Michigan veteran designation for licenses and ID cards The veteran designation gives veterans an easy and optional way to prove their veteran status to receive discounts from businesses. Eligible veterans may get the designation by visiting any Secretary of State office or when renewing through the mail. The designation is available when you apply for an original or renewal Michigan license or ID at no additional charge. Bully Scholarship Edition Wii Pal Italy. If added at another time, will apply.

Plus, it allows the Secretary of State's Office to partner with the Michigan Veteran Affairs Agency, and veteran service organizations to provide referral information so veterans better know what resources and services are available to them. The word 'Veteran' will be printed in red on the front of the card. Eligibility Military veterans who served in any branch of the U.S. Armed forces and have an honorable or under honorable conditions (general) discharge may have a veteran designation printed on their Michigan driver's license or state identification card. Qualifying services include the U.S. Air Force, Air Force National Guard, Army, Army National Guard, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy, as well as their Reserve components. Individuals who actively serve in the National Guard or Reserves at the time of application may qualify for the designation if they have a DD214 with an honorable or under honorable conditions discharge.

Aug 17, 2011. Rick Scott signed House Bill 1165 to recognize and honor Florida veterans who honorably served their nation, by adding a veteran designation to their driver license or identification card, for those who live in the Sunshine State. “The new feature gives veterans an easy way to show proof of their. Veterans Affairs Benefits; Hunting & Fishing License; ID Card; Property Tax Exemptions; Certificate of Discharge or Separation; License Plates – Disabled, POW, Veteran; Drivers' License with Veterans. Veterans who live in Florida can add a veteran designation to their driver's license or identification card.

Required documentation Veterans must provide acceptable documentation to receive the designation. Any submitted form must indicate the character of discharge.

Acceptable forms include: • DD214 (or correction DD215), Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty, any copy except Copy 1 • Form NGB FM 22 or 23, Report of Separation and Record of Service, which must indicate honorable or general discharge • Forms WD AGO, such as WD AGO 53-55, Enlisted Record and Report of Separation Honorable Discharge • GSA 6954, Certificate of Military Service • NAVPERS 553, Extract of Notice of Separation from U.S. Naval Service • VA Veteran Health Identification Card • DD-2 (blue or pink version), United States Uniformed Services ID card - issued to retired military and military reserve veterans. You can obtain Proof of veteran status - Secretary of State offices will accept other documents issued prior to 1950 if they indicate an honorable or general discharge. Photocopies of official documents are acceptable. Veteran documentation will not be retained by the Secretary of State and will be destroyed if provided by mail.