Wyoming veteran benefits by rating
A rating alone does not establish eligibility. Programs have their own residency, income, service and application rules. Check the linked official source before applying.
Benefits and eligibility
| Rating or basis | Benefit | Summary and conditions | Official source and checked date |
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| See source eligibility terms | Property tax | Qualifying Wyoming disabled veterans receive a $6,000 assessed value exemption, with continuation for eligible surviving spouses. The assessed value exemption is $6,000. Check the official source for application and eligibility conditions not covered here. A surviving spouse can retain the benefit until remarriage. Applications are filed with the county. Unconfirmed details
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| See source eligibility terms | Vehicle | Qualifying Wyoming veterans with a compensable service-connected disability may apply their veteran exemption toward motor vehicle registration. The $6,000 assessed value exemption may be applied to motor vehicle registration. Check the official source for application and eligibility conditions not covered here. Unconfirmed details
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| 50 percent or higher | State parks | Wyoming resident veterans rated at least 50 percent service-connected receive a lifetime pass for free park day use and camping. The lifetime pass covers park day use and camping for free. Check the official source for application and eligibility conditions not covered here. Unconfirmed details
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Source gaps
- Hunting and fishing: Wyoming hunting and fishing: The veterans resource page did not yield a captured wildlife license disability threshold or benefit amount. Sources tried: www.wyomilitary.wyo.gov (opens in a new tab).
- Dependent tuition: Wyoming dependent tuition: The commission page describes combat-veteran and surviving-dependent tuition benefits without a captured living disabled-parent pathway. Sources tried: www.wyomilitary.wyo.gov (opens in a new tab), communitycolleges.wy.edu (opens in a new tab).
State veterans homes
Wyoming state veterans homes: The veterans resource page did not provide a captured state home operation statement or current count. Sources tried: www.wyomilitary.wyo.gov (opens in a new tab).
State veterans agency
Wyoming Veterans Commission serves veterans in Wyoming.
For paid help after a denied claim, see VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents in Wyoming.
Get ready for your appointment
A VSO representative can file your claim and represent you at no cost. You still gather the evidence, and arriving organized helps you get more from the appointment.
What to bring
- Your DD-214 or other discharge papers
- Any VA decision letters you have received
- Medical records you want to discuss, from VA or private doctors
- A short list of your conditions and your questions
Ask the office what else it needs. Contact the office even if you are unsure which documents you need.
Starting a new claim? Ask about an intent to file
An intent to file (VA Form 21-0966) can hold your potential start date for benefits for up to one year while you gather evidence. Ask the office to submit one at your first contact if you have not filed one already. Check your intent to file deadline with the free calculator.
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