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Veteran plates may be displayed on any passenger-class vehicle, 1-ton pickup, or self-propelled recreational vehicle, owned or jointly owned by a veteran. Veteran plates may be applied for at a Deputy Registrar office or by mailing an Application for Special Plates (PS2010) and appropriate fees and documents to: Learn more and apply for your license plates at. Upgrades to Columbarium Wall at Washington Veterans Cemetery.Replacing electric transport carts at Washington Veterans Cemetery.Upgrades to flooring at Washington Veterans Cemetery.$561,299 for state veterans cemetery operations and other vital WDVA services.

Washington State Armed Forces plates on the road: 20,635 *Motorcycle and trailer plates are also available.Īlong with Armed Forces License Plates, eligible applicants can also apply for Gold Star License Plates, Special Military Plates, Veteran/Military Service Award Emblems and free Disabled Veteran License Plates.

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You are eligible to purchase a plate at any Vehicle Licensing Office if you: The Veterans Stewardship Account is used for activities that benefit veterans, such as maintaining the state veteran's cemetery in eastern Washington and providing programs and services for homeless veterans. $28 from the purchase and renewal of each plate is directed to the Veterans Stewardship Account and is tax deductible. Visit for information on initial and renewal plate fees. Purchasers also receive a decal indicating their military status, to include veteran, retired, active duty, Reserves, disabled veteran, Army Guard, Air Guard, Army & Air Retired, Fallen Hero, Family and Gold Star decals.

There are six separate designs, each containing a symbol representing a different branch of the armed forces to include Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and WA National Guard. The special license plates may be used in place of regular or personalized license plates for motor vehicles, including motorcycles, required to display one and two motor vehicle license plates. The Washington Department of Licensing issues Armed Forces license plates to eligible veterans, military and family members interested in showing off their military pride and supporting a noble cause at the same time.