Texas community resource
Disabled Veteran Driver License and ID Fee Exemption
Texas Department of Public Safety
Driver-license or identification-card fee exemption for qualifying disabled veterans.
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How to get help
Visit a driver-license office and present the required identity and residency documents plus a VA disability letter or other official records confirming honorable discharge, disability rating, and compensation.
Who this service helps
Honorably discharged veterans receiving U.S. disability compensation for a service-related disability of at least 60% who meet DPS requirements and are not required to register as a sex offender.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas.
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Cost / fees
No fee for qualifying noncommercial driver-license or ID transactions; the exemption does not apply to commercial driver licenses.
About this service
DPS may issue a Texas noncommercial driver license or identification card without the usual fee to veterans meeting the published service-connected disability and discharge conditions.
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