VA Renews Home-Inspection Report Paperwork
Published Date: 6/23/2026
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Summary
The Department of Veterans Affairs is renewing its form used to check if specially adapted homes for Veterans meet all the right standards. This affects Veterans who get home adaptations and the inspectors who review them. Comments on this update are open until July 23, 2026, and the process takes about 15 minutes per inspection, with no changes to costs or rules.
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VA Compliance Inspection Form Renewed
The VA is renewing VA Form 26-1839, the Compliance Inspection Report, which fee inspectors use to check specially adapted homes for Veterans. Inspections are estimated to take 15 minutes each, with about 3,640 responses per year and a total annual burden of 910 hours; this is a one-time, extension-without-change so there are no changes to costs or rules.
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