North Dakota Disabled Veterans Property Tax Credit
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The North Dakota Disabled Veterans Property Tax Credit reduces the taxable value of the homesteads of eligible disabled Veterans. The amount of credit allowed is determined by the percentage of the Veteran’s disability rating from the VA: 100% disability = $9,000; 90% disability = $8,100; 80% disability = $7,200; 70% disability = $6,300; 60% disability = $5,400; 50% disability = $4,500;
Who qualifies
To be eligible the Veteran must have been honorably discharged from the U.S. Armed Forces and have a service-connected disability rating from the VA of 50% or greater. Veterans who have an unemployability rating are considered to have a 100% disability rating. The unremarried surviving spouse of a deceased qualifying Veteran is also eligible for this tax credit. An unremarried surviving spouse who receives VA Disability Indemnity Compensation receives 100% credit. To apply, Veterans or surviving spouses must file a North Dakota Application for Disabled Veterans Property Tax Credit with their by March 31 st .
How to apply
To apply, Veterans or surviving spouses must file a North Dakota Application for Disabled Veterans Property Tax Credit with their by March 31 st .
Deadline
To apply, Veterans or surviving spouses must file a North Dakota Application for Disabled Veterans Property Tax Credit with their by March 31 st .
A paraplegic disabled Veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces or any Veteran who has been awarded specially adapted housing by the VA, or the unremarried surviving spouse if the Veteran is deceased, are exempt from property tax for the first $120,000 of true and full value of their homestead.
Who qualifies
See the official source for full eligibility rules.
How to apply
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Military disability retirement pay received as a pension, annuity or similar allowance for personal injury or sickness resulting from active service in the U.S. Armed Forces should not be included in taxable income. Some of the payments which are considered disability benefits include: Disability compensation and pension payments for disabilities paid to Veterans or their families; Grants for homes designed for wheelchair living; Grants for motor vehicles for Veterans who lost their sight or the use of limbs, or; Benefits under a dependent-care assistance program; See IRS Publication 525…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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DIC is a tax-free monetary benefit paid to eligible survivors of service members who died in the line of duty or eligible survivors of Veterans whose death resulted from a service-connected injury or disease.
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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North Dakota Income Tax Exemption for Military Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP), Reserve Component Survivor Benefit Plan (RCSBP) and Retired Serviceman’s Family Protection Plan (RSFPP) Annuities
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SBP, RCSBP and RSFPP annuities are not taxed in North Dakota.
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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Veterans can request a Veteran indicator on their North Dakota driver license that indicates they served in the U.S. Armed Forces. To apply Veterans must take a copy of their discharge papers (DD214) to a who will provide a SFN 59980 "Verification of Veteran Status for Veteran Indicator on Drivers License" form. Veterans must then take the completed SFN 59980 to a to apply for the indicator
Who qualifies
To be eligible Veterans must have served on continuous active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces for 180 days or the full period they were called to active duty (active duty for training does qualify) and was discharged or released under other than dishonorable conditions.
How to apply
To apply Veterans must take a copy of their discharge papers (DD214) to a who will provide a SFN 59980 "Verification of Veteran Status for Veteran Indicator on Drivers License" form. Veterans must then take the completed SFN 59980 to a to apply for the indicator Who is eligible for the North Dakota Driver License Veteran Indicator?
North Dakota offers 11 distinctive Veteran and military license plates to honor the service and sacrifice of Veterans, retired service members, active service members and family members. All military and Veterans license plates may be personalized except the Disabled American Veteran license plate, to check availability please visit the . A $25 dollar fee is charged to personalize North Dakota license plates.
Who qualifies
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How to apply
All military and Veterans license plates may be personalized except the Disabled American Veteran license plate, to check availability please visit the .
Recipients of the Purple Heart are eligible for the North Dakota Purple Heart license plate. There are no fees for the first set of Purple Heart license plates. Veterans must complete the and have eligibility verified by a North Dakota County Veteran Service Officer or the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (must provide DD214 or medal certificate). Completed applications should be forwarded to: Motor Vehicle Division North Dakota Department of Transportation 608 E Boulevard Avenue Bismarck, ND 58505-0780 Phone: 701-328-2725 Fax: 701-328-1487 North Dakota Veteran Service Officer…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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North Dakota Disabled American Veteran License Plates
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100% service-connected disabled Veterans are eligible for two sets of North Dakota Disabled American Veteran license plates. These license plates are exempt from sales taxes and registration fees. Veterans must provide a letter from the VA stating they have a 100% service-connected disability when they apply. An unremarried surviving spouse can retain one Disabled American Veteran plate for their own use. Completed and VA letter should be forwarded to: Motor Vehicle Division North Dakota Department of Transportation 608 E Boulevard Avenue Bismarck, ND 58505-0780 Phone: 701-328-2725 Fax:…
Who qualifies
See the official source for full eligibility rules.
