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The Veteran served in one of the following: G Yes  \nG No  \nG Army  \nG Navy  \nG Air Force  \nG Marines  \nG Coast Guard  \nG Merchant Marine during WWII  \n2.  \n3.  \nDid the Veteran serve at least (90) days of consecutive active duty?  \nDid the Veteran serve at least ( 1) day during wartime?  \nG Yes  \nG No  \nG Yes  \nG No  \nG WWI  \nG WWII: December 7 , 1941-December 31 , 1946  \nG Korean War: June 27 , 1950-January 31 , 1955  \nG Vietnam War: August 5 , 1964-May 7, 1975  \nG Gulf War: August 2 , 1990 to date  \n4.  \n5.  \n6.  \n7.  \nIs the person who is ill one of the following:  \nG Veteran  \nG Spouse of Veteran G Spouse of Deceased Veteran G Dependent Child of a Vetern  \nDid the Veteran receive a discharge other than dishonorable?  \nWas the disability caused without willful misconduct by the claimant? The claimant is one of the following:  \nG Yes  \nG No  \nG Yes  \nG No  \nG Yes  \nG No  \nG Confined to home  \nG In an assisted living facility (ALF)  \nG In a skilled nursing facility ( NH)  \nF:\\docs\\SSPA Directory\\Questionnaires\\Questionnaire-Veteran's Aid.wpd (as of 1.01.15  \n8. If the claimant is home bound, does the claimant meet one of the following conditions?  \nG Claimant is blind  \nG Claimant is:  \nG unable to dress/undress or keep self clean and presentable G unable to attend the wants of nature  \nG has a physical or mental incapacity that requires assistance on a regular basis to protect claimant from daily environmental hazards  \n9. Does the claimant need assistance with any of the  \n“activities of daily living” (A&A)? G Yes G No  \nIf yes, which ADLs? G Bathing  \nG Dressing  \nG Feeding  \nG Transferring from chair to bed ; or bed to chair G Toileting  \nG Continence  \n10. Does the claimant have serious Dementia, making it difficult to remember toadminister medications? G Yes G No  \nIf answers to all questions (1) through (8) are YES and either (9) or (10) are YES  , you should consider exploring Veteran’s Aid & Attendance.  \nMAXIMUM PENSION RATES FOR AID & ATTENDANCE  \n(FOR 2016-CURRENT DATE)  \n\u003C  \n\u003C  \n\u003C  \n\u003C  \nSingle Veteran ....................................... Married Veteran .................................... Widowed Spouse ................................... Veteran Married to Veteran  \n( Both A&A) ..........................................  \n$1 ,788.00 per month or $21,456.00 per year $2 , 120.00 per month or $25 , 440.00 per year $1 , 1149.00 per month or $13,788.00 per year  \n$2 ,837.00 per month or $34 , 044.00 per year  \nF:\\docs\\SSPA Directory\\Questionnaires\\Questionnaire-Veteran's Aid.wpd (as of 1.01.15  \nSHALLOWAY & SHALLOWAY, P.A.  \n1400 CENTREPARK BLVD, SUITE 700  \nWEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401  \n(561)686-6200  \nGENERAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR NON-SERVICE CONNECTED AID & ATTENDANCE VETERAN, WIDOWED SPOUSE, AND DEPENDENT OR DISABLED CHILD  \n(ANY MAY BE A CLAIMANT)  \n\\# Veteran must have served at least ninety (90) days active duty with one day of the ninety (90) during a qualified war period  \n(90 days must generally be consecutive, with some exceptions)  \n\\# Veteran must have had an other than “dishonorable” discharge  \n\\# Claimant’s physician must declare him/ her as in need of assistance from another individual  \n\\# Claimant should have limited household assets; excluding primary home, car, and personal belongings . If assets are jointly owned by other than spouse, only the claimant’s share is generally countable.  \nIn case of a married veteran, both his/her assets are countable.  \nThere is no longer a current asset cap. The V.A. now considers the claimant’s life expectancy in determining how much a claimant can have. In the case of assets over $50,000, it may be best to consult an elder law attorney. 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