It's a great tool because, like I was talking to the councilman earlier, that if a veteran got out in 1969 and filed a claim with the VA, I can go all the way back to 1969 to present and see what that veteran has done so we're not filing the wrong forms. So they require that each county veteran service officer or accredited through the state of Indiana has this PIB card. And it's to be in compliance is by June 30th, but there will be certain grace periods 30, 60, 90 days. And after 90 days, about September, the Indiana Veterans Commission was in y'all letter stating that your county veteran service officer is not in compliance and that he needs to be compliant because we will pull all accreditation. If the veteran service officer does not have accreditation, he's then not allowed to perform represent veterans on claims to the VA because that's a VA requirement.
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