| Veterans are encouraged to take
their military discharge papers (DD214) to the local register of
deeds for recording. The register of deeds will copy and
index the document and give the original back to the
veteran. If the original is ever lost, destroyed or damaged,
the veteran can always get a certified copy from the register of
deeds.
Military discharge papers are
valuable to veterans because they may be required to prove
eligibility for certain benefits and programs.
If you cannot locate your DD214
military discharge document, contact the Dodge
County Veteran's Service Office at (920) 386-3798 for
assistance.
To get your DD214 military
discharge document recorded, make sure that it has an original
signature. First, take this document to the Veterans
Service Office during office hours. Processing will take about
5 to 10
minutes.
To get a certified copy of your
DD214 military discharge document, which was recorded earlier with
the Dodge County Register of Deeds, go to or call the Dodge County
Veteran's Service Office at 127 E. Oak St., 2nd Floor (920
386-3798). |
