Illinois Administrative Code
Title 95 - VETERANS AND MILITARY AFFAIRS
Part 121 - PERSIAN GULF CONFLICT VETERANS' COMPENSATION
Section 121.140 - Proof of Death
Universal Citation: 95 IL Admin Code ยง 121.140
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024
The beneficiary making application for payment of compensation shall furnish the following proof:
a) Widow or Widower making application must prove:
1) Death of person rendering service
(photostatic or certified copy of official notification of death should be
attached); and
2) Marriage of the
parties, and that such marriage existed at the time of death of the person
through whom the claim is being made.
b) Child or children making application must prove:
1) Death of person rendering service
(see subsection (a)(1) above)
2)
Marriage of deceased and other parent of the child or children; and
3) That veteran's legal spouse is now
deceased or is divorced from the veteran (certified copy of death certificate
or divorce decree shall be attached); and
4) Child's birth certificate.
c) Mother or Father making application must prove:
1) Death of person
rendering service (see subsection (a)(1) above);
2) That such person was unmarried, or if
married, that the spouse of such person is deceased or was divorced from the
veteran (see subsection (b)(3) above);
3) That if such person was married, no
children survive (photostatic copy of death certificate(s) must be
attached);
4) If the father is the
applicant, that the mother is deceased (photostatic copy of death certificate
must be attached); and
5) That the
deceased upon whose service claim is made was the son or daughter of the
claimant (photostatic copy of birth certificate).
d) Person Standing In Loco Parentis must prove:
That he or she stood in relation of parent toward the person rendering service and comply with subsections (c)(1) through (5) above.
e) Brother or sister must prove:
1) Those elements required by subsection
(a)(1) and (c)(1) through (5) above;
2) That both the mother and father of the
person rendering service are dead, and that no one stood in loco parentis to
the person through whom the claim is made (photostatic copies of death
certificates will suffice to prove death; affidavits of responsible persons
having knowledge of the facts will be sufficient to show that no one stood in
loco parentis toward the deceased veteran); and
3) That relationship of brother or sister
existed between the applicant or applicants and person rendering service
(affidavits of responsible persons shall accompany the application).
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