You can get a Texas Army Disabled Veteran license plate if you are an honorably discharged Army veteran with a service-connected VA disability rating of 50 percent or more, or 40 percent because of a lower extremity amputation. The plate can be personalized.
Submit the Texas DMV Application for Disabled Veterans License Plates and/or Parking Placard to your local county tax assessor-collector office. If you have mobility problems and want the International Symbol of Access on the plate, a medical professional has to sign page three of the application in front of a notary.
Your DD214 showing an honorable discharge from the Army, your VA rating documentation, and a notarized medical signature on page three if you want the International Symbol of Access.
