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Using a Power of Attorney from a military member, can a designated party submit a RIRP eligibility verification form on behalf of the service member?

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Using a Power of Attorney from a military member, can a designated party submit a RIRP eligibility verification form on behalf of the service member?

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No. The service member must directly verify eligibility for RIRP payments.