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If youre the next of kin of a Veteran who has died You may be considered the next of kin if youre related to the Veteran in any of these ways: Youre the Veterans surviving spouse and you havent remarried, or. Youre the Veterans parent, or. Youre the Veterans child, or.
Spouse: The legal spouse is usually the first designated NOK. Children: If there is no spouse, children become the NOK, with the eldest child often having priority. Parents: If unmarried and childless, the parents are designated as the NOK. Siblings: In the absence of immediate family, siblings may be designated.
Primary next of kin: Typically, the surviving spouse, or parents for unmarried service members. Secondary next of kin: Typically, the parents of married service members. Persons, other than those listed above, who are designated or eligible to receive benefits/entitlements.
The U.S. military has specific guidelines on who is considered the deceased veterans next of kin. The military considers the order of next of kin as: Veterans spouse. Veterans children (oldest first)