Instructions
Notes on using the form, payment based on the exchange rate on the date service was rendered, other health insurance, translation, the timely filing requirement and direct deposit.
10-7959f-2
Foreign Medical Program (FMP) Claim Cover Sheet (VA Form 10-7959f-2)
VA Form 10-7959f-2 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Foreign Medical Program (FMP) Claim Cover Sheet. VA's form page says that if you get medical care outside the U.S. for a service-connected condition, VA Form 10-7959f-2 is used to file a claim for reimbursement with the FMP. The form says to attach itemized invoices or receipts.
Page 1 holds the instructions and three sections: Veteran information, the diagnosis or nature of the illness or injury, and the claimant certification. Page 2 holds the Privacy Act and burden statements. VA's page says you can file a claim online instead of filling out and sending the paper form.
You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Notes on using the form, payment based on the exchange rate on the date service was rendered, other health insurance, translation, the timely filing requirement and direct deposit.

Name, Social Security number, VA claim file number, date of birth, physical address (residence) and mailing address with country, telephone number and email address.

The itemized billing statement includes the provider's full name and medical title, office address, phone and billing address, and a description of each service or drug, its billed charge and the dates of service.

The Veteran's signature and date, both marked required, a certification that the information represents actual services, dates and fees charged, and the choice of payee.
The Privacy Act statement under Title 38, U.S.C. 1724 and the burden statement, with an average of 11 minutes per respondent.
The form says all claim forms are accompanied by the provider's itemized billing statement with the information listed in Section II.
Print the Veteran's identification and contact details, including the residence and mailing addresses and their countries.
The form says to attach a receipt of payment for each itemized billing statement to process reimbursement.
Sign and date Section III, which the form marks as required, and check whether payment goes to the Veteran or the provider.
The form's header lists the FMP mailing address, fax number and email address. VA's page says the claim can also be filed online.
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Foreign Medical Program (FMP), PO Box 200, Spring City, PA 19475.
Telephone number: 1-833-930-0816. Fax number: 1-303-331-7803. Email: [email protected].
VA's form page says you can file a claim online instead of filling out and sending the paper form.
The form says: "Claims must be received no later than two years from the date of service, or in case of inpatient care, within two years from the date of discharge."
The current edition is dated AUG 2025. It carries OMB Control Number 2900-0648, which expires 03/31/2027.
VA's page says to use the form to file a claim for reimbursement with the FMP for medical care outside the U.S. for a service-connected condition.
If a claim has been submitted to other health insurance, the form says to attach the Explanation of Benefits from that company and an itemized billing statement.
Section III asks whether payment is sent to the Veteran or the provider. VA's page also links to how to file an FMP claim if your provider doesn't file one for you.
The form says Veterans with U.S. bank accounts on file with VA for benefit payments can now receive their FMP reimbursements by direct deposit.
VA's form page and the form's instructions describe who it is for.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-7959f-2.
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VA's form page says that if you get medical care outside the U.S. for a service-connected condition, VA Form 10-7959f-2 is used to file a claim for reimbursement with the Foreign Medical Program.
Yes. VA's form page says you can file a claim online instead of filling out and sending the paper form.
The form says claims must be received no later than two years from the date of service, or in case of inpatient care, within two years from the date of discharge.
The form's instructions say: "We will translate your claim."
The form says payment is based on the exchange rate on the date service was rendered.
The form says to attach the Explanation of Benefits from the other health insurance company and an itemized billing statement, and that dates of service and provider charges on the EOB must match the billing statements.
The form says Veterans with U.S. bank accounts on file with VA for benefit payments can now receive their FMP reimbursements by direct deposit, managed through VA.gov.