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“War causes visible and invisible
wounds alike. Let us collectively ensure
that in life, as on the battlefield, no
comrade is left behind.”
- Brandon McClain, (Sergeant, ARNG)
CONTACT THE RECORDER’S OFFICE
Brandon C. McClain
Montgomery County Recorder
Montgomery County
Administration Building
451 W. Third Street
Dayton, OH 45422
Phone: 937-225-4275
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mcrecorder.org/
VETERAN SERVICES CONTACTS
Montgomery County Veterans Services
4th Floor, East Medical Plaza
627 Edwin C. Moses Blvd.
Dayton, OH 45417
(937) 225-4801
Veterans Suicide Crisis Line
1-800-273-8255
National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
(877) 424-3838
Samaritan Behavioral Health Crisiscare
(937) 244-4646
sbhihelp.org
American Legion
(740) 362-7478
www.ohiolegion.com
AMVETS
(614) 431-6990
(800) OH-AMVET
www.ohamvets.org
Disabled American Veterans
(614) 221-3582
www.ohiodav.org
Veterans of Foreign Wars
(614) 224-1838
www.ohiovfw.org
Vietnam Veterans of America
(614) 228-0188
www.vva.org
Dayton VA Medical Center
1-844-698-2311
www.dayton.va.gov
@Recorder Brandon McClain
@RecorderMcClain
@RecorderMcClain
VETERAN
IDENTIFICATION CARD
PROGRAM
Honoring Those Who Have Faithfully Served Us
BENEFITS OF A VETERAN ID CARD DD-214 INFORMATION
VETERAN ID CARD REQUIREMENTS
Your Veteran ID Card serves as proof of
honorable military discharge.
More convenient to carry a card.
Serves as a valid form of voter
identification.
Can be used to assist with obtaining
eligibility for hospital, burial, service
credit benefits, store discounts, and
more.
The Veteran ID Card is FREE of charge
for eligible veterans.
If you show your wallet-sized Veteran ID Card
issued by the Montgomery County Recorder’s
Office, you will receive year round discounts
from businesses not only in Montgomery Coun-
ty, but also across the state of Ohio and the
United States.
A list of businesses that offer veteran discounts
will available to view on our website:
www.mcrecorder.org by clicking the ‘Veteran
ID Card Program’ tab.
If you do not have your DD-214, you MUST
call (937) 225-4801 to schedule
an appointment with the Montgomery
County Veteran Services office to request a
copy. Their office is located on the 4th floor of
the East Medical Plaza Building at:
627 Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Dayton, OH
45417.
Once you have received your DD-214, you
are able to record it in the
Recorder’s Office FREE of charge.
Upon recording, the original DD-214
must stay in the Recorder’s Office over-
night and may be picked up or mailed the
following business day.
A certified copy of your DD-214 will be
provided at the time of recording.
At no time is the information from your
DD-214 displayed on public record.
Under the Ohio Revised Code, any veteran
who presents a DD-214 identifying a discharge
type other than dishonorable shall be eligible
to be issued a Veteran Identification Card.
In addition, veterans MUST bring two of the
following forms of identification:
Birth certificate
ID card from the U.S. Department of
Veteran Affairs
U.S. military ID
Social security card
CCW license
Ohio drivers license
State issued ID
Valid U.S. passport
*This Veteran ID Card does not independently
qualify a veteran for benefits offered by the U.S.
Department of Veteran Affairs (VA). The VA
retains sole discretion in determining eligibility for
their benefits.
DID YOU KNOW...
NEW: Montgomery County Recorder’s Office has now started off-site recording of veteran discharge documents (DD-214’s) and registering
veterans for the Veteran ID Card Program. Effective May 22, 2019. Please visit our website www.mcrecorder.org. for more details.
