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The Montgomery GI Bill Active Duty (MGIB-AD) can help you pay for education and training programs. Read more on eligibility requirements here: https://www.va.gov/education/about-gi-bill-benefits/montgomery-active-duty/

Applying for Ch 30

You can apply online via VA Form 22-1990(if you have already applied skip this step).

You do not need sign in to start your application. If you do not sign in, you must complete your application as it will not save any progress. You may first create an ID.me or Login.gov account. Logging in will save your application progress. If you have not used your education benefits, complete the Form 22-1990

Save a copy of the confirmation page provided at the end of the application and email it to us at mvrc@uwf.edu. Example of required form: 

Application for Ch 31 Benefits

You can apply online, Careers And Employment | Veterans Affairs (va.gov)(if you have already applied skip this step)

Once you complete form 28-1900. Meet with your VR&E Counselor for entitlement determination and plan development.

The Post 9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) helps you pay for school or cover expenses while you're training for a job. If you've served on active duty after September 10, 2001, you may qualify for the Post 9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33). Read on eligibility requirements here:  https://www.va.gov/education/about-gi-bill-benefits/post-9-11/

Application for Ch. 33 VA Education Benefits

You can apply online  via VA Form 22-1990 (if you have already applied skip this step).

If you are a veteran/service member/reservist and have not used your education benefits, complete Form 22-1990. You will need to create an ID.me or LOGIN.GOV account

 Save a copy of the confirmation page and email it to us at mvrc@uwf.edu. Example of required form: 

For dependents whose sponsored transferred their Post 9/11 while on active duty. 

Applying for Ch. 33

You can apply online via VA Form 22-1990e (if you have already applied skip this step).

Application for Education Benefits should be completed after high school graduation. Dependents must first create an ID.me or Login.gov account and must be at least 18 years old to create this account. Service member should not sign in to their own account to apply for transferred of benefits as this may cause issues or delays. 

If you are under 18, a paper form of the 22-1990e will need to be completed and mailed to the VA. MVRC will require a copy of the certified mail or receipt of the form being mailed to the VA. 

 Please save a copy of the confirmation page and email it to mvrc@uwf.edu. 

Example of the required form: 

For child or spouse of a Veteran or service member who has died, is captured or missing, or is a permanently and totally disabled due to a service connected disability. 

Applying for Ch. 35

 You can apply online via VA.gov (Online VA Form 22-5490). Apply for Education Benefits after high school graduation (if you have already applied skip this step).

You do no need sign in to start your application. If you do not sign in, you must complete your application as it will not save any progress. Dependents may first create an ID.me or Login.gov account. You must be at least 18 years old to create this account. Creating an ID.me Login will save your application progress. 

We will need a copy of the confirmation page at the end of the application and email it to us at mvrc@uwf.edu. Example of Confirmation page required:

Applying for Ch 1606 

You can apply online via VA Form 22-1990 (if you have already applied skip this step).

You do not need sign in to start your application. If you do not sign in, you must complete your application as it will not save any progress. You may first create an ID.me or Login.gov account. Logging in will save your application progress. If you have not used your education benefits, complete the Form 22-1990

If you are the veteran/service member/reservist and have not used your education benefits, complete Form 22-1990

Save a copy of the confirmation page and email it to us at mvrc@uwf.edu. Example of required form: