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Depending on how you served — active duty, National Guard, or Reserves — you may need something else entirely.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the different forms and who typically receives them:
An NGB22 (for National Guard separation)
A DD256 (for honorable discharge from the Reserves)
Why Would I Need a Copy of My DD214, NGB22, or DD256?
These documents are commonly used by government agencies to verify and protect your veteran status. Proof of military service may be required for:
VA mortgage
assistance
Background
checks
Military funeral
Honors
Burial benefits or
burial at sea
Genealogical
research
Training & education opportunities
Veteran employment
preference
Veteran license
plates
Discounts for products
& services
Rejoining the military
after discharge
We get all proof of service documents, including: DD214, NGB22, Reserve Separation Orders, Retirement Point Statements, and complete Official Military Personnel Files.
Why Do Thousands of Veterans Use DD214 Direct Instead of Going Through the Government?
Because for most people, the free process isn’t actually free — it costs time, stress, and uncertainty.
Sure, you can get your discharge documents through the government. But here’s what you’re not told:
One small mistake can delay your request for weeks — or get it rejected entirely
There’s no real-time tracking, no support, and no guaranteed turnaround
It’s not always clear which agency holds your record — and sending it to the wrong one can cause delays
You rarely get updates — so you’re left wondering if your request is even moving forward.
“The team helped me understand what I was missing, guided me through the process, and got my forms back fast.”
– Diomy A.
“After 23 years in the Army and Air Force, I thought I'd be digging through old records. Instead, I got everything I needed without a single phone call.”
– Andrew H.