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Correcting Military Service Records | National Archives
To justify any correction, it is necessary to show to the satisfaction of the board that the alleged entry or omission in the records was in error or unjust. Applications should include all available evidence, such as signed statements of witnesses or a brief of arguments supporting the requested correction. Application is made with DD Form 149, available at VA offices, from veterans organizations or from the Internet ( http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/forms/index.htm).
Review of Discharges
Each of the military services maintains a discharge review board with authority to change, correct or modify discharges or dismissals that are not issued by a sentence of a general courts-martial. The board has no authority to address medical discharges. The veteran or, if the veteran is deceased or incompetent, the surviving spouse, next of kin or legal representative may apply for a review of discharge by writing to the military department concerned, using DoD Form 293. This form may be obtained at a VA regional office, from veterans organizations or from the Internet: http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/forms/index.htm. However, if the discharge was more than 15 years ago, a veteran must petition the appropriate service Board for Correction of Military Records using DoD Form 149, which is discussed in the “Correction of Military Records” section of this booklet. A discharge review is conducted by a review of an applicant’s record and, if requested, by a hearing before the board.
Discharges awarded as a result of a continuous period of unauthorized absence in excess of 180 days make persons ineligible for VA benefits regardless of action taken by discharge review boards, unless VA determines there were compelling circumstances for the absence. Boards for the correction of military records also may consider such cases.
Veterans with disabilities incurred or aggravated during active military service may qualify for medical or related benefits regardless of separation and characterization of service. Veterans separated administratively under other than honorable conditions may request that their discharge be reviewed for possible recharacterization, provided they file their appeal within 15 years of the date of separation. Questions regarding the review of a discharge should be addressed to the appropriate discharge review board at the address listed on DoD Form 293.

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See VA’s Section 508 page for more information.Alternate TextInformation included in hypertext markup language (HTML) tags to describe graphics a visually impaired person or screen reader can use to help interpret the graphic.Alternative FormatsWeb file formats that are not universally accessible but are available to the public via specific software or plug-ins. These formats include, but are not limited to: PDF, WordPerfect, Microsoft (MS) Word, MS PowerPoint, and statistical data files, such as SAS, SPSS, SQL, and MS Excel. See VA Viewer Software.Artificial IntelligenceComputer programs used to replace human tasks or decision-making (sometimes including Machine Learning to allow the AI to improve over time either on its own or from user feedback). Some examples are: autocorrect, maps that offer a best route to drive as they analyze traffic, systems serving as virtual assistants (Microsoft’s Cortana, Apple’s Siri, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, etc.), systems for marketing or advertising to offer a user content they are expected to be interested in due to who or what they “follow” on social media and their previous browser activity, searches, and time spent on content, financial service applications which monitor purchases and send alerts for unusual activity, “bots” used in chats for self-help which appear as if they’re people you are chatting with but are retrieving information from a knowledge base.Authoritative SourceOfficial source. An authority is a person or institution having the final say on a particular matter. The authority decides what is right or wrong and others follow suit. While this word may be used to refer to government or supervisory institutions, authority can also be a source of information.BlogDiscussion or informational website comprised of postings in reverse chronological order. Blogs allow readers to respond and comment on the original content posted. See VA’s official blog (VA News).BrandingItems that help identify a website. Branding can be accomplished by using approved logos and templates. As part of the enterprise-wide Digital Modernization initiative, VA is consolidating and simplifying VA web pages, applications and services into a single, consistent, and unified experience on VA websites.
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Minneapolis VA health care helps Veterans plan for long term care and to start the process of thinking about and communicating your healthcare wishes.

