The Military Family GI Bill Promise Act aims to significantly expand the flexibility for individuals to transfer their Post-9/11 education benefits to eligible dependents. A key provision removes the existing requirement that a service member must be actively serving in the Armed Forces at the time of the transfer, allowing transfers to occur at any time , including after separation from service. Furthermore, the bill broadens eligibility by introducing an alternative pathway for transfer, requiring 10 years of service in the uniformed services, with at least six years in the Armed Forces. These changes collectively make it easier for veterans and service members to utilize and allocate their educational benefits to support their families.