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Veteran DD214 is a private company, not affiliated with the U.S. government, the VA, or the National Archives. DD214 records are available free from the National Archives.

How it works

  1. 1 Tell us the basics
  2. 2 We file same-day
  3. 3 Delivered securely

Three steps, 2–3 minutes of your time.

  1. 1

    Tell us the basics

    A short intake form: name, branch, approximate service dates, and what you need the DD214 for. Just 2–3 minutes, and we never ask for a full SSN.

  2. 2

    We prepare, you sign, we file

    We fill out the SF-180 and send it for a one-tap e-signature, then submit to the National Archives the same business day, then follow up every two weeks so you don't have to.

  3. 3

    Delivered securely

    When your DD214 arrives, we deliver it through an encrypted link, not a regular email attachment. Your SSN deserves that.

What veterans and their families tell us.

The people we help are usually somewhere between frustrated and out of time. Here's how it goes once we take it off their plate.

I figured my records were lost in the '73 fire. They tracked them down and had the DD214 in my email a few weeks later. No complaints.

Harold M.

Army veteran · Vietnam era
My husband passed and I needed his discharge papers for the funeral home and the VA. I didn't know where to start. They handled it and answered every question I had.

Carol J.

Spouse of a Navy veteran
I tried the online forms myself and got rejected twice. They took care of the whole thing. I should have called them first.

Donald R.

Air Force, retired
I was settling my father's estate and the attorney needed his service record. They walked me through each step and kept it straightforward.

Patricia L.

Daughter of a WWII veteran
They did what they said they would do and kept me posted along the way. The document arrived when they told me it would.

Wayne T.

Marine Corps veteran
We needed my husband's DD214 for a VA home loan on a tight deadline. They got it back to us with a few days to spare.

Linda S.

Spouse of an Army veteran
I'm not good with computers, so having a person handle it was the reason I called. No runaround. It got done.

Gary W.

Navy veteran · served in the 1970s
After my brother died I had a lot to deal with. This was one thing I didn't have to manage myself. They were respectful about it.

Barbara A.

Next of kin
I don't have much patience for government paperwork at my age. I paid, answered a few questions, and they took it from there. Honest and to the point.

Eugene D.

Army veteran · Korea era
I'd been putting it off for months. It turned out to be the simplest item on my list. That was a relief.

Sandra K.

Daughter handling her father's affairs

Most of our customers come to us after trying it themselves.

Requesting a DD214 takes time, attention to detail, and a working knowledge of what the National Archives needs. Small mistakes on the form can mean weeks of additional delay. We do this every day, so we know exactly how to prepare and submit a clean request the first time.

Stuck on the paperwork

Tried eVetRecs or the SF-180 and hit a wall: confusion, a rejection, or just lost momentum.

Out of time

Would rather pay someone who does this every day than spend a month learning a federal form.

Next-of-kin

Spouses and adult children of deceased veterans handling funeral, estate, or VA matters.

Older records

Vietnam, Korea, and WWII-era veterans whose records may be in the 1973 NPRC fire window.

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  • ✓ Full SF-180 preparation
  • ✓ Submission to NPRC
  • ✓ Bi-weekly status updates
  • ✓ Secure encrypted delivery
  • ✓ 120-day money-back guarantee: pay nothing if we can't retrieve it
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Frequently asked

Questions we hear most.

Isn't this free from the government?
Yes. DD214s are free from the National Archives via eVetRecs or the SF-180 form. We're a paid service that does the work for you. If you'd rather handle it yourself, our free guide walks you through it. Most of our customers tried that route first and decided their time was worth more than the fee.
How long will it take?
Realistically, 8–12 weeks from when you sign the SF-180 to when you receive your DD214. Sometimes faster, sometimes longer. NPRC sets the pace on processing. We submit your request within one business day of receiving your signed form, then track it through to delivery and send you a status update every two weeks.
What if you can't find my records?
If you're on our Guaranteed plan and we can't retrieve your DD214 within 120 days, you get a full refund. On the Standard plan, we'll keep working the case but the fee is non-refundable. Records destroyed in the 1973 NPRC fire require a special reconstruction process. Please mention this when you order.
Is my Social Security Number safe?
Yes. We collect only what NPRC requires, store it encrypted, and deliver your DD214 through an encrypted portal, never as a plain email attachment. We never share your information with third parties.
I'm next-of-kin to a deceased veteran. Can I request a DD214?
Yes. As a spouse, parent, child, or sibling of a deceased veteran, you can request the DD214 with proof of relationship and the veteran's death certificate. We'll guide you through what NPRC needs.
What if my records were destroyed in the 1973 fire?
The 1973 NPRC fire damaged or destroyed millions of records, mostly Army (1912–1959) and Air Force (1947–1963, names Hubbard–Z). These cases require a reconstruction process using alternate documents. We handle this. It just takes longer (6+ months) and we'll set that expectation clearly upfront.
Are you affiliated with the government?
No. Veteran DD214 is a private company. We are not affiliated with the National Archives, NPRC, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or any government agency. DD214 records are available free from the National Archives.

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