100% State Benefits - California
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Are you a veteran living in California? Are you aware of the 100% state benefits available to you? In this video, we'll explore the various benefits available to veterans in California and provide a comprehensive guide to help you maximize your benefits.
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Video Content Breakdown:
0:00 intro
0:38 Veterans Homes
1:00 Veteran Cemeteries
1:38 Home and Farm Loans
1:56 Property Tax Exemption
2:44 Motor Vehicle Registration Waiver
3:14 Business License, tax and Fee Waiver
3:39 Employment Preference
3:58 Contract Preference
4:16 Tuition Fee Waiver
5:03 Fishing and Hunting Licenses
5:19 State Parks and Recreation Pass
5:49 Outro
Super appreciate this explanation of benefits available to veterans permanently disabled in California!
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It only took me a few days to get my Distinguished Veterans Pass online .It was fast and simple as long as you have all the requested documents available to upload 👍🇺🇲
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What is a Distinguished Veterans pass?
The California Distinguished Veteran Pass is a free lifetime pass offered to qualified California resident veterans. It provides them with free day-use parking and entry for themselves and their family members at over 200 state park units.
To qualify for the pass, veterans must meet one of the following criteria:
* Be an honorably discharged veteran with a service-connected disability rating of 50% or greater.
* Be a former prisoner of war.
* Be a recipient of the Medal of Honor.
If you think you qualify, you can apply for the pass online or by mail. You will need to provide documentation to verify your eligibility, such as your DD-214 form and proof of residency.
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