Miscellaneous

Cherokee County Register of Deeds: Military Discharge

The Cherokee County Register of Deeds records a military discharge - the official form, not available to the public - at no charge, per the office’s published fee list; the confidentiality of the record is the statute’s (sections 30-15-10 to 30-15-60 route in the State entry).

Also called: DD-214, DD214, military discharge, discharge recording, register of deeds, no charge, official form, not available to the public, confidential, Gaffney, Gaffney, Blacksburg, Grover, Chesnee.

For: Veteran or service member, survivor.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

The South Carolina register of deeds records discharges and the record is not public; see the South Carolina entry. What Cherokee's own fee list gives the route is the price: the office's FEE-LIST PDF, the South Carolina recording fees, carries the line "MILITARY DISCHARGE - OFFICIAL FORM (Not available to the Public) - NO CHARGE". Where. The Register of Deeds sits in the Cherokee County Administration Building, 110 Railroad Ave., Gaffney; its fee-schedule and indexing pages carry the recording requirements (two witnesses and a notary or probate for most instruments). Bring the DD-214 to the Register of Deeds; the filing takes no fee and the record is withheld from the public under the State's discharge-confidentiality entry.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Cherokee County Register of Deeds: Military Discharge
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Veteran with a discharge to recordThe statute takes the filing free and keeps it from the public. The rating filter never hides this entry.

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