Any War-Time Veteran with 90 days of active duty, 1 day beginning or ending during a period of War, is eligible to apply for the Aid & Attendance Special Pension. A surviving spouse (marriage must have ended due to death of veteran) of a War-Time Veteran may also apply.  The individual applying must qualify both medically and financially.  To see the periods of war that have been qualified by Congress, visit www.veteranaid.org/eligibility.php .

If you are a veteran, the surviving spouse of a veteran, or the responsible family member of a veteran, we urge you to apply for the VA Aid and Attendance Special Pension at the earliest time possible.

If you have more questions regarding this benefit, please don't hesitate to call today. We can help you through this long process.

810-869-3556

• The Aid & Attendance Pension can provide up to $1,519 per month to a veteran, $976 per month to a surviving spouse, or $1,801 per month to a couple.

• It is hard to speculate on what you will experience while filing for the Aid & Attendance Special Pension.  Each case is unique and carries its own set of challenges.  One thing you can expect is that it will take between 4-6 months for your application to be processed.  Fortunately, all benefits are retro dated back to the original filing date
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