We were discharged from Chapter 13 4 years ago. 

Income of Recently Discharged Veterans (continued) (2) Voluntary Separation Incentive (VSI) Annual payments Taxable in the year received Include in effective income Calculated by multiplying the veteran’s years of service times two Requires a minimum of 6 years service (equates to a minimum of 12 years annual payments) If the veteran receives both VSI and VA disability compensation payments, the VSI is reduced by the amount of disability compensation.However, if the disability compensation is related to an earlier period of service and the VSI a later period of service, the VSI is not reduced by the amount of disability compensation.

Does anyone have any info on how can a  2nd lien against a property be removed when it got discharged in a bankruptcy chapter 7 when strip offs were permitted by bankruptcy law and discharege says assignemnt of mortgage/lien shall be deemed void and extinguished because property value was underwater and was zero?

Mike Garry here, recently discharged from the military and going to college in Seattle (North gate area). 

@Drew Cameron  Chapter 7 & 11-- 2 years from the date of discharge to the date of application.

Pretrial intervention or a conditional discharge.

Declared Ch13 and then Ch7 bankruptcy and had debts discharged but lien remains on property. 

@Michael Ohman   If you served in the Army and were honorably discharged you should definitely be able to use the VA Loan or the USDVA Loan my friend.....you earned it....whether you are still actvie duty....or not......you simply need to live in the property that you purchase with those two particular type of loans

Thank you Chris, and I must admit that I was not aware that medical bills were treated differently . sadly, I lost everything , house, truck, and had to file BR in chapter seven which is discharged but being self employed puts me at thevbottom of the food chain for now.

The replacement program was initiated because certain fire extinguishers can become clogged or require excessive force to activate, posing a risk of failure to discharge.