Connect with a social workerIf you have questions about long term care planning you can speak with your VA primary care team or contact the Minneapolis VA Social Work program by calling 612-467-2042 or contact: Megan Schmitz, MSW, LICSWAdvance Care Planning Coordinator Phone: Email: Megan.Schmitz2@va.govAdvance care planningWe offer advanced care consultations to Veterans. Although the VA is not a long-term care facility, our staff will connect Veterans and their support systems to needed services.Advance Care Planning - VA Caregiver Support ProgramPlanning for long term carePeople often need advanced care when they have a significant ongoing health condition or disability. The need for advanced care can arise suddenly, such as after a heart attack or stroke. Most often, however, it develops gradually, as people get older and frailer or as an illness or disability gets worse. In either case, knowing your advanced care plan will help you and your support system navigate your next steps.Contact your county or tribal agency human services department to schedule your no cost long term care consultation.Minnesota: Long-Term Care Consultation Contacts / Minnesota Department of Human ServicesWisconsin: Aging: County and Tribal Aging Offices | Wisconsin Department of Health ServicesVA benefits and community resources for Veterans and their Caregivers

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VA Birmingham health care provides health care and other benefits to the newest Veterans returning from service, even if you are still on active duty or an activated member of the National Guard or Reserve. Talk to a care coordinator about making use of your health care benefits.

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Architecture - California State Capitol Museum
Cummings went as far as soliciting estimates for a statue, including a bronze sculpture inspired by American artist Hiram Powers’ California. Though the exact reason is unknown, the statue never became a reality.

Interesting Fact: Gilding the Cupola
In July 1880, the Capitol building received another spectacular embellishment – the gilding of the cupola roof directly below the ball. This sparkling gold enhancement made the Capitol an even more attractive focal point from around the city.
According to the July 14, 1880, edition of the Sacramento Bee, “When completed, the work will add much to the appearance of the building, and will have a fine effect at a distance of several miles from the city. It will also perhaps be of service to surveyors in prosecuting their labors, as under the sun’s rays, the gilded top will be discernable from every point of the compass.”

Encaustic Tiles

The tile laid in the Capitol’s second floor rotunda is a geometric mosaic of earth-toned shapes, creating a “marquetry” effect similar to the inlaid woodwork in Renaissance Revival style furniture. Maw and Company manufactured the original tile in Shropshire, England.
During the late 1800s, Maw and Company was one of the foremost tile manufacturers in the world. Master tile makers created each encaustic tile used for the Capitol rotunda by hand. Artisans filled each indentation in the pattern with colored, liquid clay. They then added additional colors until the pattern was completed. Finally, the tile was scraped back to an exact thickness and then kiln-fired for 24 hours before it was cut to size.
The Capitol and Judge Edwin Crocker’s art gallery (now the Crocker Art Museum) in Sacramento were the only two buildings in the west to display these tiles. In an article dated November 28, 1873, the Sacramento Daily Union reported, “The advantages claimed for these tiles are that they are far more beautiful and from twenty to fifty per cent cheaper than marble; so durable that it is said they are ultimately cheaper than a common wooden flooring, having in England stood fifty years’ constant wear without any perceptible difference in their appearance.”
Unfortunately, the tile did not withstand the 100 years’ worth of wear and tear on the rotunda floor.
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Even if there is a will, maybe it was not up to date and the new spouse was not included or the will was not changed after a divorce, or a beneficiary named in the will already died, and many other situations. You may need to talk to a lawyer to help you figure out who the heirs or beneficiaries are.

Step 4: Identify and make an inventory of the decedent’s property.

You will need to carefully identify all of the decedent’s property, everything they owned. Then, you will have to make an inventory of everything.

To identify the property, here is some helpful information:

Real property refers to land and things permanently on land, like houses. It also includes things like a real estate lease of at least 10-year term or with an option to buy. If you are not sure if something qualifies as real property, talk to a lawyer.
Personal property is all property that is not real, and it can be tangible or intangible:
	
Tangible property are things you can touch, like cars, boats, jewelry, furniture, antiques, etc.
Intangible property is abstract. It is a right to be paid money or have some type of power and it is usually laid out in writing. For example, stocks and bonds are intangible and the stock certificate is the document giving you ownership over the stock so you can sell it.

