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Veterans Information System — Registering So the State Can Find You

A registry launched by the veterans department in 2012 with the state technology department, designed to improve the department’s ability to provide information and services. Registration is by an online application, and the department states it enhances its ability to serve you.

Verified August 23, 2026

What this benefit is

A registry launched by the veterans department in 2012 with the state technology department, designed to improve the department’s ability to provide information and services. Registration is by an online application, and the department states it enhances its ability to serve you.

What it's worth: Registration with the state veterans department

  • The department states it launched the Veterans Information System in 2012, designed in cooperation with the state technology department to improve its ability to provide information and services to veterans.
  • The department states that being included in the system enhances its ability to serve you, and that inclusion is by completing an online application.
  • The booklet publishes the registration address as uvisreg.utah.gov.
  • Nothing in the booklet makes registration a precondition for any benefit.
  • No discharge test, rating test or fee is stated for registration.

Who is entitled to it

  • The registry records the veteran.
  • You served in the armed forces.
  • Your home is in Utah.

Not sure whether that describes you?

Answer a few questions about this benefit specifically — we only ask what this one actually depends on, and we stop as soon as we know.

How to claim it

  1. 1Register early rather than when you need something. The point of the system is that the department can reach you, and that only helps in advance.
  2. 2Treat it as a mailing list with a state department behind it, not as an application. Nothing read this session makes registration a gate in front of any benefit.
  3. 3Register separately from any claim you have open. The system is administrative; it does not move a claim along.
  4. 4If you have moved into the state recently, this is the cheapest single thing you can do to start receiving state benefit information.
  5. 5A family member cannot register on the veteran’s behalf as the system is described — the record is of the veteran.
Form
Online registration application
File with
Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs
No renewal
Once granted it does not need renewing.
Worth knowingSome states make registry enrolment a precondition for tax and licence benefits. Nothing read this session says that is so here — register because it is useful, not because you will lose something without it.
Known gapWhat the registration form asks for, how the data is used and shared, and whether there is any statutory authority for the system were not established.

Sources

Why only one source type: The system is the department’s own and is described in the department’s own publication. The state statute host timed out on every attempt this session, so no statutory basis could be checked.

This finder provides an informational match, not a government eligibility determination. The responsible agency decides your application.