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The document outlines the application process for Military Meritorious Service License Plates in Texas. It includes instructions for submitting the application, eligibility requirements, and details about personalization options for the plates. The document specifies that there is no fee for the first set of plates, but additional sets require an annual registration fee. It also emphasizes the need for proof of military service and provides contact information for further inquiries.

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What are the benefits of the military medal in Texas?

Military service members and Retirees who have received one of the listed medals will be provided a FREE set of license plates and some vehicle registration fees will be waived as long as the military member/Retiree registers that vehicle in the state of Texas. Retirees can submit proof of medal awards via their DD214.

What is the new law for DV plates in Texas?

As of January 1, 2022, anyone parking in a disabled parking space must have a disabled person license plate or a disabled parking placard that features the International Symbol of Access (ISA). Currently, disabled veteran license plates do not feature the ISA.

Do disabled veterans get free license plates in Texas?

One vehicle is eligible for a $3 Disabled Veteran (DV) license plate. Additional vehicles may display a DV license plate; however, registration and local fees will apply. License plates may be personalized for an additional $40 fee; make your choice on page 5.

What percentage of disability do you need for DV plates in Texas?

at least a 50 percent service-connected disability; or.

What is a VTR report on a car?

The Vehicle Trip Record (VTR) displays information of all trips for a vehicle in a month. The information in the VTR is used to generate Weight Mileage and RUAF mileage Reports. The totals at the bottom of the screen give you an overview of the total tax miles as well as the exempt mileage per month and vehicle.

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Do 100 disabled veterans pay vehicle registration in Texas?

(i) a veteran who is entitled to compensation (or who but for the receipt of military retired pay would be entitled to compensation) under laws administered by the Secretary for a disability (i) rated at 30 percent or more, or (ii) rated at 10 or 20 percent in the case of a veteran who has been determined under section