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If more space is needed for any item continue under Section VII Additional Data Item 36 or attach separate sheet PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION The information you furnish on this form is almost always used to determine if you are eligible for waiver of a debt for the acceptance of a compromise offer or for a payment plan. Disclosure is voluntary. However if the information is not furnished your eligibility for waiver compromise or a payment plan may be affected. The responses you submit are...

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Who needs a VA-5655 form?

Former military serviceman needs to fill out a VA Financial Status Report (form VA-5655) for Department of Veterans Affairs to accompany one of the following documents: (1) request for a compromise offer; 2) request a monthly payment plan; 3) request for a waiver. All of these documents relate to changes in the debt obligations of the applicant.

What is VA-5655 form?

VA-5655 form provides information about employment, income, expenses, assets, installment contracts and other debts of the former serviceman who is acting as the applicant in one of the cases mentioned above.

Is VA-5655 form accompanied by other forms?

VA form 5655 must accompany a VA financial hardship form, VA debt waiver form, request for a compromise offer.

When is the VA-5655 form due?

There are no specific deadlines for submission of this particular form. VA-5655 form accompanies the main document and may be submitted at any time.

How do I fill out the VA-5655 form?

The VA form 5655 instructions for filling are found here http://www.va.gov/. You should provide such information: 1) personal data; 2) complete record of employment for yourself and spouse; 3) income and expenses records; 4) assets; 5) installment contracts and debts.

Where do I send the VA-5655 form?

The main document and completed VA-5655 form should be sent to:

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Debt Management Center
P.O. Box 11930 St Paul, MN 55111 1-612-970-5688 (fax)

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Hi I'm Jim Faso and I'm one of the attorneys here at legal help for veterans and I want to give you a couple of VA practice tips these are practice tips that we pass along to the veterans we represent we hear from probably 500 or more veterans a month and we have hundreds and hundreds of veterans as clients and we've represented thousands of veterans since we've been doing this a couple of practical tips that people run afoul of often before they get to us and we have to remind them of this one is there's a VA form for everything and so I want to talk to you about a couple of those one of the things that happens because the claim process takes so long is a veterans move will move around so if it's going to take 35 years for your claim to get decided you're likely to move go into a different apartment go into a different house maybe even change states and when you change states you're changing VA regions and your file has to follow you so make sure you change your address with the VA they have a form for that naturally 20 dash 572 is the VA form you have to fill it out send it in so that they can get mailed to you after you've changed editor's a good example of it might be if you've changed locations you didn't change your address form they send you a notice to go to a CNP exam and you missed the exam then they're going to reach you assuming that you no longer have the disability or rate you down because you didn't show up for the scheduled exam well why didn't you show up will you change locations but it's your obligation or your advocates obligation to let the the VA know so that's that's one example another one that we see because again this takes so long is a change in marital status if you get married if you get divorced you have to change your marital status with the VA and yes there's a form for that VA form 21 dash for 170 why do you have to do that well if you're getting married then your spouse may be entitled to you may be entitled to compensation because you now have a dependent spouse but the flip side of that exists as well if you've gotten divorced and you've been being paid as if you were married and you continue to get paid as if you have a dependent spouse when VA finally figures out you got divorce they're going to want that money back that's going to create a hardship and it's not VA's obligation to track you down it's your obligation to let VA know that there's been a change in marital status again you need to stay in touch not only with the VA but if you're being represented by an attorney if you're being represented by legal help for veterans you have to let us know how these things change so that we can help you advise the VA and keep track of you similarly if you're working with a veteran's service officer we highly recommend you do the same thing recognizing it takes so long make sure that it as a practice tip that as you change locations change in marital status you're letting the VA know one other final practice tip...