Part I, Items 1 to 6: the insured
Name, insurance policy number, mailing address, Social Security number, VA file number if any and daytime telephone number.
29-1549
Application for Change of Permanent Plan (Medical)
VA Form 29-1549 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Application for Change of Permanent Plan (Medical). The form says it is used to change a permanent plan of insurance to another permanent plan with a lower reserve value, and that the difference between the reserve of the two plans may be applied to a policy loan, applied to future premiums, or refunded in cash.
The PDF is two pages: Part I, the statement of application, and Part II, employment and health information. The form lists good health as a requirement for a change to a plan with a lower reserve value and asks that all the health questions be completed. It says a change from a permanent plan to Term Insurance is not possible, and that the beneficiary and optional settlement stay the same under the new policy. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Name, insurance policy number, mailing address, Social Security number, VA file number if any and daytime telephone number.
Policy number, amount of insurance applied for, plan of insurance applied for, and whether to continue or add the Total Disability Income Provision.
What to do with the reserve credit (pay future premiums, apply to indebtedness or pay in cash), the method of premium payment and whether premiums are paid monthly or annually.
Whether the applicant is now working and works full time, and an explanation if not working or working part time.
Yes or no questions on listed conditions, treatment by a physician within the past 5 years, hospitalization, service connected disabilities, any application for disability compensation or pension, insurance applications refused or postponed, height and weight.
Complete details for each yes answer, including dates, diagnosis, physicians or hospitals, then the consent, the signature and the date.
They explain the change to a lower reserve value, what happens to the reserve difference and where to send the form. The form says to call the toll-free number for information on the available plans.
Fill in Items 1 to 13, using a separate form for each policy number.
The form says to answer every question. Extra space for the employment questions can be a separate sheet of paper.
Use Item 23 for dates, diagnosis, physicians or hospitals, names and addresses, and whether each disability is service-connected or nonservice-connected.
Sign Item 24A and date Item 24B. The form says the applicant is obliged to tell VA about any change of health after signing and before VA receives the form.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form calls the document upload service at https://insurance.va.gov/home/IDU the fastest and most secure way for insureds and beneficiaries to send the application.
Department of Veterans Affairs, Insurance Center, P. O. Box 5209, Janesville, WI 53547-5209.
The form gives the toll free number 1-800-669-8477 for questions about your insurance.
The form says it may be necessary to ask for a physical examination in connection with this application.
The OCT 2024 edition carries OMB Control No. 2900-0179, which expires 10/31/2027. The form says existing stocks of the AUG 2021 edition will be used.
29-336
181 fields, 6 pages
29-1546
30 fields, 2 pages
29-352
45 fields, 2 pages
29-888
16 fields, 2 pages
29-8485
9 fields, 1 page
29-0309
16 fields, 1 page
Part I identifies the insured in Item 1 and the insurance policy in Item 2, then the new plan applied for. A separate form goes with each policy number.
Part II asks the applicant about work and health history. The form says statements in the application are relied upon in granting insurance.
They do not fill in the form. The applicant's signature consents that any hospital, physician or surgeon who treated or examined the applicant may give VA information about the applicant.
The form says that for a change of beneficiary or optional settlement, VA Form 29-336, Designation of Beneficiary, Government Life Insurance, is submitted instead.
The form is completed and signed by the insured and sent to the VA Insurance Center.
The agency’s own page for Form 29-1549.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The form says it is used to change a permanent plan of insurance to another permanent plan with a lower reserve value.
No. The form says it is not possible to change from a permanent plan to Term Insurance, and to call the toll-free number for information on the available plans.
The form says it may be applied to a policy loan, applied to future premiums, or refunded in cash. Item 11 offers pay future premiums, apply to indebtedness or pay in cash.
The form says the beneficiary and optional settlement under the new policy stay the same as under the old policy, and that a change is made with VA Form 29-336.
The form says the statements are relied upon in granting insurance, and that a deception or knowingly false statement may result in cancellation of the insurance or refusal to pay a claim on the policy.
The form lists the document upload service at https://insurance.va.gov/home/IDU, or mail to Department of Veterans Affairs, Insurance Center, P. O. Box 5209, Janesville, WI 53547-5209.