Section I: sponsor information
The Veteran's name, Social Security number, address, phone, email, date of birth and date of marriage, and whether the Veteran is deceased, the date of death and whether the Veteran died on active military service.
10-10d
Application for CHAMPVA Benefits (VA Form 10-10d)
VA Form 10-10d is the Application for CHAMPVA Benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. CHAMPVA is the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs. VA's form page says to use it if you're the spouse, dependent or survivor of a Veteran who meets certain requirements and want to apply for health care benefits through CHAMPVA.
The first page has three sections: sponsor information about the Veteran, applicant information with room for three applicants, and a certification with signature. Pages 2 and 3 hold notes and definitions: who the form lists as eligible, the Medicare rules, who counts as a sponsor, spouse or child, and the school certification used for students age 18 to 23.
VA's page says you can apply online instead of sending the paper form. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.


The Veteran's name, Social Security number, address, phone, email, date of birth and date of marriage, and whether the Veteran is deceased, the date of death and whether the Veteran died on active military service.

Room for three applicants, each with name, Social Security number, date of birth, address, email, phone, sex and relationship to the Veteran, such as spouse or child.
Each applicant has boxes for Enrolled in Medicare and Has other health insurance. If either is checked, the form says to complete VA Form 10-7959c and attach a copy of the Medicare or insurance card.

A typed or digital signature, the date and an email address. If someone other than an applicant signs, that person adds their name, relationship to the applicants, address and phone number.
Pages 2 and 3 explain the eligibility criteria, the Medicare Part B rules, and how the form defines service-connected condition, sponsor, spouse and child, plus school certification for students.
The form says to print or type only.
Page 2 lists who the form says is eligible. It defines a child as unmarried and under 18, or permanently incapable of self-support before 18, or 18 to 23 and enrolled full time at an approved school.
Complete Section I. If the Veteran is deceased, add the date of death and whether the death happened on active military service. If not, the form says to go to Section II.
Enter up to three applicants in Section II. The form says to complete, sign and submit another VA Form 10-10d in its entirety if more space is needed.
For each applicant enrolled in Medicare or with other health insurance, the form asks for VA Form 10-7959c, CHAMPVA Other Health Insurance (OHI) Certification, and a copy of the card.
Sign and date the certification. A person signing for the applicants fills in their own name, relationship, address and phone number.
Mail the form and any requested information to the CHAMPVA Eligibility address printed on the form, or apply online through VA's form page.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
VHA Office of Integrated Veteran Care, CHAMPVA Eligibility, Box 137, Spring City, PA 19475.
VA's form page says you can apply online instead of filling out and sending the paper form.
The form says school certifications can be sent by mail to the address on the front or by fax to 1-303-331-7809, and that certifications in a foreign language take additional time for translation.
The form says divorce or annulment from the sponsor ends CHAMPVA eligibility as of midnight on the effective date, and that changes in status are reported to CHAMPVA at 1-800-733-8387 or by mail.
The form lists the CHAMPVA Help Line at 800-733-8387 for questions about eligibility or completing the form, and estimates an average of 10 minutes to complete it.
10-7959C
51 fields, 2 pages
10-10EZ
122 fields, 6 pages
10-7959A
42 fields, 2 pages
10-493b
10 fields, 1 page
The spouse or child of a Veteran rated by a VA regional office as having a permanent and total service-connected condition or disability.
The surviving spouse or child of a Veteran who died from a VA-rated service-connected condition, or who was rated permanently and totally disabled from a service-connected condition at the time of death.
The surviving spouse or child of a person who died in the line of duty and not due to misconduct.
The form says the persons it lists are eligible providing they are not eligible for DoD's TRICARE benefits.
To extend CHAMPVA to students age 18 to 23, the form says the school submits a certification of enrollment on letterhead with the student's name, SSN, and beginning and projected graduation dates.
Page 2 of the form lists these persons as eligible for CHAMPVA, providing they are not eligible for DoD's TRICARE benefits.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-10d.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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Yes. VA's form page says you can apply online instead of filling out and sending the paper form. You can also fill out the PDF here free and print or download it.
The spouse or child of a Veteran rated permanently and totally disabled from a service-connected condition, the surviving spouse or child of a Veteran who died from a VA-rated service-connected condition or was rated permanently and totally disabled at death, and the surviving spouse or child of a person who died in the line of duty. The form adds that they are eligible providing they are not eligible for TRICARE.
If an applicant is enrolled in Medicare or has other health insurance, the form says each such applicant submits VA Form 10-7959c, CHAMPVA Other Health Insurance (OHI) Certification, with a copy of the Medicare or insurance card.
It says that applicants eligible for Medicare Part A and under age 65 need Part B to be covered by CHAMPVA. For those 65 or older and eligible for Part A, it says Part B is required if the 65th birthday was on or after June 5, 2001, or if they were already enrolled in Part B before June 5, 2001.
Section II has space for three applicants. The form says to complete, sign and submit another VA Form 10-10d in its entirety if more space is needed.
The form says that if the spouse remarries before age 55, CHAMPVA benefits end on the date of remarriage, and that effective February 4, 2003, benefits continue if the spouse remarries on or after age 55.
The form lists VHA Office of Integrated Veteran Care, CHAMPVA Eligibility, Box 137, Spring City, PA 19475.