An Application for a United States Flag for Burial Purposes is a document that is used by the Department of Veterans Affairs to determine the eligibility of someone for a burial flag. The Department of Veterans Affairs formally refers to this document as VA Form 21-2008. Once this form is received, the Department will process it to determine the eligibility of the veteran. If the deceased veteran has been deemed eligible, the Department will issue the flag to a family member or friend.
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This is a form that is used by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. A VA Form 21-2008 is known as an Application for United States Flag for Burial Purposes. This form will be used to determine the eligibility of a decedent for a burial flag. The flag will be issued to a family member or friend of the deceased veteran.
This form will require some information about the deceased veteran. This includes their full name, military service number, social security number, and date of death. The person requesting the burial flag will also need to their personal and contact information. All the information provided must be accurate and up-to-date so that the Department of Veterans Affairs can verify it and get in touch with the recipient. Before sending the form, look it over for accuracy and sign it.
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