Ohio offers a wide variety of distinguished military honor license plates to honor the sacrifice and accomplishment of those who serve in the military.
Previous holders of an Ohio state driver license before service start dateĪpply no later than six months after their spouse or guardian was honorably discharged from the U.S. Department of State Foreign Service or the dependent or spouse of military members may renew their license, as long as the following conditions are met:Įvidence is presented that no physical or mental disabilities that would affect driving are present Volunteers in the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps VISTA, U.S. Present a DD-214 form no later than six months after date of discharge
Held an Ohio driver license when they started active duty and currently have an expired out-of-state license or are within six months of discharge date Offer honorable discharge papers that show no mental or physical disabilities are present Present an active duty military LES (Leave and Earnings Statement) Members of the military who are renewing their Ohio driver license that expired more than six months ago are exempt from the driving and knowledge tests, although not from the vision screening, as long as the following conditions have been met: In order to be eligible for the exemption the vehicle owner must be disabled as a result of former military service, or be an active or retired member of the Ohio National Guard, or be a member of the United States Armed Forces Reserve, as well as an Ohio resident at the time the exemption is claimed.
Service-connected veterans who are considered 100% disabled are eligible for a free driver license or photo identification card at no charge in the state of Ohio. The state of Ohio offers a number of benefits and perks for those Americans who have either served in an Armed Forces branch in the past, or are current active military members.
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