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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the TSGLI application in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Part A, which includes the service member's personal information. Ensure you enter the Social Security number on each page.
  3. Complete the traumatic injury information section, detailing the nature of the injury and confirming eligibility based on qualifying losses.
  4. If applicable, a guardian or power of attorney must provide documentation and complete their section in Part A.
  5. In Part B, have a medical professional fill out their statement regarding the injuries sustained. This is crucial for validating your claim.
  6. Review all sections for completeness and accuracy before submitting your claim to the appropriate branch of service listed on the form.

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If youre already signed up for full-time SGLI coverage, then youre automatically covered under TSGLI. Youre charged a flat $1 fee per month for TSGLI thats taken out of your SGLI premium and youll never have to pay more for this benefit.
The TSGLI benefit is provided to service members covered by full-time SGLI who experienced a traumatic injury while serving in the military, even if off duty. This benefit provides $25,000 to $100,000 in short-term financial support to help in recovery from a traumatic injury.
Step 1: Obtain a TSGLI claim form follow link to VA site and click on SGLV 8600. Step 2: Complete Part A of the TSGLI Claim Form in its entirety. Step 3: Have a healthcare provider complete Part B of the TSGLI Claim Form.
Am I eligible for TSGLI? You have a scheduled loss that is a direct result of the traumatic injury, and. You suffered the traumatic injury before midnight on the day that you left the military, and. You suffered a scheduled loss within 2 years (730 days) of the traumatic injury, and.
The average processing and adjudication time for a claim is approximately 30 working/business days for initial claims and first appeals (reconsiderations), TSGLI claims that have to be seen at the Armys Review Panel are currently taking approximately 1 year to complete.

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TSGLI provides a tax-free lump-sum payment as low as $25,000 - up to a maximum of $100,000. Financial counseling/planning services are available to TSGLI beneficiaries at no cost. Once a claim is approved, services must be requested within two years from date of TSGLI payment.
To be eligible for payment of TSGLI, you must meet all of the following requirements: You must be insured by SGLI when you experience a traumatic injury. You must incur a scheduled loss and that loss must be a direct result of a traumatic injury.
To qualify for SIBTF benefits, you will need to provide medical evidence that supports your claim. This evidence should demonstrate that your pre-existing disability has resulted in an increased level of permanent disability as a result of your new work-related injury.

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