About VA Form 22-1990e
- Form name: Application for Family Member to Use Transferred Benefits
- Related to: Education and training, Family member benefits
- Form last updated: March 2023
When to use this form
Use VA Form 22-1990e if both of these are true for you:
- You’re the dependent of a Veteran or service member
- The Veteran or service member has already transferred Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to you
Note: If you use our online tool to apply, be sure you’re signed in as a family member to your own Login.gov or ID.me account to complete this application. We can’t process your application if the Veteran or service member signs in to their account and submits the application for you.
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