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Do the benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) cover all the funeral or cremation arrangements of an honorably discharged veteran?

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Do the benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) cover all the funeral or cremation arrangements of an honorably discharged veteran?

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No, although it is commonly believed that the VA pays for all funeral or cremation arrangements of an honorably discharged veteran. Certain monetary, recognition, and service benefits may be available. However, reimbursement for funeral or cremation service expenses is limited, and usually only applies to veterans who: • retired from the Armed Services, or were disabled due to a service-related injury, or • died in a VA hospital or while in a nursing home under VA contract Standard guidelines are provided as an overview, but only the VA can rule on your exact benefits.

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