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Money for College | 100 percent VA Disability Education Benefit | Spouse and Dependent Benefits |

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If you are or know a 100 Disabled Veteran, please check out also "No Benefit Left Behind" for another Education Benefit
Comment from : @EasyFederalResumes

Does chapter 35 cover graduate school
Comment from : @humungushumungus213

Does this also apply to TDIU service member spouse?
Comment from : @Ace-ht1is

It’s great and all but I don’t think my wife can use my chapter 35 out here in the Philippines I would have to move back to the USA for her to be able to utilize it We are slowly building our dream house in the Philippines and she doesn’t want to go to the US she’s fine here It would be great if she can attend school but I guess not If anyone has an answer to my question please let me know
Comment from : @Puertoricanmarriedtofilipina

What if the veteran isn’t disabled? Are there any benefits for the dependents?
Comment from : @Bree48646

Is the money that my son receives from this benefit taxed ?
Comment from : @Uwill49

My husband just got his 100 and I'm still learning what that means for us as a family Thanks for your help!
Comment from : @kristaw2686

Wow! You the first person on UTube who is not asking for money
Comment from : @rickytobia2057

I don't know if anyone has asked this or not, but if you are a hundred percent but not permanent and total, can you still use these benefits?
Comment from : @Chris-ji4fu

Another question…so in essence, you can use your spouse’s benefits, and vice versa - assuming both are 100PT is that correct
Comment from : @vvassall28

Hello Does the CH35 benefits lower your 100PT disability payments in anyway? Wether it is used for dependent or spouse?
Comment from : @vvassall28

Thank you for all your videos Super helpful
Comment from : @ohjoshrules

I’m trying to decide which is better Seams like the Fry Schlorship
Comment from : @beckcity16

What about step children?
Comment from : @joseromero9933

So can a school qualifies for the Post 9/11 but not for the DEA Chapter 35? I am 100 P&T When I look at the VAGov site it shows out of pocket from sponsor to so much for the Post 9/11 and for Chapter 35 it show the full amount of tuition to get paid from Sponsor Thank you great video
Comment from : @MrWright7672

Great video! - Do you happen to know if I can still get-chp35 if I already have a graduate degree? ( To complete my Masters) or- any other certification etc? Thanks!
Comment from : @MyNomadPlanner

Hi, brI am starting a BSN program in February and my husband just got rated 100 from the VA How does chapter 35 work and how much will the VA pay for my school
Comment from : @katyaperez6492

Can she use it for online classes?
Comment from : @MS-vp3jr

Hello can VA can pay for my beauty school My husband it’s a veteran Thanks you
Comment from : @SimplePaMeLa

And I am currently using my VRE benefit after I'm finished Is it possible for my wife to use the chapter 35?
Comment from : @jaymwalsh102286

What was the website you used? Thank you
Comment from : @veronicarios8585

I am graduating with Business degree my self and now sending my wife to get her degree as well!
Comment from : @VeryCoolJeep

Thank You I am a 100 disabled veteran and my spouse wants to go back to school, so I will now have my spouse file for chapter 35
Comment from : @BobbyHahaOne

So if I am married and 100 p and t what benefits does my spouse get
Comment from : @jakecallinsky5170

Can my spouse use Chapter 35 now, even though I have the Post 9/11 gi bill, which my daughter will use when she goes to college in 2 years?
Comment from : @touroumaster

304 DUAL ELIGIBILITY FOR CHAPTER 35 CHILDREN On October 8, 2008, the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims issued a ruling allowing a person eligible by means of more than one parent with a rating of Permanent and Total (P&T) disabled or who died due to a service connected disability to receive concurrent or consecutive payment of Chapter 35 benefits Although a dependent child with eligibility from multiple parents may elect to receive concurrent benefits (ie twice the full-time monthly rate), the child is still limited to a maximum of 45 or 36 months combined depending upon when chapter 35 was first used When concurrent benefits are paid, one month of entitlement must be deducted from each entitlement source A Veterans Claims Examiner (VCE) must manually limit entitlement used on both education records due to current system limitations
Comment from : @tgarner567