Get DD Form 2366 2000-2024

If you desire to transfer your Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) to Post 9-11 education benefits, you will need to go to the Veterans Online Application (VONAPP) website and set up a login and password for access. The basic MGIB provides a flat monthly rate entitlement.

The option to disenroll must occur within the first three working days of entering active duty. The member's DD Form 2366 (enrollment/disenrollment form) is initiated at the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS), but it must be finalized after the MGIB briefing during the first duty station processing.

Your service record is unique, and the easiest way to be 100% sure which GI Bill you have is to log onto eBenefits to get your Statement of Benefits. You can only check your Statement of Benefits if you've previously applied for the GI Bill.

We'll pay you up to the monthly rate listed here based on your scheduled clock hours per week: Full-time enrollment: $2,150.00 for each full month. 3/4-time enrollment: $1,612.50 for each full month. 1/2-time enrollment: $1,075.00 for each full month.

The option to disenroll must occur within the first three working days of entering active duty. The member's DD Form 2366 (enrollment/disenrollment form) is initiated at the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS), but it must be finalized after the MGIB briefing during the first duty station processing.

GI Bill Kicker Be eligible for either Chapter 1606 or Chapter 30 GI Bill. Agree to serve in a current critical skill/critical unit or enter an officer commissioning program (ROTC, Officer, and Warrant Officer) Have a concurrent six-year service obligation from the date of the Kicker contract.

PRINCIPAL PURPOSE(S): To establish participation in the Montgomery GI Bill Increased Benefit Contribution Program. ROUTINE USE(S): To the Department of Veterans' Affairs to verify an individual's participation in the MGIB Increased Contribution Program.

THE $600 BUY-UP PROGRAM If you are currently serving, this program allows you to contribute money from your own paycheck to increase the amount of Montgomery GI Bill—Active Duty benefit payments you receive each month. With a $600 monthly contribution, you can get up to an additional $5,400 each month in benefits.

All necessary documents. The documents needed are: DD214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty for most recent period of active duty. Any other documents you think are necessary.

Servicemembers and honorably discharged Veterans who were awarded a Purple Heart on or after September 11, 2001 will be entitled to Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits at the 100-percent benefit level for up to 36 months.

To apply you must have joined the military for the first time after June 30, 1985, still be on active duty, and elect to contribute any amount from $20 to $600 before you separate. To participate you must contribute through your military branch using form DD-2366-1 to process your request.

THE $600 BUY-UP PROGRAM If you are currently serving, this program allows you to contribute money from your own paycheck to increase the amount of Montgomery GI Bill—Active Duty benefit payments you receive each month. With a $600 monthly contribution, you can get up to an additional $5,400 each month in benefits.

If you desire to transfer your Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) to Post 9-11 education benefits, you will need to go to the Veterans Online Application (VONAPP) website and set up a login and password for access. The basic MGIB provides a flat monthly rate entitlement.

The option to disenroll must occur within the first three working days of entering active duty. The member's DD Form 2366 (enrollment/disenrollment form) is initiated at the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS), but it must be finalized after the MGIB briefing during the first duty station processing.

Your service record is unique, and the easiest way to be 100% sure which GI Bill you have is to log onto eBenefits to get your Statement of Benefits. You can only check your Statement of Benefits if you've previously applied for the GI Bill.

We'll pay you up to the monthly rate listed here based on your scheduled clock hours per week: Full-time enrollment: $2,150.00 for each full month. 3/4-time enrollment: $1,612.50 for each full month. 1/2-time enrollment: $1,075.00 for each full month.

If you desire to transfer your Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) to Post 9-11 education benefits, you will need to go to the Veterans Online Application (VONAPP) website and set up a login and password for access. The basic MGIB provides a flat monthly rate entitlement.

The option to disenroll must occur within the first three working days of entering active duty. The member's DD Form 2366 (enrollment/disenrollment form) is initiated at the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS), but it must be finalized after the MGIB briefing during the first duty station processing.

