Matthew Worley, Esq.<\/p>\n
As a small way to say to show gratitude to Michiganveterans, the Michigan Legislature<\/a> recently passed and Governor Rick Snyder signed legislation creating a special veteran designation on state driver\u2019s licenses.<\/p>\n The law allowsMichiganveterans who were honorably discharged from service to receive the designation on their driver\u2019s license. This will allow them to easily prove their status as a veteran allowing them to more easily obtain discounts and other benefits reserved for them.<\/p>\n The Secretary of State<\/a> will begin processing requests for these licenses in one year after transitioning to a new computer system.\u00a0 Adding the designation is voluntary and free of charge toMichigan veterans.<\/p>\n There is also a hope that when store clerks, bank tellers, and others see the designation, it will provide an opportunity for that person to thank the veteran for their service.\u00a0 This new law is just a small way to increase awareness of the state\u2019s nearly 700,000 (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Matthew Worley, Esq. As a small way to say to show gratitude to Michiganveterans, the Michigan Legislature recently passed and Governor Rick Snyder signed legislation creating a special veteran designation on state driver\u2019s licenses. The law allowsMichiganveterans who were honorably…<\/span><\/p>\n