Are you serving on active duty in the U.S uniformed services?
Yeah, that's correct.
Then congrats. You may be eligible to receive VA benefits both during service as well after your separation or retirement.
That's a very good news. Tell me, do you have any phone resources?
Sure. You can make use of our many toll free numbers, such as VA benefits hotline, the eBenefits technical support or the MyVA311. All those lines are set to help you with your needs and doubts.
Well, at least i have a wide choice. Look, if i go for retirement, i would like to use that time to study, Do i have to apply in certain time frame?
That's correct. TO apply for Chapter 36, Educational and career counseling, you'll need to apply between 6 months before and 1 year after separation. As you are a active-duty service member, it easily applies to you.
Talking about being active-duty. Do you have any insurance-related options?
Of course. We have some life insurance options that you can explore for you and your family. You can even manage those online.
That's wonderful. Because i'm still on service, could you tell what kind of benefits can i get, please?
Well, not only while you're in active duty but after you retire as well. For example, you can access the GI Bill and other education benefits to help you pay school or training.
Ok, that's good. And those benefits can be transferred to my spouse?