not applicable.
POST ASSISTANCE REQUIREMENTS:
Reports:
Not applicable.
Audits:
Not applicable.
Records:
Not applicable.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
Account Identification:
36-8150-0-7-701; 36-8132-0-7-701; 36-8455-0-8-701; 36-4012-0-3-701; 36-4010-0-3-701; 36-0120-0-1-701.
Obligations:
(Loans) FY 00 $99,914,000; FY 01 est $93,790,000; and FY 02 est $100,860,000. (Death claims, disability claims, mature endowments, cash surrenders, dividends, interest paid on dividend credits and deposits, payments to VA's General Operating Expenses appropriation for administrative expenses, policy liens established. Totals exclude policy loans and other expenses which are listed above.) FY 00 $2,018,291; FY 01 est $2,057,538; and FY 02 est $2,053,540. (Obligations for VI and I (H policies) have been included because of direct payments to policyholders and beneficiaries.) Range and Average of Financial Assistance:
Not available.
PROGAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Since the inception of the USGLI, NSLI, VSLI, VRI, and S-DVI programs, $84.2 billion have been collected as income to the funds, $68.9 billion have been distributed to policyholders and beneficiaries and $15.3 billion are currently being held in reserves for the payment of future liabilities of the funds. At the end of 1999, almost 2.3 million of over 24 million policies originally issued remained in force.
REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES, AND LITERATURE:
38 CFR Chapter 1, Part 6, 6.2 through 6.210, Part 8, 8.0 through 8.186; "Information about Conversion and Premium Rates" (for present holders of NSLI V, RS, W, H and RH Policies), VA Pamphlet 29-73-1; "National Service Life Insurance Information about Waiver of Premium and Total Disability Income Provision," VA Pamphlet 29-14; "Dividend Options Fact Pamphlet For Government Life Insurance," VA Pamphlet 29-77-1. "Facts About Beneficiary and Option Designations," VA Pamphlet 29-77-3. For Mortgage Protection Life Insurance, 38 CFR Chapter 1, Part 8a, 8a.1 - 8a.7; "Veterans Mortgage Life Insurance Information and Premium Rates" (VMLI), VA Pamphlet 29-79-2; "Federal Benefits for Veterans and Dependents," VA Pamphlet 80-00-1, $5.00, available from Superintendent of Documents, P.O. Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954. The stock number is: 051- 000-0220-2. All necessary material and information are furnished each eligible veteran as the grant for specially adapted housing is approved.
INFORMATION CONTACTS:
Regional or Local Office:
For all States, contact the Department of Veterans Affairs, P.O. Box 42954, Philadelphia, PA 19101. This office should also be contacted about Mortgage Protection Life Insurance.
Headquarters Office:
Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office and Insurance Center, P.O. Box 42954, Philadelphia, PA 19101. For all States and Mortgage Protection Life Insurance call 1-800-669-8477.
Web Site Address:
http://www.va.gov .
RELATED PROGRAMS:
64.105, Pension to Veterans Surviving Spouses, and Children ;
64.106, Specially Adapted Housing for Disabled Veterans ;
64.109, Veterans Compensation for Service-Connected Disability ;
96.001, Social Security_Disability Insurance ;
96.004, Social Security_Survivors Insurance .
EXAMPLES OF FUNDED PROJECTS:
Not applicable.
CRITERIA FOR SELECTING PROPOSALS:
Not applicable.
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WHEN A LEGIONNAIRE DIES!
It is important to:
1. Contact your funeral director for burial arrangements.
2. Contact the Pastor of your church.
3. Furnish the funeral director a certified copy of the
veteran's discharge, separation notice DD form 214, Veterans
Administration claim number, if known, and the veteran's
social security number.
4. The funeral director should apply for the U.S. Flag to
drape the casket, or contact local postmaster.
5. The funeral director should apply for the amount allowed
from DVA toward burial expenses, also the allowed amount from
social security; (a) $300. Burial Allowance [$1,100 Service
Connected]' (b) $150. Plot or Interment Allowance, [1} If
meets eligibility requirements, (c) Headstone or Grave
Marker, [1} No payment in lieu of.
6. When the veteran is a member of the American
Legion , as soon as
possible, the member's Post Commander or Chaplain should be contacted for the ritual service and
casket bearers, if needed. If it is the desire of the family
to have the U.S. Flag presented to the next of kin during
grave side services, please notify the Post Commander or Chaplain also.
7. The American Legion Post Service Officer or the Dept.
Service Officer, will
assist you in applying for the benefits you may be entitled
to through the DVA. Widow or Children Compensation (DIC) b.
Widow or Children Pension (Death Pension).
8. Important documents to have available when applying for
assistance;
1.
Honorable Discharge (original, if available) or the DD
Form 214 or equivalent Separation papers,
2. Marriage License (original or certified copy),
3. Birth Certificates of children: (original or
certified), a. under 18 yrs old or 18 to 24 and Full Time
student,
4. Death Certificate (certified copy),
5. Veteran's social security card and claim # with the
DVA,
6. Divorce papers (if applicable),
7. Adoption papers (if applicable),
9. The
previously listed documents may also be needed and necessary
with the Social Security Administration.
10. Insurance-A certified copy of death certificate is always
required for beneficiary to receive payment. The Post Service
Officer should be able to assist when applying for Government
Insurance (GI Insurance) by supplying and completing the
required DVA Form (29-4125). Many Legionnaires carry Life
Insurance under plans offered thru the National American
Legion Life Insurance Plan. These claims should be filed with
the following;
A.
ALLIP - American Life Insurance Plan decreasing term,
Policy & Claims -
RHB Direct Group Insurance Office
4870 Street Road
Trevose, PA 19049
1-800-542-5547
B. ALL
GI - American Legion Life Guaranteed Issue permanent
whole life insurance
ALLVET - American Legion Life Very Exceptional term
life insurance. Policy & Claims -
ALL VET/ ALL GI Insurance Office
Union Fidelity Life Insurance Company
Trevose, PA 09049
1-800-523-5758
REMEMBER Use
the above listed Toll-free numbers for information purposes
when in doubt. If Life Insurance is carried with other
commercial companies, contact the agent of that company in
your area for further assistance. If the veteran's death was
accidental, there may be ACCIDENTAL DEATH benefits available
through the veterans Legionnaire membership, check with the
Post Adjutant.
11.. Always contact your American Legion Post Service Office
for information concerning benefits that may be available for
the widow and/or dependent children, including Soldiers',
Sailors' and Marines' Fund assistance.
In Massachusetts, contact the Department of
Massachusetts, 617- 727-2966 for the American Legion Post
nearest you or for information on how to contact the Department Service
Officer.
This page is dedicated to the memory of Loretta Ambrifi, who
served the American Legion Department of Massachusetts and District 8, with
honor and distinction.
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