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Project description, project location and FAI number.
10-0388-10
Certification of Compliance with Federal Requirements—State Home Construction Grant
VA Form 10-0388-10 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Certification of Compliance with Federal Requirements for a State Home Construction Grant. VA's forms feed lists it under the Veterans Health Administration. On it, an authorized state official certifies that, to the best of their knowledge and belief, all Federal requirements have been incorporated into the construction contracts for the State Veterans Home project.
The form is one page. It asks for the project description, project location and FAI number, holds the certification text, and ends with the official's name, title, signature in ink and date. It is completed by a state, not by individual Veterans.
You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Project description, project location and FAI number.
The certification covers the Federal requirements outlined in 38 Code of Federal Regulations Part 59 as they pertain to the State Home project.
It also covers the assurances outlined in SF 424D.
And all mandatory comments resulting from the design development review by VA.
Name and title of the authorized state official, signature in ink and date as mm/dd/yyyy, under a warning that the law provides severe penalties for willful submission of false information.
OMB Number 2900-0661, an estimated burden of 1 hour, and the authority of 38 U.S. Code Sections 8133(a) and 8135(a).
Enter the project description, project location and FAI number.
The certification names 38 CFR Part 59, the SF 424D assurances and the mandatory comments from VA's design development review.
The certification states that all of these requirements have been incorporated into the construction contracts for the project.
The authorized state official prints a name and title, signs in ink and enters the date as mm/dd/yyyy.
The form prints no address. The notice describes it as one of the documents submitted by the states for VA's grant review.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form goes to VA as part of a State Home Construction Grant project. It prints no mailing address.
The notice says response is voluntary, but VA will be unable to authorize a grant without a complete package.
The July 2013 edition, marked VA FORM JUL 2013. It carries OMB Number 2900-0661.
10-0388-14
90 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-1
7 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-5
7 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-12
8 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-2
7 fields, 1 page
10-0388-8
6 fields, 1 page
The form is used for a State Home Construction Grant, where a state certifies that its construction contracts include the Federal requirements.
The official's name, title, signature in ink and date go at the bottom of the form.
The notice says VA uses this information, with other documents submitted by the states, to determine project feasibility, meet requirements for a grant award and rank projects on the annual fiscal year priority list.
The form identifies a construction project. Its fields are the project description, project location and FAI number, with no fields for a Veteran's personal or benefit information.
The form is a state's certification for a State Home Construction Grant project, not a form individual Veterans file.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-0388-10.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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That, to the best of the official's knowledge and belief, all Federal requirements in 38 CFR Part 59, the SF 424D assurances and the mandatory comments from VA's design development review have been incorporated into the construction contracts for the State Veterans Home project.
The authorized state official, in ink, with a printed name, title and the date.
One page. The Paperwork Reduction Act notice estimates an average of 1 hour per response.
No. It is a state's certification for a State Home Construction Grant project.