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pension . You will need to apply with a local Regional Service Veteran (RSO) Officer Like DAV, Disability Assistance Veterans. Make sure you take the Servicemen DIscharge DD 214, his social # and Death Certificate.
https://www.va.gov/resources/the-pact-act-and-your-va-benefits/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_campaign=ar_pact_fy23_sur&utm_content=veterans_va&gclid=CjwKCAjwq4imBhBQEiwA9Nx1Bt1RwLlAco_nNzpj90OW_pGYNTWMHhQWSTm6V1ZwVp5Zgzrw2sN_YRoCqRgQAvD_BwE#information-for-survivors
https://www.koreanwar.org/
A surviving spouse of a veteran is eligible for other benefits if the qualifications are met… even if they weren’t exposed to toxins. Others have already given places to check and as has been pointed out it won’t be back dated so be sure to make a contact ASAP with your local veterans affairs office and get a claim started… it may be backdated to the date you start the claim process.
The VA will throw reams and reams of confusing paperwork at you if you try to apply on your own (personal experience here). One little thing and your claim may be denied. After mine was denied for not meeting a deadline of returning my third packet of paperwork (they gave me 30 days), I finally waved the white flag and hired a third party to help me.
Patriot Angels is the one I used. If you call them, they will set up a free consultation to go over what benefits your MIL is entitled to and will tell you what documentation you'll need to provide to them. If you decide to hire them, there is a one-time fee which in retrospect is well worth it.
www.patriotangels.com
615-912-2884
They can get copies of paperwork if you do not have what is needed. You will need his full name and Social Security Number.
They can help determine what benefits she is entitled to.
If you can not find help with that office contact (your State) Veterans Service Officer. They can help with a variety of things.
The VA is also a place to start
https://www.va.gov/resources/the-pact-act-and-your-va-benefits/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_campaign=ar_pact_fy23_sur&utm_content=w_s_d&gclid=Cj0KCQjwk96lBhDHARIsAEKO4xYGbAHiPVAj5tUsZTV2yy0P6cZvSskQ8EYo7DvIAE69k72nmA-OjnQaAmuuEALw_wcB#information-for-survivors
Do you have your dad's discharge papers?