Texas community resource
Veteran and Disabled Veteran Driver License Designations
Texas Department of Public Safety
Veteran or disabled-veteran designation printed on a qualifying Texas driver license or ID.
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How to get help
Apply at a driver-license office with an accepted service document; qualifying out-of-state veterans may use the documented mail process.
Who this service helps
The veteran designation requires an honorable or general discharge; the disabled-veteran designation requires at least a 50% disability rating, or 40% with lower-extremity amputation.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas.
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Cost / fees
No additional designation charge with an original, renewal, or other license change; a duplicate-license fee can apply when only adding the designation, unless a disability fee exemption applies.
About this service
DPS offers veteran and disabled-veteran indicators and an optional branch-of-service display for qualifying applicants who provide accepted service or disability evidence.
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