26-6807
Financial Statement
VA Form 26-6807 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Financial Statement. Its Privacy Act notice says the information is used to service your loan and to evaluate your application for release of liability and, if applicable, substitution of entitlement. VA's form page lists it under housing assistance.
The form is four pages with seven sections: general information, employment and financial status, credit references, real estate owned, additional data, remarks and certifications. Page 4 holds the Privacy Act and respondent burden notices, a Right to Financial Privacy Act notice and the government monitoring information. The top of page 1 has a file number and a loan number.
The form says to type or print all entries in ink, and that a co-borrower or co-applicant who is not the spouse of the borrower/applicant should complete a separate financial statement. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
Name, address, phone, date of birth, marital status and Social Security number of the borrower/applicant, the spouse's details, ages of dependents, voluntary race/national origin and sex in Items 12 and 13, and the Item 14 spouse boxes.
Item 15, an employment record for you and your spouse starting with the present position and working back 2 years, Item 16 monthly income, Item 17 assets and Item 18 debts paid in regular monthly installments, each with totals.
Firms or banks you have done business with, rent details if renting, whether you have ever been adjudicated bankrupt and when, and whether you have had a GI loan and the VA office where it was processed.
For each property: address, purchase price, current market value, mortgagee, original mortgage and unpaid balance, payment frequency and amount, loan status, other liens, occupancy, rental terms and net monthly income.
The nearest relative not living with you, and a remarks space to continue answers, marked with the item number each comment applies to.
An affirmation that the information is true, correct and complete, a note on when VA recognizes a marriage under 38 U.S.C. 103(c), and signature and date lines for the borrower/applicant and the spouse.
The form says to type or print all entries in ink, and to continue under Section VI or on separate sheets when more space is needed.
Check any box that applies. The form says that if no boxes are checked, no information concerning the spouse need be furnished.
Item 18 asks for all debts paid in regular monthly installments, including alimony, child support or separate maintenance obligations, but not living expenses. For a debt not repaid monthly, the form says to write 0 in Column E and explain in Remarks.
Section IV covers one property. The form says to use separate sheets with the same items for each other property owned.
The borrower/applicant signs Item 39A and the spouse signs Item 40A. The form states the penalties for the willful submission of a statement known to be false.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
Neither the form nor VA's page prints a mailing address for the completed statement.
The form says comments on the burden estimate go to the VA Reports Clearance Officer at [email protected], and not to send the completed VA Form 26-6807 to this email address.
The June 2026 edition names the May 2023 edition in its supersedes line. It carries OMB Approved No. 2900-0047, which expires 06/30/2029, and an estimated burden of 45 minutes.
26-6807a
7 fields, 1 page
26-6381
30 fields, 1 page
26-8106
4 fields, 1 page
26-6808
111 fields, 2 pages
26-6705b
170 fields, 2 pages
The form names who completes it and which VA service has access to the records.
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Its Privacy Act notice says the information is used to service your loan and to evaluate your application for release of liability and, if applicable, substitution of entitlement.
The form says a co-borrower or co-applicant who is not the spouse of the borrower/applicant should complete a separate financial statement.
When one or more Item 14 boxes apply: the spouse is jointly obligated, the borrower relies on the spouse's income, the property is in a community property state, or the borrower relies on alimony, child support or separate maintenance from a spouse or former spouse.
Item 16 says disclosure of child support, alimony and maintenance income is optional.
Page 4 calls them voluntary information for government monitoring purposes. Items 12A and 13A give a place to initial instead of completing them.
No. The form says not to send the completed VA Form 26-6807 to that address, which is for comments on the burden estimate.
