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VET Extension Act of 2019
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Veterans Education and Transfer Extension Act of 2019 or the VET Extension Act of 2019 This bill updates Post-9/11 GI Bill educational assistance for certain veterans or active duty military service members. Specifically, the bill increases the number of months of educational assistance available by the lesser of (1) 15 months, or (2) the amount of months needed to complete remedial and deficiency courses that may be needed prior to beginning a program of education. Under the bill, individuals who do not currently have a dependent, but wish to elect to transfer educational assistance to a dependent, may do so at such a time when they do have a dependent. The bill removes a restriction on the timing of the transfer of educational assistance and also authorizes an individual to designate a new dependent or dependents to receive an unused entitlement.
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2024 · fourth_quarter · Telecommunications
Issues related to broadband funding. Issues related to the telecommunications supply chains. Issues related to funding for the Secure and Trusted Communications Act of 2019 (Sec. 5405 of H.R. 5009).
Client expense: Not reported · Firm income: $20,000
Referred to the Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity.
Referred to the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
Introduced in House
Congress.gov source codes: 1000, Intro-H
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Sources: Congress.gov
Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
2020 · fourth_quarter · Veterans
S.679-HAVEN Act;S.785John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health;HR2942-HEALTH Act; HR3813-Brian Tally VA Medical;HR3530-Housing for Blind Vets; HR 3640-Vets Ed; HR 3608-Underserved Vets; HR4165-Vet Newborn Care; HR2645-HOPE; HR4137-TEAM Caregiver Act; S.2216-Financial Fraud; HR592-Agent Orange;S.2966, Rural Vet Travel; HR6466,IDES;S.3575,school closures;S.3587, websites for disabled; S.646, MOH & POW burial; S.6322, Student coronavirus Response;HR6168,DIC;HR6157,GI Bill; S3408, Medical foster homes; HR5867, Vet suicide; HR 5697, Vets ACCESS Act; HR 5701, Caregiver; HR5724, SAVE Act; HR 4625, GI Bill;HR4824, Vets Back to Work; HR 4613, VA Transparency; HR 4085, Student Vet Empowerment;HR4370, Oxygen Therapy; HR 4477, Vets Service; HR 4154, Leave no Vets Behind; HR 4451, Care for vet with illness; HR 4503, VA workplace integrity; HR 4817, VA Opioid;HR 5009, Vet ed transfer; S.2950, Vet Burn Pit; HR 5028, Protect vet benefits; HR 5027, Vet mental Health; HR5030, Vet suicide. HR 7111, Retraining vets; S. 3888, Vets healthcare COVID-19; HR 7105 homeless vets; S. 3871, rural vets funeral; S. 3885, burn pit; HR 8105, Education Recognition; HR 8108, Mental Illness; HR 8033, Suicide Prevention; Infertility Treatment, HR8034; S 4334, Brando Act; S. 4365, Disability Examinations; HR 7811, VA Home Loan; HR 7441, VA Hiring Military Personnel;
Client expense: $120,000 · Firm income: Not reported
Government targets: Defense, Dept of (DOD), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), Veterans Affairs, Dept of (VA)
2020 · third_quarter · Veterans
