Learn how the PACT Act supports Veterans and Survivors:
NEXT FORUM: Thursday, September 19th 12:30-4:15pm ET
This guide provides information on the many benefits and services available to Survivors of a deceased service member or Veteran.
The National Archives can help you find your loved one's DD-214 and other vital records.
The Office of Survivors Assistance was established by Public Law 110-389, Title II, Section 222, in October 2008, to serve as a resource regarding all benefits and services furnished by the Department to Survivors and Dependents of deceased Veterans and members of the Armed Forces. OSA also serves as a principal advisor to the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and promotes the use of VA benefits, programs and services to survivors.
In the course of perusing this Web site, OSA hopes that Survivors and dependents, Veterans, their families, caregivers and others will become more knowledgeable about the benefits and services offered by VA to eligible Survivors and dependents, and take the next steps to apply, if deemed eligible.
