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Page 1 explains who determines eligibility and entitlement, which vehicles are considered, who receives a payment or a reimbursement, where payment amounts are listed, what documentation is needed and where to submit.
10-1394
Application for Adaptive Equipment—Motor Vehicle
VA Form 10-1394 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Application for Adaptive Equipment, Automobile or Other Conveyance, listed under VHA on VA's form page as Application for Adaptive Equipment, Motor Vehicle. In its certification the applicant applies for adaptive equipment for the automobiles or other conveyances listed in Item 7, required for a service-connected disability. It covers payment to a registered provider, reimbursement to the eligible person, or both.
The two pages start with questions and answers on eligibility, entitlement, vehicles, payments and documentation. Part I is completed by the Veteran or Servicemember, Part II by VHA and Part III by VBA. The form says to complete all items of Part I and submit it to the Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Services at the nearest VA Medical Center.
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Page 1 explains who determines eligibility and entitlement, which vehicles are considered, who receives a payment or a reimbursement, where payment amounts are listed, what documentation is needed and where to submit.
Name, SSN, mailing address and telephone number of the Veteran or Servicemember, then yes or no questions on a valid driver's license or permit and a VA Certificate of Eligibility.
For each vehicle: type, whether it was purchased with a VA automobile allowance, year, make, model, vehicle identification number and the date adaptive equipment was provided, which the form says to complete for repairs, replacement or reinstallations.
The applicant's certification on payments, reimbursements and documentation, the penalty statement, and the signature and date in Items 8 and 9.

Items 10 to 22: documentation received and date, whether payment and reimbursement are approved, amounts requested and to be paid or reimbursed, the registered provider to pay, approving office, VHA station code, signature and date.

An authorization under 38 U.S.C. 3901-3904, a certification on payment limitations, and Items 23 to 26 for the authorizing office, VBA regional office code, signature and date.
Page 1 covers who determines eligibility and entitlement, the vehicles considered and the documentation for payments and reimbursements.
The form says to complete all items of Part I: Items 1 to 6 on the applicant and Item 7 on each vehicle.
The form lists an itemized estimate and a final itemized invoice for payments. For reimbursements it lists an itemized estimate and a final itemized invoice, paid receipt or bill of sale, or for an unregistered provider a final itemized invoice, paid receipt or bill of sale.
Read the certification and penalty statement, then sign Item 8 and enter the date in Item 9 as MM/DD/YYYY.
The form says to submit it to the Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Services at the nearest VA Medical Center. VHA completes Part II and VBA completes Part III.
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Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Services at your nearest VA Medical Center, as the form says.
The form prints no amounts. It says the VA Adaptive Equipment Schedule for Automobile and Other Conveyance can be found at www.prosthetics.va.gov, and the certification says reimbursements will not exceed the amounts listed there.
The form says to contact your local VHA Drivers Rehabilitation Specialist or Prosthetic Representative if you are unsure whether a vehicle can receive the appropriate adaptive equipment.
The form says a copy is available at your local VBA Regional Office or by registering and logging on at https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage.
The footer reads VA FORM 10-1394, JUN 2024. It carries OMB Control No. 2900-0188, which expires 06/30/2027, with an estimated burden of 15 minutes.
21-4502
90 fields, 4 pages
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12 fields, 1 page
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122 fields, 6 pages
Part I is to be completed by the Veteran or Servicemember as described in 38 CFR 17.157. The form says a reimbursement goes to a Veteran or Servicemember.
The form says payments go only to a registered provider, a manufacturer, modifier or alterer registered with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) as stated in 38 CFR 17.157.
Part II, entitlement for payment or reimbursement, is to be completed by VHA. The form says VHA reviews medical documentation to help select medically appropriate adaptive equipment.
Part III, processing payment or reimbursement, is to be completed by VBA. The form says VBA reviews and certifies whether a Veteran or Servicemember meets the criteria.
Item 6 asks whether the applicant has a VA Certificate of Eligibility, VA Form 21-4502. The form says an eligible person receives a certified form 21-4502 annotating an eligibility decision.
The form says who completes each part and who receives payments.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-1394.
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It is the application for adaptive equipment for an automobile or other conveyance. In the certification the applicant applies for adaptive equipment for the vehicles in Item 7 required for a service-connected disability.
Part I, Items 1 to 9. The form says Part II is completed by VHA and Part III by VBA.
The form says to complete all items of Part I and submit it to the Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Services at your nearest VA Medical Center.
Item 5 asks whether you have a valid driver's license or permit in possession. Next to the No box the form says: If no, only entitled to ingress / egress equipment.
The form says payments go only to a registered provider, and reimbursements go to the eligible Veteran or Servicemember.
No. It points to the VA Adaptive Equipment Schedule for Automobile and Other Conveyance at www.prosthetics.va.gov.
Item 6 calls it the VA Certificate of Eligibility. The form says VBA reviews and certifies whether a Veteran or Servicemember meets the criteria, and an eligible person receives a certified form 21-4502.