I always recommend using a professional with a license or at least a certificate. 

Sorry Bryan but Bill is correct on this one, it is possible to have more than one VA loan on a single certificate.

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If you have access to VA/DoD eBenefits you can get a certificate of eligibility (COE) to help you figure out how much purchase power you have left on your VA Home Benefit.

"A Certificate of Authority is the legal authorization which a foreign entity must obtain in order to be able to conduct its affairs in this state." 

I have the certificate of eligibility.

If it was large enough they would not have gotten a new certificate of occupancy, live in the property or been able to refinance or get another insurance policyI don’t see this as being an issue / big deal.

My boyfriend has his certificate of eligibility for a VA home loan, and the building meets these requirements exactly.

There was a finished build in LA where the certificate of occupancy wasn't release because of these exact obstructions even though the build went according to approved plans.

All I had to do was fill out a form on the VA website and submit it, and after a SHOCKINGLY short time span I received the COE (certificate of eligibility) showing my fully restored entitlement.