FAQ

The Oakland County Veterans Identification card is available from the Oakland County Clerks office located in the Oakland County Courthouse at 1200 N. Telegraph Rd., Pontiac, MI.

Learn more about obtaining one of these discount cards on the Life Events & Services - Military page.

No, we are an Oakland County division of government funded by Oakland County tax dollars. Our role is to assist and act as advocates for veterans and their dependents in obtaining veterans' benefits from the federal, state and local government.

No. We do not charge a fee for our services.

We have two offices; they are located in Pontiac and Troy. Please see the Contact Info for details.

The documents needed for different types of claims vary. It is best to call and speak to a Benefits Counselor before coming in to get an idea of which documents to bring with you.

Yes. Please see the information for our van schedule on the Transportation Program page.

Yes. We can request your discharge from several sources. Feel free to contact us for assistance. If your discharge has been previously recorded at the Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds, a certified copy can be requested by following directions and completing a form on the Life Events & Services - Military page.

Wartime veterans with low income who are permanently and totally disabled or are age 65 or older, may be eligible for monetary support. Contact your nearest Oakland County Veterans' Services office for more information.