Tuolumne County Recorder: Certified Copies of a Recorded DD-214

The form. The Recorder's "Application to Request a Military Discharge Document" (revised December 2016): "Certified copies of Military Discharge Record (DD214) may only be issued to the following person(s) defined in section 6107(b) of the Government Code. Such person, pursuant to section 27303.5 of the Government Code, may obtain a DD214 official record if a full social security number is required to receive benefits." Tick one: the person the document is about; "A family member or legal representative of the person who is the subject of the military discharge document"; "A city, county or state office that provide veterans' benefits"; or "A United States official." Give the veteran's name, relationship, year, branch and number of copies, with a photo ID number, and sign the unsworn statement under penalty of perjury; "If submitting your order by mail, you must have your sworn statement notarized using the Certificate of Acknowledgment on the reverse side of this form." What it costs. The form names no fee. Government Code 6107 makes a copy free when it is used for a veterans' benefit claim, and section 27381 makes recording a discharge free (see the California entry); say what the copy is for. The Veterans Service Office (209-533-6280) can also order a DD-214 from the National Personnel Records Center for you. Where. Tuolumne County Recorder, 2 South Green Street, Sonora, CA 95370.