VA's letter
VA's explanation that it cannot identify the proper record, the request to complete as many items as possible and the instruction to return the letter with the original correspondence, if enclosed.
FL70-2
Request to Correspondent for Identifying Information Regarding Veteran
VA Form FL70-2 is a one-page U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs form letter, the Request to Correspondent for Identifying Information Regarding Veteran. VA sends it to someone who wrote to VA. The letter says VA wishes to act promptly on the recent correspondence, but because of insufficient or inaccurate information it cannot identify the proper record, and it will be glad to make a further search if more identifying data is supplied.
The lower half holds 11 items about the Veteran: claim and insurance file numbers, name, Social Security number, service number, service dates, date of birth and date of death if deceased, then the requestor's signature and telephone number. The form says to complete as many of the items as possible and return the letter with the original correspondence, if enclosed. It says disclosure is voluntary, but if the information is not furnished VA will be unable to take further action on the correspondence.
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VA's explanation that it cannot identify the proper record, the request to complete as many items as possible and the instruction to return the letter with the original correspondence, if enclosed.
The claim file number and the insurance file number or other insurance numbers, each with its prefix.
The Veteran's last, first and middle name, Social Security number and service number.
Date entered service, date of separation, date of birth and date of death if deceased, each as month, day and year.
The signature of the requestor and a telephone number with area code.
The information is solicited under Title 38, United States Code. The form carries OMB No. 2900-0028 and an estimated respondent burden of 5 minutes.
The letter explains that VA could not identify the proper record from the correspondence it received. The top carries VA's In Reply Refer To line.
The form says to complete as many of the items as possible. Items 1 and 2 ask for file numbers with their prefix.
Sign Item 10, the signature of requestor, and enter a telephone number with area code in Item 11.
The form says to return this letter to VA with the original correspondence, if enclosed.
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The PDF prints no return address. The letter says to return it to VA with the original correspondence, if enclosed.
VA Clearance Officer (005E3), 810 Vermont Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20420. The form says send comments only and do not send applications for benefits to this address.
VA's form page offers the PDF download and lists no online version of this form.
The PDF footer reads FL 70-2, JUL 2002 (RS), and VA's page lists a form revision date of July 2002. It carries OMB No. 2900-0028.
The letter is printed under the Department of Veterans Affairs heading with an In Reply Refer To line and a Sincerely yours closing. VA sends it in reply to correspondence it could not match to a record.
The letter is addressed to the correspondent and asks them to complete as many of the items as possible so VA can make a further search.
Item 10 is the signature of the requestor and Item 11 the requestor's telephone number with area code.
Item 9 asks for the Veteran's date of death, if deceased, so the letter also has a place for that date.
The form gives the VA Clearance Officer address for comments on the burden estimate only and says not to send applications for benefits there.
The form is a VA letter. VA sends it, and the person who wrote to VA completes and returns it.
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It is a VA form letter that asks the person who wrote to VA for more identifying information about a Veteran. The letter says VA could not identify the proper record because of insufficient or inaccurate information.
The correspondent who receives the letter from VA. Item 10 is the signature of the requestor and Item 11 the requestor's telephone number.
The form says to complete as many of the items as possible. It says disclosure is voluntary, but if the information is not furnished VA will be unable to take further action on the correspondence, and failure to furnish it will have no other adverse effect.
The form says to return this letter with the original correspondence, if enclosed.
The form estimates a respondent burden of 5 minutes, including the time for reviewing instructions and completing the collection of information.
VA's form page offers a downloadable PDF and lists no online version of this form.