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Soldiers or Veterans may request their DD Form 214 for continuous periods of 90 days or more of Full Time National Guard Duty (FTNGD). Your request must contain certain basic information for us to locate/generate your separation document. This information includes: The veteran's complete name used while in the CAARNG.

NGB Form 22 will confirm your character of service at the time of your discharge, while the NGB Form 23 will verify your total time as “active duty.” In order to approve your application for this exemption, we must have both NGB Form 22 and Form 23.

Soldiers or Veterans may request their DD Form 214 for continuous periods of 90 days or more of Full Time National Guard Duty (FTNGD). Your request must contain certain basic information for us to locate/generate your separation document. This information includes: The veteran's complete name used while in the CAARNG.

Soldiers or Veterans may request their DD Form 214 for continuous periods of 90 days or more of Full Time National Guard Duty (FTNGD). Your request must contain certain basic information for us to locate/generate your separation document. This information includes: The veteran's complete name used while in the CAARNG.

While DD Form 214 is designated for active duty service, NGB Form 22 is meant for those who served in the Army National Guard. The NGB Form 22 is the National Guard equivalent of the DD Form 214 and is proof of service for California Army National Guard service members.

NGB Form 22 will confirm your character of service at the time of your discharge, while the NGB Form 23 will verify your total time as “active duty.” In order to approve your application for this exemption, we must have both NGB Form 22 and Form 23.

If for whatever reason an original DD214 is unusable, unreadable, or destroyed, upon verification of service, the National Personnel Record Center can issue NA Form 13038, a Certification of Military Service, which is also a perfect legal substitute for DD214.

Soldiers or Veterans may request their DD Form 214 for continuous periods of 90 days or more of Full Time National Guard Duty (FTNGD). Your request must contain certain basic information for us to locate/generate your separation document. This information includes: The veteran's complete name used while in the CAARNG.

All guard members need a completed DD Form 368, which is a request for conditional release from their U.S. National Guard unit. This form covers aspects of your transfer, such as acknowledging your wish to transfer and your unit's approval of that transfer.

While DD Form 214 is designated for active duty service, NGB Form 22 is meant for those who served in the Army National Guard. The NGB Form 22 is the National Guard equivalent of the DD Form 214 and is proof of service for California Army National Guard service members.

You can get your DD214, NGB22, or DD256 faster with DD214Direct.com. We may have DD214 in our name, but we can also locate and provide copies of your NGB22 and DD256 forms if you need them—and it's all done online!

If for whatever reason an original DD214 is unusable, unreadable, or destroyed, upon verification of service, the National Personnel Record Center can issue NA Form 13038, a Certification of Military Service, which is also a perfect legal substitute for DD214.

Members of the National Guard are not required to complete NGB Form 22. But they will need to sign it when they're discharged. If you've lost your form (or you never received one), you'll need to contact the National Guard Adjutant's Office for your particular state.

All guard members need a completed DD Form 368, which is a request for conditional release from their U.S. National Guard unit. This form covers aspects of your transfer, such as acknowledging your wish to transfer and your unit's approval of that transfer.

Service member wishes to enlist or be appointed in another component. complete a DD Form 368, Request for Conditional Release, with the G1 as the approving official (see Figure 2-2).

You can get your DD214, NGB22, or DD256 faster with DD214Direct.com. We may have DD214 in our name, but we can also locate and provide copies of your NGB22 and DD256 forms if you need them—and it's all done online!

NGB Form 22 will confirm your character of service at the time of your discharge, while the NGB Form 23 will verify your total time as “active duty.”

Members of the National Guard are not required to complete NGB Form 22. But they will need to sign it when they're discharged. If you've lost your form (or you never received one), you'll need to contact the National Guard Adjutant's Office for your particular state.

Service member wishes to enlist or be appointed in another component. complete a DD Form 368, Request for Conditional Release, with the G1 as the approving official (see Figure 2-2).

NGB Form 22 will confirm your character of service at the time of your discharge, while the NGB Form 23 will verify your total time as “active duty.”

Service member wishes to enlist or be appointed in another component. complete a DD Form 368, Request for Conditional Release, with the G1 as the approving official (see Figure 2-2).

NGB Form 22 will confirm your character of service at the time of your discharge, while the NGB Form 23 will verify your total time as “active duty.”