Inquiry as to validity of discharge oath of person seeking registration.
The clerk of court shall call to his assistance the head officer of the posts of American Legion in his county to furnish a perfect list of the persons entitled to registration. Upon the presentation of any official discharge or official certificate of lost discharge from the armed services of the United States, the clerk of court of any county of the State shall record free such discharge in the book provided for in Section 30-15-10. The clerk of court shall remove the certificate from the public records and return the original to him if available and in possession of the clerk. The person filing the certificate must notify the clerk of court in writing and under oath he wishes the certificate to be removed from the public records. Invalidating filing of discharge form with court clerk.Ī person retired or discharged from the armed services of the United States who has filed his release or discharge certificate now known as DD Form 214 with the clerk of court of any county of this State for safekeeping or other purposes may invalidate this filing and remove it from the public records in the manner provided by this section. Such book shall be securely bound, shall contain an alphabetical index and the pages of it shall be printed in the form of discharge papers, with sufficient blank lines for the recording of such dates as may be contained in the discharge papers offered for registration.
There shall be provided and at all times maintained in the office of the clerk of court of each county a special and permanent book in which shall be recorded official discharges from the military and naval forces of the United States.
Book for recording discharges from military and naval forces of United States.
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