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North Dakota Veteran Benefits
North Dakota offers state-level benefits that complement your federal VA benefits. Here’s a clear, veteran-first rundown of what you may qualify for and where to apply.
Quick Facts
- Property Tax: Disabled Veterans Property Tax credit on a primary residence—equal to your VA disability rating, applied to the first $9,000 of taxable value. Surviving spouses may qualify (DIC = 100% credit).
- DMV: Veteran indicator available on ND driver license/ID; Disabled American Veteran (DAV) plates carry disabled-parking privileges without a placard. 100% disabled veterans may qualify for vehicle excise tax and registration fee exemptions.
- Education: State Dependent Tuition Waiver for spouses/dependents of certain deceased or 100% service-connected veterans at public institutions.
- Income Tax Notes: Military retired pay and active-duty pay are exempt from ND income tax; VA disability compensation isn’t taxed.
Property Tax Relief
North Dakota provides a Disabled Veterans Property Tax credit on your homestead. The credit equals your VA service-connected disability percentage applied to the first $9,000 of taxable value. A surviving spouse may continue the credit based on the veteran’s rating; surviving spouses receiving DIC receive a 100% credit. Apply through your county auditor/assessor with DD-214 and VA rating documentation (see Sources).
DMV & License Benefits
Add a Veteran indicator to your ND driver license/ID (bring DD-214 to a County Veterans Service Officer for verification, then apply at a driver license site). DAV plates in North Dakota include disabled-parking privileges without a separate placard. 100% disabled veterans may be exempt from the motor vehicle excise tax and annual registration fees for one vehicle (see Sources for forms and eligibility).
Education Benefits
North Dakota’s Dependent Tuition Waiver covers tuition and mandatory fees at state public institutions for eligible spouses and dependents of veterans who are KIA/died of service-related causes, are POW/MIA, or are 100% service-connected. Contact your campus veterans services office to apply and confirm documentation.
Hunting & Fishing
Resident disabled veterans with a 50%+ VA rating may purchase a reduced-fee combined general game/habitat/fishing license (per HB 1147). Discounted resident fishing licenses are also available to disabled veterans; special tags/stamps for certain species may still be required.
Spouse & Dependent Benefits
Surviving spouses may qualify for the Disabled Veterans Property Tax credit; those receiving DIC receive a 100% credit. The state Dependent Tuition Waiver supports qualifying spouses and dependents at public institutions.
North Dakota Veterans Agency
North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs
VA Regional Office
Fargo VA Regional Benefit Office
2101 Elm Street N, Building 40, Fargo, ND 58102
VA Medical Centers & Key Clinics
- Fargo VA Medical Center, Fargo
- Bismarck VA Clinic, Bismarck
- Minot VA Clinic, Minot
- Grand Forks VA Clinic, Grand Forks
- Williston VA Clinic, Williston
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Sources
- ND Tax Commissioner – Disabled Veterans Property Tax Credit (Guideline)
- NDDOT – Veteran Indicator on Driver License/ID
- ND Dept. of Veterans Affairs – Tax Information (Vehicle Excise & Registration Exemptions)
- ND Game & Fish – New Legislation (Disabled Veteran reduced-fee combined license)
- VA Fargo Health Care – Locations (ND clinics & medical center)
Last verified: August 26, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions About 2025 VA Benefits by State
Clear answers to the most common veteran questions about state-specific VA benefits, tax exemptions, tuition aid, healthcare programs, and local support — so you never miss out on what you’ve earned.
1. What VA benefits vary by state in 2025?
VA benefits are federal, but each state adds its own veteran programs. In 2025, state-specific benefits include property tax exemptions, tuition waivers, housing assistance, vehicle discounts, and healthcare support. Checking your state’s benefits ensures you don’t miss out on money or services you’ve earned.
3. Do states offer free college tuition for veterans and dependents?
Yes. Many states provide free or reduced tuition at public colleges and universities for veterans, spouses, and children. Requirements vary by residency and service, but our state guide shows exactly what tuition waivers or scholarships are available. Select your state on the map above to explore education benefits near you.
5. How can I combine federal VA benefits with state veteran programs?
Veterans can use federal VA benefits like disability compensation, the GI Bill, or VA healthcare alongside state-level perks such as property tax relief, tuition aid, or employment programs. Our interactive map explains how your state supplements federal programs so you can maximize every dollar you’ve earned.
2. Which states offer property tax exemptions for disabled veterans?
Most states provide property tax relief for disabled veterans, often based on your VA disability rating. Some states waive property taxes entirely, while others reduce the taxable value of your home. Use our interactive state map to see exactly what property tax exemptions apply in your area.
4. What local veteran healthcare resources are available by state?
Beyond federal VA hospitals and clinics, states often fund veteran healthcare programs, nursing homes, and mental health services. Our state-by-state VA benefits guide lists both VA medical centers and local healthcare resources so you can find the care closest to you.
6. How do I find my state’s veteran benefits for 2025?
The fastest way is through our interactive map. Select your state to instantly see tax breaks, tuition aid, housing help, healthcare support, and every state-specific benefit available in 2025. This ensures you claim every dollar and resource you deserve.
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