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At Superior Van and Mobility, we salute you, our veterans, and we believe it is essential to work closely with you in assessing your individual mobility needs and helping you with the application process.
As a service-connected disabled veteran, there are two forms the U.S. Government uses to process your mobility benefit claims. The first form is the 4502, which is a one-time auto grant. This form is used to apply for 100% service-connected disability benefits toward securing a wheelchair vehicle grant.
The second form used is 1394. This form is used to secure veteran benefits toward a mobility assistive device, wheelchair-accessible vehicle, mobility driving aid, scooter lift, or wheelchair lift by 100% service-connected disabled veterans.
As you can imagine, these forms can be challenging but don’t get discouraged. We are here to HELP! We have veteran specialists on staff to ensure your forms are filled out and processed correctly to secure your well-deserved benefits promptly.
Don’t think another second about it, WE ARE HERE TO HELP! Our specially trained mobility consultants can answer your questions and evaluate your situation and veteran status. Don’t let your much-needed veteran mobility benefits go unused, contact our team today for your FREE consultation and let us help you regain your independence!
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Eligible service-connected disabled veterans can receive $24,115.12 (As of 10-1-2022). Subject to change) to purchase a handicap-accessible vehicle. The grant must be submitted on form 4502 and approved by the VA. The grant gets paid directly to the seller of the vehicle.
Eligible service-connected disabled veterans can receive mobility equipment and training to help with a motor vehicle’s entry, exit, and/or operation. Qualifying equipment includes vehicle wheelchair lifts, scooter lifts, lowered floor wheelchair vans, mobility seating, driving hand controls, digital driving control systems, wheelchair restraints, and much more.
Not a service-connected disabled veteran? Programs still exist that may be able to help! Eligible non-service-connected disabled veterans can receive non-operational equipment to aid in the entry and exit of a vehicle. Equipment is not issued under the Automobile Adaptive Equipment Program because it is categorized as medical but does exist.
Obtaining, completing, and submitting a VA Form 21-4502 or VA Form 10-1394 is your first step in getting a new, wheelchair-accessible vehicle, piece of mobility driving equipment, or a wheelchair lift/mobility scooter lift through the VA.
Filling out the form properly is vital and can save a lot of time if correct, so let Superior Van & Mobility help ensure your form is filled out correctly before you submit it. You can download a copy of the forms directly from the links below and save them to your device.
You can learn the full details on the VA government assistance forms and receive completion guidance directly from the VA.gov website by clicking the link below. You can also contact any Superior Van & Mobility location near you for direct assistance and tips from one of our friendly and knowledgeable mobility consultants.
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs provides unparalleled dedication and commitment to helping U.S. Veterans receive the benefits and services they earned. Visit them today for information on additional services and benefits available.
Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is dedicated to building better lives for our disabled veterans and their families. Contact them today for more information.
The PVA is a Congressionally chartered service organization for veterans founded in 1946. Over the years, the PVA has developed a unique expertise on a wide variety of issues involving the special needs of our members, veterans of the armed forces who have experienced spinal cord injury or dysfunction.
