Veteran Designation on Idaho Driver's Licenses and ID Cards

Idaho Transportation Department, through county driver's license offices

No cost when added to a new or renewed license or ID card; a fee applies at other times

You can have a veteran designation printed on your Idaho driver's license or state ID card as proof of military service. There is no charge when you get a new license or ID or renew one. Adding it at any other time costs a fee.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Go to any Idaho driver's license office, run by your county, and show official documentation of your honorable discharge. Ask for the designation when you apply for or renew your license or ID so it is free.

What you'll need

Official documentation that you received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Armed Forces, such as your DD214, plus your usual identity documents.

Eligibility

You are applying for or renewing an Idaho driver's license or state ID card
You received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Armed Forces

Source

Official source

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