How do we verify the identity of potential new hires with previous Federal service who have lost all their identification documents as a result of a disaster?
Military veterans can request a copy of their DD214 (separation document), by contacting the National Personnel Records Center. It typically takes about six working days for the Records Center to process a request. To obtain an expedited copy of a DD214, you should go to http://vetrecs.archives.gov/ to submit your request according to the instructions posted. Former federal employees who need information from their civil service records, may fax a request to 314-801-9269. Be sure to include the full name, SSN, name of employing agency and dates of service. Requests should be signed, and also include the fax number or mailing address to which the National Personnel Records Center should send the information. HR Offices may submit requests for applicants’ Federal records to the National Personnel Records Center via fax at 314-801-9269. Back to the top DoD Civilian Assistance and Re-employment (CARE) Issues for HR Practitioners The following questions and answers address a variety of PPP
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