GI Bill Kicker Be eligible for either Chapter 1606 or Chapter 30 GI Bill. Agree to serve in a current critical skill/critical unit or enter an officer commissioning program (ROTC, Officer, and Warrant Officer) Have a concurrent six-year service obligation from the date of the Kicker contract.

The option to disenroll must occur within the first three working days of entering active duty. The member's DD Form 2366 (enrollment/disenrollment form) is initiated at the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS), but it must be finalized after the MGIB briefing during the first duty station processing.

PRINCIPAL PURPOSE(S): To establish participation in the Montgomery GI Bill Increased Benefit Contribution Program. ROUTINE USE(S): To the Department of Veterans' Affairs to verify an individual's participation in the MGIB Increased Contribution Program.

Your service record is unique, and the easiest way to be 100% sure which GI Bill you have is to log onto eBenefits to get your Statement of Benefits. You can only check your Statement of Benefits if you've previously applied for the GI Bill.

THE $600 BUY-UP PROGRAM If you are currently serving, this program allows you to contribute money from your own paycheck to increase the amount of Montgomery GI Bill—Active Duty benefit payments you receive each month. With a $600 monthly contribution, you can get up to an additional $5,400 each month in benefits.

We'll pay you up to the monthly rate listed here based on your scheduled clock hours per week: Full-time enrollment: $2,150.00 for each full month. 3/4-time enrollment: $1,612.50 for each full month. 1/2-time enrollment: $1,075.00 for each full month.

All necessary documents. The documents needed are: DD214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty for most recent period of active duty. Any other documents you think are necessary.

The option to disenroll must occur within the first three working days of entering active duty. The member's DD Form 2366 (enrollment/disenrollment form) is initiated at the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS), but it must be finalized after the MGIB briefing during the first duty station processing.

Servicemembers and honorably discharged Veterans who were awarded a Purple Heart on or after September 11, 2001 will be entitled to Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits at the 100-percent benefit level for up to 36 months.

GI Bill Kicker Be eligible for either Chapter 1606 or Chapter 30 GI Bill. Agree to serve in a current critical skill/critical unit or enter an officer commissioning program (ROTC, Officer, and Warrant Officer) Have a concurrent six-year service obligation from the date of the Kicker contract.

To apply you must have joined the military for the first time after June 30, 1985, still be on active duty, and elect to contribute any amount from $20 to $600 before you separate. To participate you must contribute through your military branch using form DD-2366-1 to process your request.

PRINCIPAL PURPOSE(S): To establish participation in the Montgomery GI Bill Increased Benefit Contribution Program. ROUTINE USE(S): To the Department of Veterans' Affairs to verify an individual's participation in the MGIB Increased Contribution Program.

THE $600 BUY-UP PROGRAM If you are currently serving, this program allows you to contribute money from your own paycheck to increase the amount of Montgomery GI Bill—Active Duty benefit payments you receive each month. With a $600 monthly contribution, you can get up to an additional $5,400 each month in benefits.

THE $600 BUY-UP PROGRAM If you are currently serving, this program allows you to contribute money from your own paycheck to increase the amount of Montgomery GI Bill—Active Duty benefit payments you receive each month. With a $600 monthly contribution, you can get up to an additional $5,400 each month in benefits.

All necessary documents. The documents needed are: DD214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty for most recent period of active duty. Any other documents you think are necessary.

Servicemembers and honorably discharged Veterans who were awarded a Purple Heart on or after September 11, 2001 will be entitled to Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits at the 100-percent benefit level for up to 36 months.

To apply you must have joined the military for the first time after June 30, 1985, still be on active duty, and elect to contribute any amount from $20 to $600 before you separate. To participate you must contribute through your military branch using form DD-2366-1 to process your request.

THE $600 BUY-UP PROGRAM If you are currently serving, this program allows you to contribute money from your own paycheck to increase the amount of Montgomery GI Bill—Active Duty benefit payments you receive each month. With a $600 monthly contribution, you can get up to an additional $5,400 each month in benefits.