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Page 1 says vocational rehabilitation can help you get and keep a good job, with monthly payments while training that are over and above any VA compensation, military retirement, or separation pay.
28-0588
VA Vocational Rehabilitation—Getting Ahead After You Get Out
VA Form 28-0588 is a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs letter titled Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment, Getting Ahead After You Get Out. It is addressed to servicepersons awaiting discharge who may have a disability, and it tells them about VA's Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program and how to apply.
The form is two pages. Page 1 is the letter, with the steps to apply. Page 2 describes the program's goals, services, qualifications, period of eligibility and types of training, and ends with a Notice to VA Veterans Service Center that the service member or Veteran signs and attaches to the application, VA Form 28-1900. The letter is dated DEC 2000. VA's form page lists VA Form 28-1900 as the Application for Veteran Readiness and Employment for Claimants with Service-Connected Disabilities.
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Page 1 says vocational rehabilitation can help you get and keep a good job, with monthly payments while training that are over and above any VA compensation, military retirement, or separation pay.
Four steps: complete VA Form 28-1900, sign and date the notice, send both or hand them in, then meet a VA counselor at an appointment VA sets up.

A chart lists counseling and evaluation, training, a monthly subsistence allowance while training, tutors, readers or sign-language interpreters, job placement, tuition, fees, books and supplies, medical and dental treatment and prosthetic aids, and independent living training.
Page 2 also sets out the program's qualifications, the period of eligibility, and the types of training, from college-level education and trade school to apprenticeship, self-employment and training at home.

The name of the service member or Veteran, the VA file number, a signature and the date.
The letter says this may be done before leaving active duty.
Fill in your name and VA file number on the Notice to VA Veterans Service Center on the back of the letter, then sign and date it.
Send VA Form 28-1900 and the notice to the nearest VA regional office, or give them to a VA staff member at any military discharge center.
The letter says VA will set up an appointment with a counselor, who will review your situation, determine entitlement to rehabilitation benefits and discuss options.
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The letter says to send VA Form 28-1900 and the notice to the nearest VA regional office or give them to a VA staff member at any military discharge center.
The letter says to call 1-800-827-1000 and ask for the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Division.
The letter mentions VA Pamphlet 28-00-1, Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program Working Partners.
Both pages are dated DEC 2000, and VA's form page lists a revision date of December 2000. The form prints no OMB number.
28-1900
41 fields, 3 pages
28-1902w
128 fields, 8 pages
27-8832
80 fields, 4 pages
The letter is addressed to servicepersons awaiting discharge who may have a disability, and says they may apply before they leave active duty.
Page 2 says vocational rehabilitation helps servicepersons awaiting discharge for disability and service-disabled veterans. The notice is signed by the service member or Veteran.
The notice says it is attached to an application for vocational rehabilitation under chapter 31 of title 38, and the letter names VA Form 28-1900 as that application.
The notice asks the service center to prepare a memorandum rating if this will speed the eligibility determination for chapter 31 benefits.
The letter says the form and notice can be given to a VA staff member at any military discharge center instead of being sent to a regional office.
The letter says who it is for, and the notice says who signs it and where it goes.
The agency’s own page for Form 28-0588.
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It is a VA letter to servicepersons awaiting discharge who may have a disability, describing the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program, with a Notice to VA Veterans Service Center on the back.
No. The letter says to complete VA Form 28-1900 and send it together with the signed notice from VA Form 28-0588.
It says it is attached to an application for vocational rehabilitation under chapter 31 of title 38, and asks VA to prepare a memorandum rating if this will speed the eligibility determination.
The letter says VA Form 28-1900 may be completed before you leave active duty, and that you may even start rehabilitation before you leave active duty.
The letter is dated DEC 2000 and uses the program name of that time. VA's form page lists VA Form 28-1900 as the Application for Veteran Readiness and Employment for Claimants with Service-Connected Disabilities.