VA Form 29-0563: Veterans Mortgage Life Insurance Change of Address Statement

VA Form 29-0563 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Mortgage Life Insurance (VMLI) Change of Address Statement. It asks about the mortgaged property and the housing unit for which VMLI was granted: whether title to it was sold or otherwise disposed of, whether the Veteran occupies the residence, the final payoff of the mortgage loan and the last mortgage holder.

The form is one page. It also lets a Veteran who has purchased a home to use as a residence ask VA to send an application for VMLI on the new mortgage, and gives space to explain the reason for the change of address if the form does not apply. The Veteran signs and dates it. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Top of page 1 of VA Form 29-0563: Veterans Mortgage Life Insurance Change of Address Statement, as printed by VA

What's on VA Form 29-0563

Items 1 to 3: Veteran and property

The Veteran's name, the claim number and the address of the mortgaged property.

Items 4A to 5: the residence

Whether title to the previous housing unit was sold or otherwise disposed of, the date the residence was sold (MM/DD/YYYY), and whether the Veteran occupies the residence at the address shown.

Item 6: final payoff

The amount of the final payoff of the mortgage loan.

Items 7A and 7B: last mortgage holder

The name and address of the last mortgage holder and the loan account number with that holder.

Items 8 and 9: new home or other reason

A yes or no request for a VMLI application on a newly purchased home, and space to explain the change of address if the form does not apply.

Items 10 and 11: signature

The signature of the Veteran and the date signed (MM/DD/YYYY).

How to file VA Form 29-0563

1
Fill in Items 1 to 3
Enter the Veteran's name, the claim number and the address of the mortgaged property.
2
Answer the residence questions
Answer Items 4A and 5, give the sale date in Item 4B if the residence was sold, and enter the final payoff amount in Item 6.
3
Name the last mortgage holder
Enter the last mortgage holder's name and address in Item 7A and the loan account number in Item 7B.
4
Answer Item 8 or explain in Item 9
Check Yes or No in Item 8 for a new VMLI application, or explain the reason for the change of address in Item 9 if the form does not apply.
5
Sign, date and send it
Sign Item 10 and date Item 11. The form says to mail it to the VA Insurance Center after signing, and calls the document upload service the fastest and most secure way to send documents to VA Insurance.

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Where to send it

By mail

Department of Veterans Affairs Insurance Center, PO Box 5209, Janesville, WI 53547-5209.

Document upload

The form says the fastest and most secure way to send documents to VA Insurance is the document upload service at https://insurance.va.gov/home/IDU.

Edition

The December 2024 edition supersedes the December 2021 edition. It carries OMB Control No. 2900-0503, which expires 12/31/2027, and an estimated burden of 5 minutes.

Who completes VA Form 29-0563?

Veterans with VMLI
Item 1 is the Veteran's name, Item 2 the claim number and Item 10 the signature of the Veteran.
Veterans who sold or left the insured home
Items 4A and 4B ask whether title to the previous housing unit for which VMLI was granted was sold or otherwise disposed of, and the date the residence was sold.
Veterans who bought a new home
Item 8 asks whether a Veteran who has purchased a home to use as a residence would like VA to send an application for VMLI in connection with the new mortgage.
Address changes for other reasons
Item 9 gives space to explain the reason for the change of address if the form does not apply to the Veteran's circumstances.

The form is completed and signed by the Veteran.

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The agency’s own page for Form 29-0563.
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Questions about Form 29-0563

What is VA Form 29-0563 used for?

It is the VMLI change of address statement. It asks whether title to the housing unit for which VMLI was granted was sold or otherwise disposed of, whether the Veteran occupies the residence, the final mortgage payoff and the last mortgage holder.

Can I ask for a new VMLI application on this form?

Item 8 lets a Veteran who has purchased a home to use as a residence check Yes to ask VA to send an application for VMLI in connection with the new mortgage.

What if the form does not fit my situation?

Item 9 says that if the form does not apply to your circumstances, explain the reason for the change of address in the space provided.

Who signs VA Form 29-0563?

Item 10 is the signature of the Veteran, and Item 11 is the date signed in MM/DD/YYYY format.

How do I send VA Form 29-0563?

The form says to mail it to the Department of Veterans Affairs Insurance Center, PO Box 5209, Janesville, WI 53547-5209, and names the upload service at https://insurance.va.gov/home/IDU as the fastest and most secure way.

VA Form 29-0563: Veterans Mortgage Life Insurance Change of Address Statement