The eBenefits portal, developed jointly by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD), serves as a comprehensive resource hub for Veterans, Service members, and ...

eBenefits is a joint VA/DoD web portal that provides resources and self-service options to Veterans, Service Members, and their families. Read about eBenefits.

You can use the eBenefits website to apply for many VA benefits as well, however most functions of the eBenefits website are being moved to the VA's website at VA.GOV.

How do you check your VA Benefits claim on eBenefits? Through eBenefits you'll have your own account, which you can sign in to using Login.gov, ID.me, DS Logon or your My HealtheVet account.

The VA says, "It is committed to maintaining the security of eBenefits." However, the Corbins aren't holding out hope. Today, you won't see Marvin Corbin on his computer or the eBenefits website.

The eBenefits site seems designed to frustrate Vietnam veterans who do not have a CAC, short for Common Access Card, or a Defense self-service log-on, known as a DS log-on.

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By Tim Pearce Warrior Care Blog Jul 10, 2014 Jul 10, 2014Updated Mar 23, 2017 ...

FORT KNOX, Ky. -- Army veterans who served on active duty or in the Army Reserve, and the family members of those veterans, are eligible to receive service-related documents for free through a ...