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Standard Form 180 - Request Pertaining to Military Records

SF-180 requests copies of U.S. military service records (DD 214, personnel file, medical records). It is not an application to correct records or upgrade a discharge. We never ask for a Social Security number: that box is left blank for you to write in by hand. If this doesn't fit your situation, please don't buy.

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This form may be available free from the issuing agency or other sources. To be clear: the blank SF-180 is free from the National Archives, and veterans and next of kin can also request records free online through the National Archives' eVetRecs service, without paying us. Private company, independent and not the National Archives, the National Personnel Records Center, the VA, the Department of Defense or any government agency; not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government. We do not file or sign anything for you, and we do not give legal advice. ALL AI Forms is not a law firm. This product is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. There are probably other free ways to get this form, including from the issuing agency. We can't promise what records exist or how fast they will be sent. One-time charge, no subscription. Checkout is hosted by Stripe. Terms.

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Price

Our fee is $4.99. The National Archives generally does not charge veterans or next of kin for these records, but archival records (generally for service that ended more than 62 years ago) may carry a copy fee. Any fee is billed by the agency and paid to it directly. We never collect or pay it.

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Form ID: US-FED-SF180

Questions people ask

How do I get the Standard Form 180 - Request Pertaining to Military Records?
The blank SF-180 is free from the National Archives, and veterans and next of kin can also request records free online through the National Archives' eVetRecs service, without paying us. Or fill it in online here: pay $4.99 one-time with Stripe, answer the guided questions, and download your filled-in PDF. Official source: www.gsa.gov/system/files/2026-07/SF180-26a.pdf.
Where do I send it?
Send the form page yourself to the address in the location chart (page 3 of the PDF) for the veteran's branch and dates. For most veterans' records that is the National Personnel Records Center, 1 Archives Drive, St. Louis, MO 63138 (fax 314-801-9195). We don't send anything for you.
How much does it cost?
Our fee is $4.99. The National Archives generally does not charge veterans or next of kin for these records, but archival records (generally for service that ended more than 62 years ago) may carry a copy fee. Any fee is billed by the agency and paid to it directly. We never collect or pay it. Our $4.99 is a one-time charge with no subscription.
Can I fill it out online?
Yes. After you pay $4.99 with Stripe, our guided questionnaire places your answers on the form and you get: The SF-180 PDF, filled in from your answers. You check every entry, sign and file it yourself.

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