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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Some Ohio veterans with 100% service-connected disabilities may be eligible for refunds of registration taxes and fees they paid for military specialty license plates, but they must submit claims by Dec. The refunds are part of a proposed class-action settlement involving the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The settlement still needs court approval, so qualifying veterans would not receive money immediately. These are five takeaways from the original article , which examined who may qualify, how to file a claim and why the BMV owes refunds. Eligibility depends on both disability status and the plate purchased A veteran may qualify if registration taxes or fees were paid for one or more Ohio military specialty plates on or after Oct.

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