VA Certificate is short for the VA Certificate of Eligibility, the document that shows a veteran or other eligible person qualifies for Veteran Administration Education benefits.
Who issues it
The Certificate of Eligibility is issued by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, the federal agency that administers GI Bill education benefits.
The catalog states: “The Veteran Administration determines student eligibility for benefits.”
Which program prepares for it
The catalog states: “InterCoast is approved for training Veterans utilizing Veteran Administration Education benefits.”
The catalog states: “Covered individuals must provide the school by the first day of class with a VA Certificate of Eligible (COE) or e-Benefits summary of benefits page or, if Chapter 31, an authorization of approval from the student’s case manager.”