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https://www.va.gov/housing-assistance/home-loans/eligibility/ For veterans
https://www.va.gov/housing-assistance/home-loans/surviving-spouse/ For Survivors
One day I was going through my hyusband's files years ago and there was a blank COE application in it-he had puchased two homes with the COE VA Home loan program and reminded me many times, if he died, to get my own COE ( Certificate of Eligibility )
I had been considering adding another room to my home- and had even talked to the local building code inspector about it- but it was really an idle thought-I just wanted the COE if I needed it.
So I called the VA Home Loan people anyhow because the blank form he had in his files might have changed.
A real person andwered the phone and told me they never send the COE to any vet or survivor anymore, they send it directly to their financial institute that the veteran or survivor on DIC picks for the loan. I told them I was really not interested in a loan but would like to have the COE approved for the future and she asked me the name of my credit union, and that someone would call me back in a short preiod of time.
Jos, I replied in the other thread to you, because if you get DIC , this loan program might help you.
If I needed a stair chair, it would have to be outside , as I have two roofed 8 feet staircases with a deck between them, from my driveway to my main deck ad entrance to my house.
It would involve altering the west side of the entire staircase , which I designed myself, and then I had added see through steel panels on the west side to prevent a lot of snow from getting on the steps. My weather comes from the west most of the time.
But I dont know how much or how little $$$ any VA loan could be for.
And I do not know if the COE info above has changed since what they (VA Loan Department) told me.... many years ago.
"877-827-3702
What if I have questions about the loan process? If you have any questions that your lender can't answer, you can call us at 877-827-3702 to talk to a VA home loan representative.Jan 14, 2022
How to apply for a VA home loan Certificate of Eligibility"
https://www.va.gov › housing-assistance › how-to-apply
My Credit union called me, about 10 minutes later and said 'Berta, your COE is approved, how much do you need?' and I told her I had no idea yet if I would need the loan so she said the COE was in my files, and if I change my mind to call them.
I understand that if a survivor meets the criteria in the second link above-they could possible get a VA approved loan for anything such as any adaptations or repairs they wanted on their home, as well as instead for a purchase of another home,that they would live in.
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Berta
https://www.va.gov/housing-assistance/home-loans/eligibility/ For veterans https://www.va.gov/housing-assistance/home-loans/surviving-spouse/ For Survivors One day I was going through
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I don't recall having to get my COE (in 2019) through activities with a financial institution. Correct me if I'm wrong but you could get it through eBenefits...and soon through va.gov I suppose. I had
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Thanks for that info! It will help others here - my experience was different ,but a long time ago-
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