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Veterans Status Confirmation Form VSD-001 On Veterans Day 2015, (November 11, 2015) Veterans Affairs and California DMV informed the public that as Veterans we can now have the veteran word placed on our California Driver's License and California Identity Card. UPDATE 1/4/16 ¨C See the

additional video below. I received my signed VSD-001 within about 1 week of handing it over. UPDATE 1/15/16 - For those living near a VA hospital in Sepulveda in the San Fernando Valley, Veterans reports you can go to the 22-room building 219 at Sepulveda VA on the mission hill you can get a

confirmed form at the scene. bring dd214 and only 8 to 1430 Tuesdays to Thursday. It seems they now have stamps on that location. Click Here For Veterans Status Verification Form In the video below I squeeze exactly how to get Veteran Status on your Driving License. Do not Follow the instructions

given by DMV or the Office of Veterans Affairs. Nobody seems to know what they're doing. I will also attach the Veteran Status Verification Form attached to this article so you don't have to go to your local VSO office just to take a photocopy of the form. I Accept the Form Signed By Me!!!! So I went down

to the VSO (Veterans Service Office) closest to my home in Valencia, CA that happened to be on the North Hill, CA off Plummer. I called down and they said to come and see Joe and be sure to bring my DD-214. That makes sense and I think I'll get down there to have my form signed so I can make an

appointment with the DMV. What I learned is that instead of having a signed VSD-001 Veterans Status Verification Form is all they do is give you a packet with instructions, which I describe in the video. What I want to know is why Veterans Status Verification Form VSD-001 isn't anywhere on any

Veterans Affairs Website or DMV website. It wasn't like that useful until county Supervisor Signed it. In the information packet (3 sheets) I received there was an instruction sheet. Basically, you have to fill it and send it to the city centre to the Office of Veterans Affairs where county Supervisors work.

Apparently, it's not just anyone who can sign these things. It makes sense, but why make us drive to the VSO VA just taking photocopying. Instructions are a mess and all wrong. There is a listed phone number from 213-744-4828 to call and talk to either Ruth Wong or Chris Duarte. I called the numbers

so I can give you more details and gals, but what do you know? The phone number is not outside the service. Nice guys.. The address they specified to send your signed form to the wrong as well. I have a PDF instruction and make changes, but here is the right address. Veterans Affairs 1816 S. Figueroa

St. 2nd Floor Los Angeles, CA 90015 XXAntonio Chapa Antonio Chapa was born in Brownsville, Texas and and in Los Angeles. After graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School, he enrolled in the United States Marine Corps. Antonio served in the Marine Corps for eight years and is housed in many

task stations. During his two-year visit in Iwakuni, Japan - Antonio was involved, and later elected President, at Latino Unidos a non-profit organization that helped military and civilian communities inside and outside Base. Due to his endless efforts, his commitment to the ethics and dedication of the

Marine Corps to this community, Antonio was presented with the Naval Achievement Medal and Marine Corps by the Commandant General of the Marine Corps, General Kurlak. Antonio's highest rank achieved was Sergeant. Three years after exiting the Marine Corps in 1999, Antonio enrolled at

Pasadena City Community College. He was transferred to California State University, Los Angeles and afterwards began work for a non-profit mental health focus. Antonio continues to work for the nonprofit and is currently serving homeless Veterans. Antonio, to further his professional career and

personal growth attended the University of Southern California. Antonio is a member of the Los Angeles Veterans Collaborative, and Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Latino - Under the Committee of the Represented Ethnic Population (UREP). Antonio is an active member of the

American GI Forum, and the Marine Corps League. Antonio remains active with playing sports, volunteering, travel and a Los Angeles Dodgers fan. Semper Fidelis! XFred Flores Fred Flores was appointed to Los Angeles County, veteran Advisory Commission in 1998 for the 3rd District. Life member of

the Disabled American Veterans, a member of the American Legion Post 176, Marine Corps Cryptologic Association, a founding member of the San Fernando Valley Detachment 1277 from the Marine Corps League. In 2004, Fred founded the annual San Fernando Valley Veterans Day Parade. Served

as a top adviser to the 1994 post-earthquake northridge effort to James Lee Witt, (then) Director, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Coordinating Officer, California State, County of Los Angeles and the City of Los Angeles Office of Emergency Services assigned to the disaster. Fred A.