How to apply
Veterans must provide a letter from the VA stating they have a 100% service-connected disability when they apply.
North Dakota offers the North Dakota Veterans license plate to Veterans who meet the . These license plates are available with a decal to indicate the Veteran’s branch of service. Veterans must complete the and have their eligibility verified by a North Dakota County Veteran Service Officer or the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (must provide DD214). Completed applications should be forwarded to: Motor Vehicle Division North Dakota Department of Transportation 608 E Boulevard Avenue Bismarck, ND 58505-0780 Phone: 701-328-2725 Fax: 701-328-1487
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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Immediate family members of a U.S. Armed Forces service member who died while serving on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces during a are eligible for the North Dakota Gold Star license plates. These plates may be personalized free of charge. Gold Star plates are available to the following family members: Surviving spouse; Parent, stepparent, parent through adoption, and foster parent who stands or stood in loco parentis; Grandparents; Child, stepchild and child through adoption; Siblings and half-siblings; Applicants must submit a completed and proof of service members death and family…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
Gold Star plates are available to the following family members: Surviving spouse; Parent, stepparent, parent through adoption, and foster parent who stands or stood in loco parentis; Grandparents; Child, stepchild and child through adoption; Siblings and half-siblings; Applicants must submit a completed and proof of service members death and family relationship to: North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs 4201 38th Street SW Suite 104 Fargo, ND 58104-7535
North Dakota Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Military Test Waivers
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The knowledge and skills portion of the State CDL testing process may be waived for service members and recently discharged Veterans who have experience driving commercial motor vehicles for the U.S. Armed Forces. To be eligible for the skills test waiver, applicants must meet the following requirements: Has a North Dakota driver’s license; Has a clean driving record for the past two years; Employed within the last 12 months (or currently employed) in a military duty position requiring the operation of a commercial vehicle; To be eligible for a knowledge and skills test waivers, applicants…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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North Dakota Fish and Game Department, Veterans Benefits
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The offers discounted licenses to eligible disabled Veterans. North Dakota Discounted Disabled Veterans Fishing License: Resident disabled Veterans who have a 50% or greater service-connected disability rating from the VA can purchase a fishing license for $10 (plus a $2 certificate fee). North Dakota Discounted, Totally or Permanently Disabled Veteran Combined Hunting License: Resident disabled Veterans who have a100% service-connected disability or declared individually unemployable by the VA can purchase a combined general game, habitat stamp, small game, and fur-bearer license for $10…
Who qualifies
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Free or Reduced Cost Entrance Permit to North Dakota State Parks for Disabled Veterans and Former Prisoners of War (POWs)
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North Dakota Veterans who have a 50% or greater, service- connected disability rating from the VA and former POWs are eligible for a free lifetime North Dakota State Park entrance permit. Resident Veterans with less than 50% service-connected disabilities may purchase an annual entrance permit for $28. Surviving spouses of Veterans who had a 50% or greater service-connected disability rating from the VA are also eligible. Disabled Veterans must provide a current as proof of disability. Former POWs must provide a copy of their DD214 that indicates Former POW status. Eligible Veterans must…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
Eligible Veterans must submit a completed , required documentation and fee (if applicable) to: North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department 604 E Boulevard Avenue, Dept 750 Bismarck, ND 58505 For more information, please email parkrec@nd.gov , or call 701-328-5357.
The dependents of certain Veterans are eligible to attend a North Dakota state supported educational institutions free of tuition and fees. This benefit can be used for a bachelor’s degree or certificate for up to 45 months or 10 semesters.
Who qualifies
The spouse, surviving spouse, child or stepchild of a resident Veteran who meet the following requirements are eligible: Killed in action, died from wounds or other service-connected causes; 100% service-connected disability as determined by the VA; Has an individual unemployability rating from the VA; Died from service-connected disabilities; Declared a prisoner of war or missing in action; For more information students should contact the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (NDDVA) using the , by calling 701-239-7165, or contact their school’s financial aid office.
