Habersham County Clerk of Superior Court: the Military Discharges page

The page. The county's Military Discharges page, under the Clerk of Superior Court section of habershamga.com: "Military discharge papers (Form DD214) are important to armed services veterans who wish to apply for educational or other veterans' benefits. If the original papers are lost or destroyed, how can a veteran prove he/she served in the military? By having his/her DD214 recorded in the Clerk of Court's office." The fee and the procedure. "Recording is simple, easy, and free. The veteran just needs to bring the form to the office of the Clerk of Court in the county where he/she lives. The DD214 will be stamped 'Filed,' a book and page number noted on it, and a copy will be recorded immediately. The original will then be handed back to the veteran. Should a veteran need a copy or a certified copy of his/her discharge papers, all he/she has to do is request one from the Clerk's office where it was filed. There is no charge for this service." Where. The county's How Do I block: "File for divorce? Clerk of Court, 295 Llewellyn St., Clarkesville, GA, 706-839-0300"; the same office and number carry the discharge recording. The courthouse is at 295 Llewellyn Street, Clarkesville; a Habersham veteran records the DD-214 there and asks for the free certified copies at the same window. The statute behind it is O.C.G.A. 15-6-78 and 15-6-72 (the State entries).