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Veteran Servant Leader

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Flyer for the Veteran Servant Leader Award presented by the Office of Congressman Ciscomani. The flyer invites nominations for veterans who continue their service to the country after leaving the military. It highlights the values of duty, service, and commitment to a greater cause. Submissions are accepted through Wednesday, September 25, 2024. Forms can be submitted in person at Tucson or Sierra Vista offices or online at Ciscomani.House.gov.
  1. What is the Veteran Servant Leader Award?
    The Veteran Servant Leader Award recognizes veterans who have continued to serve their communities after their military careers. This award honors their ongoing commitment to service and leadership in civilian life.
  2. Who is eligible for the Veteran Servant Leader Award?
    Any veteran who has received an honorable discharge and continues to make significant contributions to their community is eligible. Nominees must provide a DD214 form, a signed release form, a completed submission form, and a photo.
  3. What is the nomination process?
    To nominate a veteran, complete the submission form and provide all required documents, including a signed release form, the veteran's DD214 form, and a photo. The completed nomination packet should be submitted by the specified deadline.
  4. What documents are required to nominate a veteran?
    The nomination requires a completed submission form, a signed release form, a DD214 form (indicating honorable discharge), and a recent photo of the veteran.
  5. Can a veteran nominate themselves?
    Yes, veterans can self-nominate for the award by submitting the required documents.
  6. Can I nominate a veteran if I don’t have access to their DD214 form?
    If you don’t have access to the veteran’s DD214 form, you may still submit the nomination form. Our team will reach out to the veteran to obtain the necessary documents.
  7. What are the criteria for the award?
    The award criteria focus on the veteran's post-military contributions to their community, including leadership roles, volunteer work, or any other forms of service that demonstrate their commitment to serving others.
  8. What is the deadline for nominations?
    All nominations must be submitted by September 25, 2024. Late submissions will not be considered.
  9. What happens if a nominee is selected for the award?
    If selected, the veteran will be notified and invited to an award ceremony where they will be honored for their contributions. Details about the ceremony will be provided upon selection.
  10. Can a veteran be nominated posthumously?
    Yes, veterans who have passed away can be nominated, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and the necessary documentation is submitted.
  11. How will the information provided in the nomination be used?
    The information and documents submitted will be used solely for the purpose of evaluating the nominee for the Veteran Servant Leader Award. All personal information will be kept confidential.
  12. Is there a limit to the number of veterans I can nominate?
    There is no limit to the number of veterans you can nominate, as long as each nomination is accompanied by the required documentation.
  13. What should I do if I need help completing the nomination form?
    If you need assistance with the nomination form, please contact our support team at (520) 881-3588, and we will be happy to assist you.
  14. How do I submit documents? Can I submit additional documents?
    You can submit documents to: DistrictAZ06@mail.house.gov(link sends email). Yes, you are welcome to submit additional materials, such as letters of recommendation or examples of the veteran’s community service, alongside the required documents.
  15. If you have any additional questions, please email Nancy Heiser at: Nancy.Heiser@mail.house.gov(link sends email).
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Veteran Information
Honorable Discharge
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I certify that I am a legal resident of Arizona and that I reside in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District. I understand that by signing this form I acknowledge that the Office of Congressman Juan Ciscomani will not release personal information of any individual including confidential DD214 information; however, names of nominees will be shared with the public in recognition of the individual’s service. I further agree to the release of photographs taken both at the event and provided in the nomination. All of the above information in this nomination is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
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