How to apply
The spouse, surviving spouse, child or stepchild of a resident Veteran who meet the following requirements are eligible: Killed in action, died from wounds or other service-connected causes; 100% service-connected disability as determined by the VA; Has an individual unemployability rating from the VA; Died from service-connected disabilities; Declared a prisoner of war or missing in action; For more information students should contact the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (NDDVA) usin
North Dakota grants residency for tuition purposes in North Dakota state supported schools to the following: Full time active duty service members serving in the U.S. Armed Forces; Service member serving in the North Dakota National Guard; Service member serving in the U.S. Armed Forces Reserves stationed in North Dakota; North Dakota resident Veteran who served on continuous active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces for: 180 days, or; Full period they were called to active duty (other than for training); Received a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions.; ; Spouse and dependents of…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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Honorary High School Diplomas for North Dakota Veterans
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North Dakota will award honorary high school diplomas to Veterans who left high school prior to graduating to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II, Korean War, and the Vietnam War. To apply Veterans must mail a completed application and a copy of their DD214 to: ND Department of Public Instruction Attn: Assessment Office 600 E. Boulevard 11th Floor Bismarck, ND 58505-0440 Phone: 701-328-2755 Honorary high school diplomas may be awarded posthumously to deceased Veterans.
Who qualifies
See the official source for full eligibility rules.
How to apply
To apply Veterans must mail a completed application and a copy of their DD214 to: ND Department of Public Instruction Attn: Assessment Office 600 E.
North Dakota Veterans Educational Training Program (VET)
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VET is a free program provided by the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs and the State Board of Higher Education to service members and Veterans to assist them to enroll in a college or technical training program that matches their academic and career goals, and help them build the necessary skills for success. VET offers the following tutoring and advising focus areas: Basic arithmetic, high school math review, college algebra prep and pre-calculus; English skills, composition (essay writing and grammar review), literature, reading for comprehension and public speaking; Computer…
Who qualifies
VET is offered to service members who have served, or are currently serving, in an active or reserve component of the U.S. Armed Forces.
How to apply
VET offers the following tutoring and advising focus areas: Basic arithmetic, high school math review, college algebra prep and pre-calculus; English skills, composition (essay writing and grammar review), literature, reading for comprehension and public speaking; Computer skills; Study skills; Academic and career guidance; College application and enrollment assistance; VA Readiness and Employment assistance; Financial aid application assistance; Referrals to help eliminate barriers to education
North Dakota Public Employment Hiring Preference to Veterans
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North Dakota offers Veterans’ hiring preference for public employment. Veterans must meet job qualification requirements and be physically and mentally capable to perform the duties of the position they apply for. Non-Competitive Hiring: When a Veteran applies for employment to a position that is not being filled through a competitive hiring process, disabled Veterans receive first preference followed by non-disabled Veterans then eligible spouses or unremarried surviving spouses. Competitive Hiring: When a Veteran eligible spouse or surviving spouse applies for a position that is filled…
Who qualifies
Veteran’s hiring preference is given in the following order of precedence: All applicants must be U.S. citizens and meet one of the following requirements: Served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces for 180 days (other than for training), or for the full period called to active duty and received a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions, or; Reserve component service member who is currently serving or has been honorably discharged, or; Currently serving service members who expect to receive an other than dishonorable discharge within 120 days of submitting their application, or; Veteran who has a service-connected disability rating from the VA, or; Unremarried surviving spouse of a service member who died while serving on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces or died from a service-connected injury or cause, or; Spouse of a disabled Veteran who is unable to take the positio
How to apply
Veterans must meet job qualification requirements and be physically and mentally capable to perform the duties of the position they apply for. Competitive Hiring: When a Veteran eligible spouse or surviving spouse applies for a position that is filled through a competitive hiring process, the hiring authority will apply five points (5% when not on a 100 point scale) for a non-disabled Veteran or 10 points (10% when not on a 100 point scale) for a disabled Veteran.
Deadline
Armed Forces for 180 days (other than for training), or for the full period called to active duty and received a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions, or; Reserve component service member who is currently serving or has been honorably discharged, or; Currently serving service members who expect to receive an other than dishonorable discharge within 120 days of submitting their applic
Priority of Service for Veterans and Eligible Spouses at Job Service North Dakota Locations
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Job Service North Dakota helps service members who are leaving the U.S. Armed Forces, Veterans and their spouses, to transition to a rewarding career by offering priority of service for employment, training and placement services at their Job Service North Dakota Offices. Priority of service grants eligible individuals preference over others, allowing them to access a service sooner or, if resources are limited, or instead of those who are not eligible.
Who qualifies
Those eligible for priority of service are: Veteran who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces and was discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable, including full-time duty in the National Guard or U.S. Armed Forces Reserves (other than for training); Spouse of any of the following: Veteran who died from a service-connected disability; Service member serving on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces who has been declared for 90 or more days as a missing in action or a prisoner of war; Veteran who has a service-connected 100% disability rating from the VA; Veteran who died while a total service-connected disability was in existence; ; For more information please contact the nearest .
