What You Need Before Filling Out the Form
Gather these documents before opening the PDF editor to avoid delays:
- DD-214 discharge certificate or current active duty orders
- Documentation confirming Connecticut residency at the time of your induction (for example, a prior driver's license, utility bill, or voter registration record)
- Your vehicle identification number (VIN) and current or pending registration details
Step-by-Step Instructions for Completing Connecticut Form B-276
Step 1: Click the "Get Form" button at the top of this page to open the PDF editor in your browser.
Step 2: Enter your full legal name, date of birth, and branch of service in the personal information section.
Step 3: Record your active service dates and the Connecticut county or town where you lived at the time of induction.
Step 4: Note or attach your proof of service documentation in the appropriate field.
In an effort to complete this form, make sure you provide the necessary details in each and every field:
1. The B-276 form requires precise service and residency details. Be sure that the following blanks are finalized:
Step 5: Review all entries for accuracy, then click "Done" to download or email your completed PDF. FormsPal guarantees risk-free document editing with no personal information stored or shared.
Once your waiver is complete, submit it to the Connecticut DMV alongside a standard vehicle registration form. For other state exemption programs, you can also review the general fee waiver application guide available on FormsPal.
Frequently Asked Questions About Connecticut Form B-276
Who qualifies for the Connecticut B-276 vehicle registration fee waiver?
Active duty military members and veterans who were Connecticut residents at induction qualify. Veterans must have been honorably discharged or separated under qualifying conditions within the two years prior to applying.
Does the waiver cover all vehicle types?
The waiver applies to standard motor vehicle registrations. Contact the Connecticut DMV to confirm eligibility for specialty or commercial vehicles before submitting your application.
What if I miss the two-year deadline after discharge?
Applications submitted after the two-year window following an honorable discharge are typically not eligible for the fee exemption. Contact the Connecticut DMV directly if you have questions about your specific situation.