Figure out how the property you found is owned. Was it just owned by the decedent, or did they own it with someone else? Was it bought during a marriage, making it community property, or before the marriage? Maybe it was a mix of both? These questions can be difficult to answer on your own.

Once you have identified all the property and have all the necessary papers, you will have to make a list of assets and debts. It should list all the property the decedent owned when they died. For your list, write down:

Each asset, with a brief description,
The value of the asset as of the date of death
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Demonstration projects in this solicitation must be located in the service territory of a California Gas IOU, which includes Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Gas Company.  All projects in this solicitation must benefit Gas IOU ratepayers.

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The purposes of this solicitation are to support the adoption of clean, dispatchable generation in California and reduce the reliance on fossil-based technologies while providing reliable power for critical infrastructure. By deploying clean, dispatchable generation technologies and producing hydrogen for electricity generation, this solicitation can benefit California's communities, workforce, air quality, and natural environments. 

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 You may not need to go to probate court to obtain title to property belonging to a dead person.  Figuring out if you have to go to probate court depends on many issues, like the amount of money involved, the type of property involved, and who is claiming the property.

One of the ways to decide if you can use a simplified procedure to transfer property is to figure out whether any of the assets have named beneficiaries. That means that the decedent, when alive, named one or more people as beneficiaries to receive the asset when they died. We listed some examples earlier, but here are some common ones:

Life insurance proceeds,
Retirement accounts, pensions, or annuities
Bank accounts
Property in a living trust

Another important way is to figure out how the property is owned (the type of title ownership). For example:

Was the property owned in joint tenancy? If so, the surviving owner gets the entire property.
Was the property community property with the right of survivorship? If so, the surviving spouse or partner would likely get the entire asset.
	
But, it can get complicated. If the asset was community property but there was no explicit right of survivorship, the decedent’s spouse or partner may get the decedent’s half, but it will depend on whether there is a will and the property was divided in other ways. It may also be necessary to make sure that the property is in fact community property and was not somehow changed to separate property through an agreement or in some other way. You may need to talk to a lawyer to sort out these questions.

Was the bank account owned by different people? Or was it to be transferred to one person upon death?

Benefits like social security survivor benefits or benefits as a dependent of a deceased veteran can usually be collected without probate court.
It can be difficult to figure out whether you can use a simplified informal process to transfer property.
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For more information, click here.ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities of the commission are to:Provide to the City Council a comprehensive inventory of parcels of publicly-owned property and structures for which there is a potential for visual artworks to be placedProvide for the selection and placement of visual artworks supported, in whole or in part, by public fundsCatalog visual artworks owned by the city and recommend maintenance, protection, relocation, alteration, removal and disposition of sameReview and recommend funding sources including, but not limited to, grants and donationsCommission may solicit such funding sources on behalf of the city. Any grant application made on behalf of the city shall be approved by the City Council. Funds shall be deposited with the city and allocated for Commission useSubmit an annual budget for approval by the City CouncilCity Council must approve the budget prior to expenditurePromote art awareness and encourage private initiative in the artsReview and propose methods and policies to strengthen, enhance and support local visual and performing artists and organizationsWork with other individuals and organizations to support art festivals and contests in the business districtsPromote visual and performing artworks in conjunction with city parks and recreation programs and locationDonate artworks for public display or performance as well as provide a space or building exterior for outdoor visual artworksAppoint committees, study groups, art jurors, consultants and volunteers to work under its directionPublic Art CatalogA Public Art Catalog has been completed by the Arts Commission. The catalog describes artworks that are in public view in the Auburn area. Catalogs are available for viewing or checkout at the City Manager's office at Auburn City Hall. The catalog is also offered for purchase at a cost of $20.If you have any questions, the Arts Commission can be reached at auburnartsca@gmail.com

 
 
 

 

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