How to apply
Armed Forces who has been declared for 90 or more days as a missing in action or a prisoner of war; Veteran who has a service-connected 100% disability rating from the VA; Veteran who died while a total service-connected disability was in existence; ; For more information please contact the nearest .
Job Service North Dakota, Veterans’ Employment Team
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Job Service North Dakota has a Veterans' Employment Team who are trained to provide one-on-one assistance to help Veterans work through employment barriers. The Veterans’ Employment Team provides the following individually tailored services: Translate military skills and experience into civilian terms; Job search assistance; Developing an employment plan; Current labor market information; Career and educational guidance; Referrals to training opportunities; Resume assistance; Job interview skills; Referrals to outside support services; For more information, please use the .
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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North Dakota has established a VTC program to address the needs of Veterans involved in the state judiciary system. It is a goal of the VTC program is to reduce, deter, and ultimately eliminate repeat criminal offenses.
Who qualifies
Current or former U.S. Armed Forces service member; Former service members must be eligible for VA Benefits; Must be able to participate for at least 18 months; Service members must disclose permanent change of station orders, deployments, or other orders; Service member’s commander will need to ensure the service member will be “reasonably available” to participate; Currently live in Grand Forks or Nelson County; Must require treatment for mental health or chemical dependency or substance use; Cannot have other criminal charges or holds that will interfere with treatment; Must agree to participate and be subject to the rules, regulations, and sanctions of VTC; Must agree to treatment and be motivated to participate; The North Dakota VTC is not a “Get out of Jail” free card. It is an opportunity for Veterans to get needed treatment and a chance for them to get past their issues and retur
How to apply
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The North Dakota Hardship Assistance Grant provides financial assistance to eligible Veterans their spouses and unremarried surviving spouses for unmet expenses. Grants may be used for: Dental and/or denture work (routine and maintenance procedures are not covered); Optical expenses; Hearing expenses; Transportation for medical treatment; Special needs for medical reasons; Housing deposit; Other emergency needs approved by the Commissioner of Veterans Affairs;
Who qualifies
To be eligible applicants must meet the one of following requirements: Veteran who served on federal active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces, other than for training and received a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions; Veteran who served on federal active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces and received a disability rating from the VA; Spouse or surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; All applicants must meet the following requirements: Meet established income and asset levels; North Dakota resident for one year prior to application date; Medical bills showing all work completed, and all payments and credits must be received by the department within 60-90 days of the date of approval; Applicants can receive more than one loan; the total of all loans cannot exceed $5,000. Applicants should contact their local to apply.
How to apply
Armed Forces and received a disability rating from the VA; Spouse or surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; All applicants must meet the following requirements: Meet established income and asset levels; North Dakota resident for one year prior to application date; Medical bills showing all work completed, and all payments and credits must be received by the department within 60-90 days of the date of approval; Applicants can receive more than one loan; the total of all loans cannot exceed $5,0
North Dakota offers a state grant to assist Veterans suffering from Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to acquire a service dog.
Who qualifies
Veterans must meet the following requirements to be eligible: North Dakota resident; Have a diagnosis of PTSD from a qualified and licensed mental health professional; Actively engaged in counseling or therapy for a minimum of one year; Have a doctor's recommendation for a PTSD Service Dog; All qualified Veterans are urged to apply. To learn more: Visit: Service Dogs for America Phone: 701-685-2242 Email: info@servicedogsforamerica.org
How to apply
Veterans must meet the following requirements to be eligible: North Dakota resident; Have a diagnosis of PTSD from a qualified and licensed mental health professional; Actively engaged in counseling or therapy for a minimum of one year; Have a doctor's recommendation for a PTSD Service Dog; All qualified Veterans are urged to apply. To learn more: Visit: Service Dogs for America Phone: 701-685-2242 Email: info@servicedogsforamerica.org
The North Dakota Veterans Aid Fund is a permanent fund that is used to make loans to Veterans or their surviving spouse. The maximum loan amount is $5,000 with an interest rate of 8% per year and a term of 6 to 48 months. Half of the interest paid will be refunded if the loan is repaid under the agreed upon terms.
Who qualifies
To be eligible for a loan applicants must be a North Dakota resident for at least one year prior to applying, have financial means to pay back the loan and meet one of the following requirements: Veteran who served on federal active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces, other than for training and received a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions; Veteran who served on federal active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces and received a disability rating from the VA; Current or honorably discharged former National Guard or U.S. Armed Forces Reserve service member; Unremarried surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; To apply applicants should contact their a .
