Opening statement
The paragraph at the top explains what the designation does, that a VA employee can be named only if a family member, that it can be changed or revoked in writing and that it is only a delivery of possession.
10-10118
Designee for Patient Personal Property
VA Form 10-10118 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Designee for Patient Personal Property. The form says it is an official document where you can designate an individual to whom VA will deliver your personal funds and effects in the event of your death in a VA medical facility.
The form also says the designee may not be a VA employee unless that employee is a member of your family, and that you may change or revoke the designation in writing at any time. It says delivery to the designee is only a delivery of possession, and does not affect the title to the funds or effects or the person legally entitled to own them.
The form is one page with three parts: patient information, designee information and the patient's signature. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The paragraph at the top explains what the designation does, that a VA employee can be named only if a family member, that it can be changed or revoked in writing and that it is only a delivery of possession.

Items 1 to 7: name, last 4 of the Social Security number, street address, city, state and ZIP, and home, work and mobile phone numbers with area code.

Items 8 to 14: the designee's name, a date of admission, the designee's street address, city, state and ZIP, and home, work and mobile phone numbers with area code.

By signing, the patient designates the person listed as a recipient of the patient's personal effects. There is a signature line and a date.
It says filling out the form is a choice, that not filling it out has no effect on the benefits you are entitled to receive, and that it takes about 3 minutes. OMB Control No. 2900-0817.
It explains who can be named and what delivery to the designee does and does not change.
Enter your name, the last 4 of your Social Security number, your address and your phone numbers.
Enter the designee's name, the date of admission and the designee's address and phone numbers.
Your signature designates the person listed as a recipient of your personal effects.
The form says you may change or revoke the designation in writing at any time.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form and VA's page do not print a mailing address or a submission method. VA's page offers the form as a downloadable PDF.
The form says you may change or revoke the designation in writing at any time.
The Privacy Act notice says you may choose to fill out this form or not, and that if you don't, there won't be any effect on the benefits you are entitled to receive.
The PDF footer reads VA FORM NOV 2014 10-10118, matching the November 2014 revision date on VA's page. The form prints OMB Approval Number 2900-0817 and an OMB EXP Date of 11/30/2017.
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The patient completes and signs the form to name an individual to whom VA will deliver the patient's personal funds and effects in the event of the patient's death in a VA medical facility.
The person named in Part II. The form says the designee may not be a VA employee unless that employee is a member of the patient's family.
VA delivers the personal funds and effects to the designee. The Privacy Act notice says the information is solicited under the authority of 38 C.F.R. 12.1.
The form says delivery to the designee does not affect the title to the funds or effects, or the person legally entitled to ownership of them.
The form says the patient may change or revoke the designation in writing at any time.
The form describes who fills it in and what the designation does.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-10118.
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The form says it is an official document where you can designate an individual to whom VA will deliver your personal funds and effects in the event of your death in a VA medical facility.
The form says the designee may not be a VA employee unless such employee is a member of your family.
The form says delivery to the designee is only a delivery of possession and does not affect the title to the funds or effects, or the person legally entitled to ownership of them.
Yes. The form says you may change or revoke the designation in writing at any time.
The Privacy Act notice says you may choose to fill out this form or not. It says that without this information VA may not understand your preferences, and that not filling it out has no effect on the benefits you are entitled to receive.