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may have the designation “Veteran” placed on their driver license or ID card at no charge. The veteran will need to provide a copy of their DD214 or other approved discharge document at the time of issuance. 

## Exempt Fees for 100% Disabled US Veterans 

Any veteran honorably discharged from the Armed Forces who was issued a valid ID card by the Department of Veterans Affairs, or a letter of disability determination from the Veterans Administration, and has been determined by the Veterans Administration to have a 100% service- connected disability, is exempt from paying certain driver license fees such as initial license fees and renewal fees. All ID card fees are exempt. 

## Selective Service 

State law requires any male who is a US citizen or immigrant, who is at least 18 years old but less than 26 years old, to comply with Federal Selective Service System requirements when applying to receive a driver license, a learner’s license, a commercial driver’s license, an ID card, or a renewal or replacement card or license. ( www.sss.gov ) 

## Sexual Offenders & Sexual Predators 

Within 48 hours afer completing the required initial registration as a sexual predator or sexual offender in Florida, all sexual predators and sexual offenders who are not incarcerated, including those who are under the supervision of the Florida Department of Corrections, shall register in person at a driver license 

service center or tax collector’s office. 

The sexual predator or sexual offender must identify him or herself as such and provide their place of permanent or temporary residence. Post Office box numbers may not be used in place of a physical residential address. 

Sexual offenders will have “943.0435 F.S.” printed on the front of their driver license or ID card. Sexual predators will have “SEXUAL PREDATOR” printed on the front of their driver license or ID card. 

Sexual predators and offenders must report in person to a driver license service center every time their license or ID card is subject to renewal and within 48 hours afer any change in name or address. 

## Career Offenders 

Career offenders are certain persons who are designated as habitual violent felony offenders, violent career criminals, or three-time violent felony offenders. 

Within two working days afer completing the required registration as a career offender in Florida, all career offenders who are not incarcerated, including those who are under the supervision of the Florida Department of Corrections, shall register in person at the driver license service center. 

Career offenders must report in person to the driver license service center every time their driver license or ID card is subject to renewal and within two working days afer any change in name or address. 