How to apply
Armed Forces Reserve service member; Unremarried surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; To apply applicants should contact their a .
The NDVH, located in Lisbon, North Dakota offers two levels of care to meet the long-term care needs of Veterans and their spouses. They have a with 98 beds that provides services to residents who are independent and need only minimal nursing services. the has 52 beds and is for those who need more intensive nursing services. NDVH has dedicated nursing staff available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to meet the needs of residents. The nursing staff is comprised of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nurse’s aides, certified medication technicians and support staff. The…
Who qualifies
To be eligible for admission, applicants must meet one of the following residency criteria: Current North Dakota resident (may be waived if they served in the North Dakota National Guard); Served in the North Dakota National Guard; Entered the U.S. Armed Forces from North Dakota; Spouse or surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; Residents must also meet one of the following requirements: Honorably discharged Veteran who served on federal active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces (other than for training) for at least 180 days, or for the full period they were ordered to active military service; Honorably discharged from service in an active or reserve component of the U.S. Armed Forces but do not meet the requirements to be considered a Veteran who have a permanent service-connected disability rating and are eligible for VA health care; Spouse or surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; For
How to apply
The Veterans Home contracts with a local medical provider for licensed medical staff who visit the home regularly. Armed Forces but do not meet the requirements to be considered a Veteran who have a permanent service-connected disability rating and are eligible for VA health care; Spouse or surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran; For more information regarding the application process and priorities for admission, please visit the .
The North Dakota Veterans Cemetery located in Mandan, North Dakota offers a dignified final resting place for Veterans and their eligible family members. The cemetery can accommodate casketed and cremated remains. There is no cost for burial at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, this includes the burial plot, opening and closing of the gravesite and the headstone. Caskets, urns, and vaults must be purchased through a funeral home at the family’s expense.
Who qualifies
Eligibility requirements for burial in the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery are the same as for VA National Cemeteries. Complete eligibility requirements can be viewed at the . The following are the general eligibility requirements for burial: Discharged from active duty service in the U.S. Armed Forces under conditions other than dishonorable, or; Died while serving on active duty, or; Served at least one term of enlistment (four years for a commissioned officer) in a reserve component of the U.S. Armed Forces and separated under conditions other than dishonorable, or; Spouses and children (burial of dependent children is limited to unmarried children under 21 years old, or 23 years old if a full-time student at an approved educational institution, or a child who develops a lifelong disability prior to age 21); All Veterans are encouraged to complete the to establish eligibility prior to
How to apply
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The North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs will award a commemorative memorial coin to a family member of a deceased North Dakota Veteran during Military Funeral Honors. Funeral Honor details will present it to the family immediately following the U.S. Flag presentation. Family members may order additional coins through the .
Who qualifies
See the official source for full eligibility rules.
How to apply
Funeral Honor details will present it to the family immediately following the U.S.
The North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs maintains a website with information regarding organizations that provide free transportation services for Veterans to attend medical appointments. Veterans can also contact their local Veterans Service Officer for assistance.
Who qualifies
See the official source for full eligibility rules.
How to apply
Veterans can also contact their local Veterans Service Officer for assistance.
The North Dakota Military Outreach Program is a state program designed to assist Veterans, past and present service members, and their families in finding resources, services, and benefits to meet their needs. Military Outreach Specialists are regionally located throughout North Dakota to provide information and resources regarding: Federal and state Veterans benefits; Military records; Mental health/PTSD; Retirement; Financial; Employment; Homelessness; For more information, please contact a North Dakota Military Outreach Specialist. North Region Minot Armed Forces Reserve Center 3420 2nd…
Who qualifies
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How to apply
The North Dakota Military Outreach Program is a state program designed to assist Veterans, past and present service members, and their families in finding resources, services, and benefits to meet their needs. Military Outreach Specialists are regionally located throughout North Dakota to provide information and resources regarding: Federal and state Veterans benefits; Military records; Mental health/PTSD; Retirement; Financial; Employment; Homelessness; For more information, please contact a No
Recording of Discharges and Certified Copies of Public Record Provided Free of Charge for Veterans
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Veterans can have their discharge documents (DD214, etc.) recorded free of charge by the County Recorder’s Office (or another designated official within their County). Free certified copies can be provided to the Veteran, the Veteran’s parents, the Veteran's next of kin, the Veteran's legal representative, a County Veteran Service Officer, a Veterans' organization service officer, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or a designee of the Veteran. In addition, North Dakota will provide free certified copies of any required public record for Veterans benefits applications.
Who qualifies
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How to apply
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