Code of Maine Rules
15 - DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, VETERANS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
215 - BUREAU OF MAINE VETERANS SERVICES
Chapter 2 - ADMINISTRATION OF THE VETERAN'S EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Section 215-2-4 - Application requirements

Universal Citation: 15 ME Code Rules ยง 215-2-4

Current through 2024-38, September 18, 2024

Veterans seeking financial assistance must submit an application on a form developed by the Provider(s) and approved by the Bureau, along with additional documentation as described below.

1. Applicants seeking financial assistance while awaiting the award of a military pension must submit a copy of a completed DD-214 form documenting the Veteran's discharge from active duty in the Armed Forces.

2. Applicants seeking financial assistance due to physical damage to the Veteran's primary residence must submit copies of:

A. a property tax bill or rental agreement to establish the veteran's title, right or interest in the primary residence;

B. any insurance policy for the property and any correspondence from the insurer indicating the amount of coverage awarded for the damage; and

C. estimates from licensed contractors for the cost of repairs.

3. Applicants seeking financial assistance due to the illness of the Veteran or Veteran's immediate family member must submit:

A. an explanation of how the illness is creating financial hardship;

B. documentation of the diagnosis;

C. copies of medical bills, if applicable;

D. health insurance coverage information, if applicable; and

E. credit card bills and receipts or other documentation of any expenses for which the Veteran is seeking financial assistance related to the illness.

4. Applicants seeking financial assistance to avoid homelessness must submit:

A. an explanation of the circumstances causing the Veteran to be at risk of becoming homeless;

B. supporting documentation, such as a notice of layoff from an employer, or a notice of eviction or foreclosure; and

C. name and address of housing provider to be paid for housing for the Veteran and his or her immediate family.

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