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Can I Check the Progress of My GI Bill Application?

Can I Check the Progress of My GI Bill Application?

by Chris Tracy | November 22nd, 2010

Q: Where can I go to check the progress of my GI Bill being processed?

A: I don’t know that there is a place where you go and check on your GI Bill processing. If you still have not heard back within 8 to 10 weeks after sending it in, then I think your best bet is to contact the VA and ask them. Their main education number is 1-888-442-4551.

Sometimes that number is extremely busy so a good alternative is to contact one of their State or Regional Offices. They are generally smaller offices and are both easier to talk to real live human being and they are also more responsive in getting answers to your questions than the Main VA office.

Another good alternative is to use the VA’s Submit A Question web-based question submission venue. You usually get an answer to your question within 48 to 72 hours. Good luck!

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