Form MV-75 at a glance
What it is: MV-75 (6/26) is the Notification of Military Service.
Where and when to file: Separate the two parts and mail Part 1.
For a NYS licensed driver who has entered military service, Section 9196(3) of the Unconsolidated Laws of New York State extends the expiration date of the driver license if it is set to expire prior to separation from service; the expiration date of the license will be extended to six months after the date of separation from service. Anyone who does not use this form to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles of their entry into service may not be able to renew their license when discharged.
A filled-in Form MV-75 example: a driver with a new address
How to fill out Form MV-75, box by box
Driver License Number, Driver Signature and Name
Enter the Driver License Number.
Sign the Driver Signature box.
Write the Name as it appears on the driver license.
Current Address
Enter the Current Address (number and street) and Apt. #, then the Zip Code, City and State.
Date of Birth, License Expiration Date and Date of Entry Into Service
Enter the Date of Birth and the License Expiration Date.
Enter the Date of Entry Into Service.
If the address written above is a new address
If the address written in Current Address is a new address, check this box.
If your address has changed and you would like to update it, provide the new address and include a copy of the front and back of your current New York State driver license/Non-Driver ID or military ID.
More rules for Form MV-75
Complete both parts of this form using the information on your New York State driver license.
Cut out, fold, and keep Part 2 with your NYS driver license.
If your situation is different
Mail Part 1
Mail Part 1 to: New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, License Production Bureau, PO Box 2895, Albany NY 12220-0895.
Sources
[1] Form MV-75 (6/26), Notification of Military Service, New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (the Official source link on this page).