Pasquotank County (North Carolina) Register of Deeds: Recorded Discharges and the Thank a Veteran Program

The rules are the State's; see the North Carolina entry on G.S. 47-113.2, which lets the register record discharges and keeps the record open only to the veteran and the people the statute allows, the recording itself free. What the county's Register of Deeds page says of the office: "This office provides many services to all walks of life, whether the professional community or the general public. All documents pertaining to land transactions are recorded and maintained in this office. This office also issues marriage licenses, administers notary oaths, retains military discharges, cemetery records, plats, genealogy information, as well as other useful information." The office "is committed to the proper enforcement of NC General Statutes governing our office and in providing prompt and professional service to all whom use our office", and accepts e-recording through Simplifile and CSC. The Register is Penny Newbern and the Assistant Register of Deeds Shirley F. Bryant. The programme. The Board's February 21, 2025 retreat minutes record the office's year under "Register of Deeds": preserving older marriage licenses (January to June 1951) with conservation treatment, "Fraud Detection - A free fraud detection service was implemented for citizens", and "Thank a Veteran Program - The Thank a Veteran Program was implemented for veterans." The programme is the office's own; its workings are not published on the county site, and a veteran asks the office at the courthouse. Where. Pasquotank County Register of Deeds, at the courthouse in Elizabeth City; the office's page and the Board's retreat minutes are the county's records of it.