If your home of record upon your release from active duty service was within the State of Utah, then the Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs may have a copy in our archive. Please contact us at 801-894-2372 or at veterans@utah.gov to request a copy. To search our archive we will need your:

• Full Name
• Date of Birth
• Last four digits of your Social Security Number

If your home of record upon your release was not Utah, you can request a copy of your DD-214 from the VA.  

Trained and accredited veteran service officers are ready to assist you in preparing, submitting, and appealing claims for benefits from the VA free of charge.

Learn more and schedule an appointment: VA Claims Assistance

Many Veterans and service members turn to higher education to further develop their skills and careers both in and out of uniform. There are a variety of education benefits and resources provided by both the federal government and the State of Utah. These benefits can be in the form of tuition funds, scholarships, educational programs, or other financial aid.

Learn more: Education

The Utah Veteran First-Time Homebuyer Grant program is open to eligible Veterans and current service members (Active Duty, Reserve or Guard). Eligible first-time homebuyers may apply for a $2,500 grant to go towards the purchase of a home in Utah. If you are a recently separated Veteran (last 5 years) or a currently serving member of the military living in Utah and are interested in buying a home for the first time in Utah, this program is for you.

Learn more: Utah First-Time Homebuyer Grant

Spouses, family members and care takers are vital to the success of our military. Like Veterans and service members, their service and sacrifice have earned them benefits and tailored programs in areas of employment, healthcare, education, and more. Below you will find more information on those benefits and other available resources. 

Learn more: Spouse or Family Member