National Guard and Disabled Veterans Hunting/Fishing Licenses, and State Park Permits
To receive free licenses and permits, Kansas guardsmen apply to KDWPT's Pratt Operations Office. Depending on the particular licenses and/or state park permits they request, they will be required to submit appropriate documentation.
Application forms for licenses and permits can be downloaded from the KDWPT website at www.kdwp.state.ks.us. Click "Services," "Publications," "Hunting," then "Application 2013 KS National Guard Hunting, Fishing, and Park Vehicle Permit." The forms must be signed by the National Guard member's unit commander and mailed to KDWPT with photocopies of appropriate documentation.
Military Distinctive License Plates
You may make application for a Kansas distinctive military license plate by meeting the qualifications outlined in the Kansas Statutes Annotated listed below. Applications should be presented to your local County Treasurer's office
Homestead Act
Are disabled Veterans eligible for a Homestead refund?
Yes, starting in 2009 disabled Veterans can claim a homestead refund. Veterans must be Kansas residents, honorably discharged, and certified to have 50% or more permanent disability sustained through military actions. Surviving spouses of deceased disabled Veterans are also eligible to claim a Homestead refund and remain eligible until such time as they remarry. An original Veterans Disability Determination Letter or Letter from a Regional V.A. that includes the disability date verifying the disability occurred prior to Jan. 1, 2009 and percentage of permanent disability must be filed with the Homestead Refund Claim (K-40H). Kansas revenue
Surviving spouse of active duty service members who died in the line of duty are also eligible to claim a Homestead refund and remain eligible until such time as they remarry.