Who is eligible for a "VETERAN" designation? Any veteran of the United States military may choose to obtain the "VETERAN" designation on a Missouri driver or nondriver license. Persons requesting the "VETERAN" designation must submit -- at the time of initial request for the driver or nondriver license with the new designation -- a United States Department of Defense discharge document (otherwise known as a DD214) which indicates a discharge status of "honorable", "general", "under honorable conditions", or "general under honorable conditions". back to top Is the DD214 the only document that will be accepted? Less than 1% of veterans may have a document other than the DD214 which the National Personnel Records Center, the Department of Defense and the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recognize as an equivalent type document for the DD214. If you do not have a DD214, you should send a copy of your documentation and contact information to the Missouri Veterans Commission at the following address: Missouri Veterans Commission ATTN: Veterans Drivers License Designation 205 Jefferson Street PO Drawer 147 Jefferson City MO 65102-0147 The Veterans Commission will review the documentation and make the determination if the submitted documents meet the criteria as an equivalent type document for the DD214 and issue a DD214 equivalency letter to you. After you receive the letter, you may take the letter to a license office and apply for the Veteran Designation on your driver license or nondriver identification card.
Posted on: Sat, 08 Jun 2013 18:16:30 +0000
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