Items 1 to 4: the payee
Name and address, the insurance policy number or numbers, the Social Security number, which the form marks Must supply, and a daytime telephone number.
29-0309
Direct Deposit Enrollment/Change
VA Form 29-0309 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Direct Deposit Enrollment/Change form for VA life insurance. The form says it is only valid for making changes to a VA life insurance policy direct deposit account. For other VA benefits direct deposit accounts, it points to https://www.va.gov/change-direct-deposit/.
The form is one page. Section I is completed by the payee or an authorized agent and authorizes VA to deposit Government Life Insurance payments directly into the account shown. Section II holds the bank details with a sample check, and Item 11 asks about paying premiums by automatic deduction. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Name and address, the insurance policy number or numbers, the Social Security number, which the form marks Must supply, and a daytime telephone number.
A statement authorizing VA to start or change direct deposit at the financial institution in Item 7 into the account in Item 10, then the signature of the payee or authorized agent in ink (Item 5) and the date signed (Item 6).
The bank or financial institution name, the names on the account, the 9-digit routing number, and the bank account number with a choice of checking or savings.

Shows the routing number, which is always 9 digits, the account number, which varies in length and may contain dashes or spaces, and the check number, marked Not needed.
Asks whether premiums are paid by automatic deduction from a checking account (PAC) and, if yes, whether this change also applies to it. If not, Item 11b points to VA Form 29-0165 to begin paying premiums by automatic deduction.
Enter the name and address, the policy number or numbers, the Social Security number and a daytime phone number.
The payee or authorized agent signs Item 5 in ink and enters the date in Item 6.
Fill in Items 7 to 10 and check whether the account is checking or savings. The sample check shows where the routing and account numbers appear.
Say whether premiums are paid by automatic deduction and, if so, whether the change also applies to that deduction.
The form lists VA's secure upload website and a mailing address for 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 direct deposit.
For direct deposit of other VA benefits, the form points to https://www.va.gov/change-direct-deposit/.
The July 2024 edition supersedes the July 2021 edition, which will not be used. It carries OMB Control No. 2900-0665, which expires 07/31/2027, and an estimated burden of 20 minutes.
The payee authorizes VA to start or change direct deposit of Government Life Insurance payments from policies under their ownership. Item 2 says the change applies to all policies that list them as the payee.
The form asks an agent updating bank information for a payee 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 payee's name. It says a voided check can help prevent processing delays.
Section II says to contact your bank for help in completing Items 7 to 10 if you do not have a checking account.
The form says it is only valid for VA life insurance direct deposit. VA's page links to updating direct deposit online for disability compensation, pension or education benefits.
The form says Section I is completed by the payee or an authorized agent.
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The form says it is only valid for making changes to a VA life insurance policy direct deposit account.
The form says it is only valid for VA life insurance direct deposit and points to https://www.va.gov/change-direct-deposit/ for other VA benefits. VA's page also links to updating direct deposit online for disability compensation, pension or education benefits.
Item 10 asks for the bank account number and type, with boxes for checking or savings.
Item 11a asks whether the change also applies to an existing automatic deduction (PAC). To begin paying premiums by automatic deduction, Item 11b points to VA Form 29-0165.
Yes. Section I is completed by the payee or an authorized agent, who the form asks 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.