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Veteran FAQ: Is A Dishonorably Discharged Veteran Eligible for VA Benefits?
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Hi. My name is Janet Santeramo. I’m a marine, Persian Gulf War veteran, and partner at Turley Redmond Rosasco and Rosasco, a full-service disability law firm.
Veterans frequently ask if they’ve been dishonorably discharged from military service, can they still receive benefits from the VA. Under usual circumstances, if a veteran was dishonorably discharged, they would be barred from receiving benefits from the VA. However, under certain circumstances, a
dishonorable discharge can be modified or upgraded. Based upon a review of the veteran’s service records and medical records, they may be eligible for review and modification of their discharge status.
You have questions, I have answers and the consultation is free. Call us at 1-877-NY-DBLAW or visit our website at www.veterandisabilitylawyer.com.
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