I am working on completing form 21-674c, Request for Approval of School Attendance, with my daughter who is a high school senior. She will turn 18 in February but will not finish high school until June 2020. I have two questions. First, since she is not sure where she will attend college, do I need to complete this form again in the fall showing the school she is attending and using the expected graduation date from that program? Also, I am confused about Part II (13). She receives these benefits because her father is deceased. She did not inherit an estate from him. Do I need to fill in the value for his estate (which is still unsettled) that I inherited as the surviving spouse or are they only looking for assets that she has? Thanks for any help.
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I am working on completing form 21-674c, Request for Approval of School Attendance, with my daughter who is a high school senior. She will turn 18 in February but will not finish high school until June 2020. I have two questions. First, since she is not sure where she will attend college, do I need to complete this form again in the fall showing the school she is attending and using the expected graduation date from that program? Also, I am confused about Part II (13). She receives these benefits because her father is deceased. She did not inherit an estate from him. Do I need to fill in the value for his estate (which is still unsettled) that I inherited as the surviving spouse or are they only looking for assets that she has? Thanks for any help.
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brokensoldier244th
If she's 18 now, or soon, she qualifies for DEA while in HS.Check here to see if her school is on the list of schools registered with VA : https://inquiry.vba.va.gov/weamspub/buildSearchInstitutionCr
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Ok so from what I can read on here you need to fill out what she currently has not on what might happen. That is like saying well I might hit the lottery tomorrow should I throw that down? Nope. K
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She should get public service forgiveness for at least part of them, if she's an MD.
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