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To get a veteran identifier on your license or ID, present one of the following documents during your appointment: Original member 4 copy of the DD-214 that does not indicate a dishonorable discharge. Valid military identification card.

Colorado resident Service members serving on active duty who are stationed outside the U.S. for 305 days or more, during a tax year, may file their Colorado income taxes as nonresidents. This benefit also applies to their Spouse, if they accompany the Service member outside the county.

A copy of letter from the Veteran Administration or letter from their branch of service stating that the qualifying person is 50% or more Permanent Service-Connected Disabled. A copy of their verified written physical impairment letter. A completed Application for Persons with Disabilities Parking Privileges form.

Additional Ways to Prove Military Service The DD Form 214, 215, 256, NGB Form 22 and similar forms are official proof of service documents. These are the forms usually required for applying for veterans benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs and other official benefits.

Does Colorado offer a Military identifier on a license or ID? Yes, you can request a military identifier on your regular/commercial driver's license or identification card. When applying for the identifier, you must present either your valid military identification card (common access card) OR a DD214.

Veterans meeting the requirements may apply through the Division of Motor Vehicles for one free Disabled Veteran Plate. There are different license plates available based on branch of service and awards. To apply you will need to submit: a completed application Military License Plate Application.