Kerr County Clerk: Copies of a Recorded Military Discharge

The form. The County Clerk's "Request for Copy of Military Discharge Form" (2023) asks the number of copies, the full name of the person on record, the date of discharge, the war, the date of birth and Social Security number, the requester's name, address, relationship to the person and "Purpose for obtaining this record", and the requester's driver's licence number. "Administrative rules require that on restricted records, all identifying information in the above items must be provided in order to issue such record being requested along with a Xerox copy of the identification from the person requesting the record." Give the volume and page or file number if you know them. The rules. Recording a discharge is free and certified copies for the veteran are free (Local Government Code 192.002 and Government Code 552.140, which keeps a recorded discharge confidential except to the veteran, family, an agent and the others it lists; see the Texas entries). The Clerk's fee schedule (November 2025) does not list the discharge, so ask if a fee is quoted. Where. County Clerk Nadene Alford, Kerr County Courthouse, 700 Main Street, Suite 122, Kerrville, TX 78028; 830-792-2255, fax 830-792-2274. The Veterans Service Office (830-792-2203) can also request a DD-214 from the National Archives.