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All non-urgent and non-emergent care requires authorization from VA in advance. Eligibility and claims submission information for emergent care will be provided after notification is made to the VA.
Department of Veterans Affairs. Evidence Intake Center. PO Box 4444. Janesville, WI 53547-4444. VA gov: . Direct Upload via access.va.gov.
VA Form 1217, Report of Survey, will be used to document the findings, fix responsibility, record pecuniary liability, if any, established by a board of survey or surveying officer, and will be used as the official document to adjust the record account.
You can use VA Form 3288 to request a copy of your claims file. You can also use Form 3288 to request other medical records not in your claims file. In addition, you can make any other request in accordance with the Privacy Act or the Freedom of Information Act to obtain your claims file.
By mail. File your claim by mail using an Application for Disability Compensation and Related Compensation Benefits (VA Form 21-526EZ).
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Excess is processed via VA Form 2237 (Request, Turn-In and Receipt for Property or Services) which can be found on VA Forms. Once the required information is completed on the form it is then mailed inter-office or scanned and emailed to VACO Property Management (032D).
Use VA Form 21-0845 to authorize VA to share your personal information with a non-VA (third-party) individual or organization.
If an eligible Veteran is not eligible to obtain a VHIC, the VA Health Eligibility Center Form H623A indicating placement in VA health care priority group 8E, paired with an acceptable credential, like a REAL ID-compliant drivers license or U.S. passport, will be accepted.
Use VA Form 21-4142 to give us permission to obtain your personal information from a non-VA source like a private doctor or hospital. Examples of personal information may include your medical treatment, hospitalizations, psychotherapy, or outpatient care.
Historically, VA medical facilities and ROs have used VA Form 10-7131 to exchange information or request administrative and adjudicative action relating to a Veterans status when he/she is applying for or receiving VA medical care.

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