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The VA loan number and the property address at the top of the page.
26-8106
Statement of Veteran Assuming GI Loan (Substitution of Entitlement)
VA Form 26-8106 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Statement of Veteran Assuming GI Loan (Substitution of Entitlement). VA's form page lists it under housing assistance. The form's instructions say it is submitted to VA with VA Forms 26-6382 and 26-6807, and ask the reader to read the notice and certifications and sign the form in Part III.
The form is one page in three parts. Part I is the Veteran's notice of liability on the loan, Part II holds the Veteran's certifications about that notice, occupancy and fair housing, and Part III authorizes VA to charge the Veteran's guaranty entitlement so it can be substituted for that of the veteran-seller. The signature line is labeled Signature of Purchaser.
The instructions say a copy is provided for your records. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The VA loan number and the property address at the top of the page.

A notice that a GI home loan borrower is legally obligated to make the mortgage payments, and that later disposing of the property will not relieve the borrower of that liability.

Certifications that the Veteran has read and understands the notice, occupies or intends to occupy the property as a home, and will not refuse to sell or rent it on the grounds the form lists.

An authorization for VA to charge the Veteran's guaranty entitlement for the amount required to permit substitution of that entitlement for the veteran-seller's.
The signature of the purchaser and the date, under Part III.
Fill in the VA loan number and the property address at the top of the form.
The instructions ask the reader to carefully read the notice in Part I and the certifications below it.
Part II covers having read the notice, occupancy of the property as a home and the fair housing statement.
The instructions say to sign the form in Part III. Enter the date beside the signature.
The instructions say the form is submitted to VA with VA Forms 26-6382 and 26-6807. Keep the copy the instructions say is provided for your records.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The instructions say the form is submitted to VA with VA Form 26-6382 and VA Form 26-6807.
Neither the form nor VA's page gives a mailing address.
VA's page offers the form as a downloadable PDF and lists no online version.
The form is dated JAN 1991. It says it supersedes VA Form 26-8106, MAY 1990, which will not be used.
26-6382
42 fields, 2 pages
26-6807
124 fields, 4 pages
26-6381
30 fields, 1 page
26-1880
61 fields, 4 pages
26-0503
2 fields, 1 page
The form is the statement of a Veteran assuming a GI loan with substitution of entitlement. The one signature line is labeled Signature of Purchaser.
Part III refers to substituting the purchaser's entitlement for that of the veteran-seller. The form has no signature line for the seller.
The instructions say the form is submitted to VA with VA Forms 26-6382 and 26-6807. They do not say who sends the package.
The instructions say a copy is provided for your records.
The form's title, instructions and signature line describe who signs it and where it goes.
The agency’s own page for Form 26-8106.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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It is the Statement of Veteran Assuming GI Loan (Substitution of Entitlement). It holds a notice of liability, the Veteran's certifications and an authorization for VA to charge the Veteran's guaranty entitlement.
The instructions say it is submitted to VA with VA Forms 26-6382 and 26-6807.
Part I says that disposing of the property later will not relieve a GI home loan borrower of liability for the mortgage payments, and that payment of the loan in full ordinarily is the way continuing liability on a mortgage note is ended.
It authorizes VA to make a charge against the Veteran's guaranty entitlement for the amount required to permit substitution of that entitlement for that of the veteran-seller.
The form has one signature line, labeled Signature of Purchaser, with a date beside it.
No. The January 1991 form says it supersedes VA Form 26-8106, MAY 1990, which will not be used.