What is a Veteran Affairs Fiduciary Surety Bond?
A VA Fiduciary Bond, also known as a VA Custodian Bond or Bond of Legal Custodian Veterans Administration, is a type of surety bond that protects the assets of a veteran or other beneficiary from misuse by a fiduciary.
The VA’s Fiduciary Program provides oversight of VA’s most vulnerable beneficiaries, who are unable to manage their VA benefits on their own. The VA appoints a fiduciary to manage the beneficiary’s interests and assets. Fiduciaries are usually family members or friends, but the VA can appoint a qualified individual or organization if none are available.
What is the Purpose of the bond?
The bond protects the beneficiary’s assets and funds, and ensures that the fiduciary handles them properly. It also compensates the beneficiary for any losses due to the fiduciary’s mishandling of funds.
The bond protects the beneficiary and their dependents from financial harm if the fiduciary mishandles their funds or engages in unethical behavior.
What happens when a bond is no longer needed?
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How Do I Become a Fiduciary for a Veteran?
To act as a VA-appointed fiduciary, submit a request to your regional VA office. Along with your request, include the beneficiary’s name, VA file number, your name and your contact information.
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