Flores was Senior Staff, Director of Communications and Community Relations for Congress Howard L. Berman from 1992 to 2013. He was a community outreach counselor with New Directives for Youth from 1989 to 1992. In 17, listed on the United States Marine Corps and served honorally from 1978

to 1989. Studying at the National Crypto Logic School, where in 1988, he graduated from the Military Senior Crypological Supervisor Course while assigned to the National Security Agency, Ft Meade, Maryland. A graduate of the Valley Leadership Institute In 2000, Fred received an Allied Art diploma

from Los Angeles Mission College, College, Laude and in 2002, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California Los Angeles in Communications Studies (Mass Media concentration). In 2014, Fred A. Flores was honored by the California State Assembly, as a Veteran of the Year

2014 for the 39th Assembly District. XJoe Leal Mr Joe Leal is the lead organizer of many events to help veterans in all capacity. He is also the founder of the Vet Hunter Project, the Vet Hunter Military Motorcycle Club (D.OD.) and the American Veterans Learning Centre. Our combined mission is to end

and prevent veterans' homelessness. Vet Hunters members have extensive military experience, training, dedication to duty and unselfish service. In 2010, he founded the Vet Hunters Project (VHP), a nonprofit headquartered in El Monte dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness among veterans

and their Families. VHP provides veterans with needs such as food, clothing, funds and blankets. It also provides jobs, FREE training and housing for forgotten Veterans, whether at home to call themselves or in veterans' homes. The VHP is a Search, Educating and rescue operation - a team of volunteer

veterans looking for homeless veterans on the streets, under bridges, lanes, rivers and abandoned buildings. When the team found a homeless veteran, it provided the necessary supplies. To date, the Vet Hunters have prevented homelessness and put over 12,000 Veterans/Families into the homes of

many of them with job placements. Currently, Mr. Leal is working with the Department of Defense (Army Department) serving soldiers and families. He proudly offers services to all branches of service every day. around Los Angeles and the surrounding districts. Mr. Leal is currently stationed at a March

Air Force base under the 304th Brigade. The 304th is the largest Sustainability Brigade in the U.S. Army. Mr. Leal is currently in the 23 years of a combined Military and Federal service to our Country. Mr. Leal is also a veteran commissioner, Los Angeles County, the first district and a Director, Army

Reserve under the Support of Employers Controller and Reserve (ESGR). Under Mr Leals' leadership, the VHP continued its path to success by raising awareness about homeless veterans to the public. To date, the VHP is poised to own the inaugural Los Angeles County Employment, Health and

Veterans Resources Expo for 2017 which is projected to provide services for over 3,000 veterans, families and our communities. The event provides services for more than 800 Veterans they are every year. VHP team members also completed two major bike rides in which we searched and rescued

homeless veterans: a 1,900-mile track from East Los Angeles to St. Louis and another successful 3,700-mile bike track from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. which took place June 2013 where we were awarded Obama.XPatricia Jackson-Kelley Patricia Jackson-Kelley is a veteran of the US Air Force

and Air Force, Army and Naval Reserve. He retired with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel after 26 years of combined active duty and reserve services. Lt. Col. Jackson-Kelley served as Program Manager for a 40-bed substance abuse ward and as The Women's Veterans Program Manager with the Los

Angeles Department of Veterans Affairs. While working, he played an important role in implementing programs, funds and resources for female veterans. During his time at Veterans Hospital, he also served as one of the early board members during the formation of U.S. VETS Currently he serves on the

Foundation for Women's Warriors board of Directors, is the County of Los Angeles Commissioner of Military and Veterans Affairs in the 2nd District and VP of operations for the National Association of Black Military Women. Lt. Colonel Jackson-Kelley has awards/compliments from various officials,

organizations and government agencies selected. To highlight some, President George W. Bush's Form of Praise, Who's Who In Black Los Angeles, Ford Freedom Foundation Unsung Military Honoree, California Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans of Southern California Women's CalVET Year

(2010), California Department of Veterans Affairs Achievement in Leadership He recently received a letter of praise from past VA secretary Robert McDonald for serving at the Center for the National Committee on Minority Veterans to serve 2013-2015. XMarcel Rodarte Marcel Rodarte grew up in

