Texas community resource
VA Tutorial Assistance
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Reimbursement for qualifying tutoring needed to pass a course required for an approved education program.
How to get help
Ask the instructor for a letter stating that tutoring is needed and give it to the school's certifying official. After the school approves and assigns a tutor, pay the tutor and submit VA Form 22-1990t with the required student, tutor, and school certifications. Claims may be submitted monthly or after tutoring ends; Post-9/11 claims also require the instructor's signature.
Who this service helps
The student must be using a VA education benefit, meet the applicable enrollment threshold, need tutoring for a course required by the approved program, and have confirmation from the course instructor. The tutor cannot be a close relative.
Where this service is available
Service area: Nationwide federal education benefit available through participating schools to eligible students in all assigned West Texas counties.
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Cost / fees
VA may reimburse up to $100 per month, no more than the actual tutoring cost, with a $1,200 lifetime maximum. Entitlement-charge rules differ by education benefit.
About this service
VA tutorial assistance can reimburse an eligible student for individual tutoring needed to pass a required course in an approved education program. The school approves the tutor and certifies the claim.
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