Items 1 to 4: the insured
Name and address of the insured, the insurance policy number, the Social Security number, which the form marks Must Supply, and a daytime telephone number.
29-0165
VA Matic Enrollment/Change
VA Form 29-0165 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs VA Matic Enrollment/Change form. The PDF itself is titled Pre-Authorized Collections (PAC) Enrollment/Change. The form says it can be used to enroll in pre-authorized deductions from a checking account for the payment of premiums, or to make a change to an existing deduction. VA's page lists it under life insurance.
The form is one page. Section I is completed by the insured or an authorized agent and holds the authorization for VA to start or change a deduction for Government Life Insurance premiums. Section II holds the bank details, with a sample check showing where the routing and account numbers appear. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Name and address of the insured, the insurance policy number, the Social Security number, which the form marks Must Supply, and a daytime telephone number.
A statement authorizing VA to start or change a deduction from the account for Government Life Insurance premiums and to adjust it if premiums increase or decrease. It says each deduction is the monthly premium amount, made on the premium due date.
The signature of the insured or authorized agent, in ink, and the date signed.

Items 7 to 10 ask for the name of the bank or financial institution, the names listed on the account, the 9-digit routing number and the checking account number.

Shows that the routing number is always 9 digits and that the account number varies in length and may contain dashes or spaces.
Enter the insured's name and address, the policy number, the Social Security number and a daytime phone number.
Enter the bank name, the names on the account, the 9-digit routing number and the checking account number. The sample check shows where each number appears.
Check Yes or No for also using the account for direct deposit for the policy or policies.
The insured or authorized agent signs Item 5 in ink and enters the date in Item 6.
The form says it may be submitted online through VA's secure upload website or by mail to the VA Insurance Center in Janesville, Wisconsin.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
Upload the form using VA's secure website at https://insurance.va.gov/home/IDU.
Department of Veterans Affairs, Insurance Center, PO Box 5209, Janesville, WI 53547-5209.
The form lists the toll-free number 1-800-669-8477 for questions about your insurance.
The March 2026 edition supersedes the February 2023 edition, which will not be used. It carries OMB Control No. 2900-0525, which expires 03/31/2029, and an estimated burden of 15 minutes.
The insured authorizes VA to start or change a deduction from their account at the bank named on the form to pay Government Life Insurance premiums.
The form asks an agent updating bank information to send a copy of their authorization, such as a power of attorney, if not already sent, and to make sure the bank account also includes the insured's name. It says a voided check can help prevent processing delays.
Item 2 says the change applies to all active premium paying policies, except policies that are paid-up or on waiver.
Item 11 asks whether the same account should also be used for direct deposit for the policy or policies.
The form says Section I is completed by the insured or an authorized agent.
The agency’s own page for Form 29-0165.
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The form says it can be used to enroll in pre-authorized deductions from a checking account for the payment of premiums, or to make a change to an existing deduction.
VA's page names VA Form 29-0165 VA Matic Enrollment/Change, and the PDF of the same form is titled Pre-Authorized Collections (PAC) Enrollment/Change.
The authorization says each deduction will be in the amount of the monthly premium payment and is made on the premium due date. It also authorizes VA to adjust the amount if premiums increase or decrease.
Item 2 says the change applies to all active premium paying policies except those that are paid-up or on waiver. The authorization covers all Government Life Insurance policies the insured owns unless the insured specifies otherwise.
Yes. Section I is completed by the insured or an authorized agent. The form asks an agent to send a copy of their authorization, such as a power of attorney, if not already provided.
The form says to upload it at https://insurance.va.gov/home/IDU or mail it to Department of Veterans Affairs, Insurance Center, PO Box 5209, Janesville, WI 53547-5209.