Norwalk, CA and attended Ramona and Moffitt primary schools before graduating from Norwalk High School in 1990. Marcel is listed in the U.S. Navy while still in high school. He served four years as an Electronic Flight Technician on an F/A-18 aircraft from 1990 to 1994. Marcel then checked in and then

at the U.S. Air Force Reserve where he served from 1994 - 2011. He retired with 21 years of total service in December 2011 with the rank of Senior Master Sergeant (E-8). His military service took him to every continent in the world including various settlements to support regional conflicts, humanitarian

relief efforts, and the war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. His final settlement was a six-month visit to Germany in support of surge operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Marcel began his professional career as a federal employee in 1997. During the federal service, he worked for the Naval Department,

The Air Force Department, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Homeland Security. Marcel has worked as an electronics technician, quality assurance expert, program manager, and mission support supervisor. Marcel was selected to Bandaraya Norwalk in March 2011 and served as

Datuk Bandar bandar from March 2014 to March 2015. Marcel Marcel Third Executive Director of the California Contract Cities Association on July 1, 2016. The California Contract Cities Association is California's second largest local government association and serves 74 member cities in Los Angeles

County and beyond. Marcel voluntarily resigned from his elected position in the middle of his second term to avoid any potential conflicts of interest once he took over as Executive Director. Marcel is also the father of an eleven-year-old daughter and firmly believes in families while inspiring and

empowering youth today. Marcel holds an Associate Degree in Electronics and Logistics, Bachelor of Business Management, and a Masters in Leadership from the University of Southern California.XColonel Julian Bond Julian H. Bond has served on Active Duties in the Army, U.S. Army Reserve and

National Guard of the Army of California since 1989. Julian is a Combat Veteran (Operation Iraqi Freedom), a bronze Star Medal recipient. Previous assignments include: Platoon Chief, Observer Guard, Strength Management Officer, Installation Management, Operations Officer, Battalion Executive

Officer, Company Commander, Battalion Commander and Brigade Commander. Overseas deployments include: Japan, Korea, Germany, Ukraine, Kuwait and Iraq. Public education includes: Knox College (BA - Sociology), TUI University (MS Emergency Disaster Management) and University of Texas

AM (Civil Administration Concentration Army War College). Military education includes Basic and Advanced Courses of Quotamaster Officers, Combined School of Weapons Service Personnel, National Security Courses, Army Commandos and General Staff College and US Army War College. Military

employment expertise include: human resources, quarters, transportation, ordnance and multi-functional logistics. His awards and decorations include Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Honours Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal w/Bronze Star, Iraq

campaign medal w/2 Bronze Star, Global War on The Medal of Terrorism Services, the Humanitarian Service Medal, Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal and Parachute.XHector Elizade After a twenty-five-year corporate visit across the United States with the Fortune 500 Company, Hector Elizade In

2007 he was recruited by Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard for Mr Elizalde was exposed first hand to some critical issues veterans and their families faced at the time. While he carried out his duties as a case worker, and became too accoventic with red tape and challenged the veterans forced to

contend he knew that he had found his next mission in life. After two years with the Roybal-Allard Congress he extended his chances of becoming member of Congress Grace Napolitano and was given the title of Veterans and Military Relations. The new assignment gives Mr Elizalde a chance to learn

more about the transition from soldiers to the civilian life experienced by our military. After extensive research, he concluded that the root problem with most veterans' cases was the Veterans Administration (VA) himself for not showing leadership, vision, and most of the compassion for the lives of

veterans and their families. He continued to do veteran case work, but has always been one that sought to find solutions to problems, four years ago he developed the first Veterans Forum for Napolitano Congress. The goal is to process hundreds of claims on a given day, followed by timely follow-up on

pending claims with the VA. He persuaded the VA to provide the workforce needed to process claims, invite Long Coast VA Hospital, Vet Center (Mental Health) and other Veterans Service Organization to participate in today's one-day event with the result of which is one of the claims enacted and

registered hundreds of veterans into the VA System. Mr. Elizalde has partnered with Congresswoman Napolitano to provide a manual on how to implement veteran forums, as other Congressional leaders have expressed a desire to host the Veterans Forum in their own districts. Currently, Mr. Elizalde is

working with the California National Guard and Reserve Unit to create a model program for the transition out of military to civilian life, to ensure that soldiers discharged from the military are ready to face the challenges they will face when they become civilians again. Congresswoman Napolitano's office

provides 24/7 emergency services to homeless veterans seeking shelter and other types of assistance and working proactively with Vet Hunters on the project. Hector joined the U.S. Army in July 1964 and received his honorable release as an Expert (E-5) in July 1967 - he was a Vietnamese-era Veteran

and resident of the City of Monrovia. He was a member of the American Legion Post 804 - Eugene Obregon. Mr. Elizalde currently serves as the Deputy District Director at the El Monte District Office of the Napolitano Congress. Mr. Elizalde believes that there is no greater honor than serving our country

and flag. She feels special that she is able to continue serving the earthly and brave men and women who we call veterans - an honor she is committed to living. XDennis Tucker Dennis Tucker served honorally in the U.S. Army for 22 years. He started at the Department of Employment Development

