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Important: ALL fields must be filled in order for the form to submit. If no information is available for the requested field include a "NA" or something similar, otherwise the form will be rejected and you may lose the information you have entered and have to start over with a blank page.
Name of Soldier/Claimant: Either soldier or relative including widow, minor, or other relative (mother, father, sister). The claimant name associated with the minor is generally the guardian (mother or other legal representative) and is followed by a blank, [Gdn], [et al], or [next-friend], an old legal term for a minor's representative. If the claimant is someone other than the soldier, please also indicte the soldiers name here.
Class: Identifies type of application. Types are Invalid (refers to soldier and changed to Soldier after 1900), Widow, Minor, Mother, Father, Sister and Contest Widow.
Application No & Certificate No: Application No & Certificate No are used to identify records when ordering Pension Files.
File Date: Date soldier or relative filed for the pension
State Filed From: Location from which application was filed. Not the state served.
Military Service: This would indicate regiment and company in which the soldier served (include state served here). A soldier may have served in more than one unit.
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