Westchester County Clerk: Free Discharge Recording and Peddler License
The Westchester County Clerk's Legal Division records a DD-214 free, returns it at once, keeps it sealed, and gives a free image whenever the veteran needs one. The Clerk also issues the free veteran's peddler licence.
Also called: DD-214, DD214, County Clerk, peddler license, Military Law 250, White Plains.
Recording discharges. Bring the original DD-214 to the Legal Division of the Westchester County Clerk, entering through the Richard J. Daronco Courthouse in White Plains, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It is copied and returned at once, kept sealed, and an image is given free whenever the veteran needs one. Only the veteran, a parent, spouse, dependent or child, an estate representative or a public official at work may get a copy. See the New York entry on discharge recording. Questions: 914-995-3070. The Clerk gives its address as 110 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Room 330; the Veterans Service Agency's page gives 111, the courthouse entrance.
Peddler licence. The Clerk issues the State's veteran's peddler licence free to an honorably discharged New York resident veteran of a war or of overseas service, or the surviving spouse, who has lived in the county six months; bring the DD-214 showing it, photo ID and a passport photo (the office takes one free). City, town and village rules still apply. See the New York entry on the peddler licence.
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Thresholds for Westchester County Clerk: Free Discharge Recording and Peddler License
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An honorable discharge
Recording, copies and the licence are free. No rating is needed.
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