(EDD) on 11 March 2013, with the Labor Services Branch about 3 years ago. Dennis Tucker served as part of a veteran staff at the Area Recruitment Unit (ARU 103). His duties as Local Job Representatives (LVER) are to primarily carry out reach to employers and engage in advocacy efforts by taking

executives to increase employment opportunities for veterans, promote disability veteran intake, and generally help veterans to gain and retain jobs. LVER is in line with the fulfillment of veterans specific needs, particularly veterans with obstacles to employment, and become very accovenous with the

various employment development services and training programs available at the State Workforce Agency's One Stop Career Centre and The Location of the Department of Vocational Veterans Affairs and Employment Program. Dennis Tucker has managed to help over 300 Disabled Veterans, RecentLy

Separated Veterans, Protected Veterans or Other Eligible Veterans and public job seekers into respected jobs. Commissioner Tucker currently serves as the Veterans/Talent Acquisition Program Manager for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA METRO). Collaborating with

METRO has enabled the Commissioner for flexibility and latitude to help veterans enter by leveraging on those skills, knowledge, and attributes to showcase those military experiences. In addition, his office helps with the selection and onboarding process. They are a channel for Veterans job seekers to

leverage increased resumes, workshops, translations of military employment expertise (MOS), and application processes. Commissioner Dennis Tucker was appointed to the Veterans Advisory Commission of Los Angeles County by Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas to represent 2nd Supervisor and

District.XMichael McDowell Michael McDowell currently serves as Executive Director for the Northern Hollywood-headquartered Soldier Project, CA where the organization has served honoring thousands of veterans He led a national organization offering free, confidential, and unlimited mental health and

behaviour for 9/11 Post veterans and loved ones. Previously, Commissioner McDowell served as Associate Director and Operations Director of the Cohen Military Family Clinic at USC from 2016-2017. A retired Navy, McDowell served as a field artillery officer and civil affairs officer from January 2001 to

August 2016 and held many platoons, batteries, and battalion-level commands before departing from active duty service. He deployed six different times, serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Southeast Asia as a member of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit in Okinawa, Japan. He has extensive professional

and academic training in organisational leadership, operational planning, and strategy development. Commissioner McDowell holds graduate degrees from the University of Southern California (MBA, 2015) and Montana State (M.Ed, 1994). He is currently a doctorate of philosophy at the Rossier School of

Education at USC focusing on Education Leadership in higher education. Michael McDowell served as a board member including the Community Veterans Engagement Board of Los Angeles West, Veterans Commissioner of Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, and veteran steering

committee Peer Access Network (VPAN) for the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health (LADMH) $20M peer support. Commissioner McDowell's personal involvement in mental and behavioral health support has led to his desire to build a virtual community-centered clinic with suppliers and peer

support to provide short-term and long-term services to veterans and family members living in underserved areas in Los Angeles County. As a social entrepreneur and strategy, Michael McDowell focuses on data-centered outcomes, leading the concept of Your Meeting Where You Are bringing wraparound services to customers in communities where veterans live and work. His scalable vision of building a long-term and sustainable concept, combining mutually supportive community partnerships in the Greater Los Angeles Veterans Administration (GLAVA), LADMH, and other non-governmental

nonprofit service partners (NGOs) that offer persistent reductions in homelessness, unemployment, and unresolved legal issues related to post-traumatic stress, moral injuries and symptoms Veterans Affairs Remains Fully Operational Through Virtual Filing Veterans Service Officer & Electronics

continue to service veterans and veteran families remotely can contact MVA Veterans Service Officer directly by calling (877) 4LA-VETS, (213)765-9680 or (213) 765-9681 or by email at outreach@mva. For immediate assistance, general questions or to check the status of claims or appeals,

please contact VA at 1-800-827-1000 or at and/or calVet District Office at (213) 620-2755. **PLEASE CLOSE THIS BOX TO VIEW ALL AVAILABLE VETERAN SERVICES** AVAILABLE**

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