KS HB2274

Designates Kansas as a "purple heart state" and establishes August 7 as Purple Heart Day, with the governor issuing an annual proclamation and the Office of Veterans Services promoting observance activities

Allows homeless veterans to apply for nondriver identification cards without providing a principal residence address, accepting verification letters from veterans services organizations, VA medical centers, jails, correctional facilities, or homeless service nonprofits

Permits homeless veterans to use copies, digital forms, or expired documents (including common access cards, driver's licenses, or voter registration cards) as proof of identity for ID card applications, and eliminates birth certificate fees for homeless veterans obtaining ID cards

Makes identification cards issued to homeless veterans non-expiring

Removes the "active" military service requirement for occupational licensing fee exemptions, extending fee waivers for all licensing, application, and background check fees to military spouses of any military servicemember (not just active duty)