S.679-HAVEN Act;S.785John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health;HR2942-HEALTH Act; HR3813-Brian Tally VA Medical;HR3530-Housing for Blind Vets; HR 3640-Vets Ed; HR 3608-Underserved Vets; HR4165-Vet Newborn Care; HR2645-HOPE; HR4137-TEAM Caregiver Act; S.2216-Financial Fraud; HR592-Agent Orange;S.2966, Rural Vet Travel; HR6466,IDES;S.3575,school closures;S.3587, websites for disabled; S.646, MOH & POW burial; S.6322, Student coronavirus Response;HR6168,DIC;HR6157,GI Bill; S3408, Medical foster homes; HR5867, Vet suicide; HR 5697, Vets ACCESS Act; HR 5701, Caregiver; HR5724, SAVE Act; HR 4625, GI Bill;HR4824, Vets Back to Work; HR 4613, VA Transparency; HR 4085, Student Vet Empowerment;HR4370, Oxygen Therapy; HR 4477, Vets Service; HR 4154, Leave no Vets Behind; HR 4451, Care for vet with illness; HR 4503, VA workplace integrity; HR 4817, VA Opioid;HR 5009, Vet ed transfer; S.2950, Vet Burn Pit; HR 5028, Protect vet benefits; HR 5027, Vet mental Health; HR5030, Vet suicide. HR 7111, Retraining vets; S. 3888, Vets healthcare COVID-19; HR 7105 homeless vets; S. 3871, rural vets funeral; S. 3885, burn pit; HR 8105, Education Recognition; HR 8108, Mental Illness; HR 8033, Suicide Prevention; Infertility Treatment, HR8034; S 4334, Brando Act; S. 4365, Disability Examinations; HR 7811, VA Home Loan; HR 7441, VA Hiring Military Personnel;
Client expense: $120,000 · Firm income: Not reported
Government targets: Defense, Dept of (DOD), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE, Veterans Affairs, Dept of (VA)
2020 · second_quarter · Veterans
S.679-HAVEN Act;S.785John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health;HR2942-HEALTH Act; HR3813-Brian Tally VA Medical;HR3530-Housing for Blind Vets; HR 3640-Vets Ed; HR 3608-Underserved Vets; HR4165-Vet Newborn Care; HR2645-HOPE; HR4137-TEAM Caregiver Act; S.2216-Financial Fraud; HR592-Agent Orange;S.2966, Rural Vet Travel; HR6466,IDES;S.3575,school closures;S.3587, websites for disabled; S.646, MOH & POW burial; S.6322, Student coronavirus Response;HR6168,DIC;HR6157,GI Bill; S3408, Medical foster homes; HR5867, Vet suicide; HR 5697, Vets ACCESS Act; HR 5701, Caregiver; HR5724, SAVE Act; HR 4625, GI Bill;HR4824, Vets Back to Work; HR 4613, VA Transparency; HR 4085, Student Vet Empowerment;HR4370, Oxygen Therapy; HR 4477, Vets Service; HR 4154, Leave no Vets Behind; HR 4451, Care for vet with illness; HR 4503, VA workplace integrity; HR 4817, VA Opioid;HR 5009, Vet ed transfer; S.2950, Vet Burn Pit; HR 5028, Protect vet benefits; HR 5027, Vet mental Health; HR5030, Vet suicide. HR 7111, Retraining vets; S. 3888, Vets healthcare COVID-19; HR 7105 homeless vets; S. 3871, rural vets funeral; S. 3885, burn pit;
Client expense: $120,000 · Firm income: Not reported
Government targets: Defense, Dept of (DOD), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
2020 · first_quarter · Veterans
S.679-HAVEN Act;S.785John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health;HR2942-HEALTH Act; HR3813-Brian Tally VA Medical;HR3530-Housing for Blind Vets; HR 3640-Vets Ed; HR 3608-Underserved Vets; HR4165-Vet Newborn Care; HR2645-HOPE; HR4137-TEAM Caregiver Act; S.2216-Financial Fraud; HR592-Agent Orange;S.2966, Rural Vet Travel; HR6466,IDES;S.3575,school closures;S.3587, websites for disabled; S.646, MOH & POW burial; S.6322, Student coronavirus Response;HR6168,DIC;HR6157,GI Bill; S3408, Medical foster homes; HR5867, Vet suicide; HR 5697, Vets ACCESS Act; HR 5701, Caregiver; HR5724, SAVE Act; HR 4625, GI Bill;HR4824, Vets Back to Work; HR 4613, VA Transparency; HR 4085, Student Vet Empowerment;HR4370, Oxygen Therapy; HR 4477, Vets Service; HR 4154, Leave no Vets Behind; HR 4451, Care for vet with illness; HR 4503, VA workplace integrity; HR 4817, VA Opioid;HR 5009, Vet ed transfer; S.2950, Vet Burn Pit; HR 5028, Protect vet benefits; HR 5027, Vet mental Health; HR5030, Vet suicide.
Client expense: $120,000 · Firm income: Not reported
Government targets: Defense, Dept of (DOD), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE