The County Clerk registers DD-214s and Honorable Discharge papers, issues a free veteran photo ID card showing the registration’s book and page, and takes free Veteran Vending License applications from honorably discharged county residents.
Also called: DD-214, veteran photo ID, Veteran Vending License, Pamela R. Lampitt, free, registration.
"Veterans may register their Honorable Discharge Papers and Form DD-214 with the County Clerk's Office. The veteran can receive a photo ID card which lists the veteran's address, and the book and page number where a record of the veteran's documents are permanently stored in the County Clerk's Office. To receive an ID card, the veteran must show business mail, or a bill, addresses to the veteran at the veteran's Camden County residence, postmarked within the past 30 days. This service is free to all honorably discharged Camden County veterans."
Vending. "Honorably discharged veterans residing in Camden County may apply for a Veteran Vending License. There is no charge for this service. You must apply in person to the Clerk's Office. Please bring your DD-214 discharge papers and proof of Camden County residency." (The state peddler right itself is the State entry, N.J.S.A. 45:24-9.)
The clerk's office also "can assist veterans in acquiring copies of military documents and accessing military services" and "can also assist honorably discharged veterans in obtaining military decorations and medals to which they are entitled." County Clerk Pamela R. Lampitt's main office is in the courthouse at 520 Market Street, Camden; the clerk's veterans page cross-references (856) 225-5300.
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Honorably discharged Camden County veterans
Registration, the photo ID card and the vending license are for honorably discharged county veterans; no rating is required.
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