Do we qualify for a VA loan?

First you have the Discharge backwards...

It is a "GENERAL" Discharge...

The Character of Discharge is "Under Honorable Conditions"...

but is NOT the Discharge...

Which means that she received an "Involuntary Separation"

and NEVER Completed Her Enlistment Contract...

Depending upon the RE Code and Separation's Code

they will tell you how bad it was...

Be Advised that ALL Military Benefits are based upon

your Completing your Enlistment Contract and receiving

an "Honorable Discharge"...

Anything Less is a Punitive Discharge...

Which results in Loss of Benefits...

(You Play You Pay...)

So with keeping that in mind...

Doubt if you will Qualify for a "Certificate Of Eligibility" from the Dept. of VA !!!!

As you Never Earned it !!!!

It's not possible to say with certainty that she's eligible. There is a 24 month rule for anyone who joined on the date that you listed, however that is reduced to 90 days if she was called to active duty and fulfilled the entire commitment that she was called up for.

She should apply for the C of E and see what happens.

I am a vet with a VA loan. Based on what you provided, the answer to your question is 'YES'. You qualify for a VA loan.

For eligibility requirements go here http://benefits.va.gov/homeloans/purchaseco_eligib...

For info on how much you can get try http://benefits.va.gov/homeloans/purchaseco_loan_l...

Make sure all the websites you visit have dot VA dot GOV at the end or you may be scammed.

We the VA, you can purchase without a down payment and possibly finance your closing costs. I purchased a home with no down and no out of pocket costs. With my credit score, my Fixed 30year mortgage came in at three percent.

If you can post a question here, you can find all your answers about veterans benefits right here http://www.benefits.va.gov/benefits/

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