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Arizona Department of Transportation
State-issued photo identification, including replacement cards. Standard ID and Travel ID have different requirements.
Who it serves: Arizona residents; identification cards are available at all ages.
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SourceOfficial self-service forms and guidance for adult and child name changes, with links to fee-waiver help.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceArizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs
Official contact for questions about Arizona National Guard records.
Who it serves: Records access rules apply; the contact directory does not publish them.
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SourceHelp replacing identification and obtaining supporting records needed for ID or housing. The project assists and funds applications; government agencies issue the documents.
Who it serves: People needing identification to access housing and other services while experiencing homelessness.
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SourceCertified copies of Arizona birth records for eligible applicants. Out-of-state records must come from their issuing jurisdiction.
Who it serves: Applicant must qualify under the county’s relationship or legal-authority rules. Additional proof may be needed when ordering for someone else.
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SourceCounty recording and records-request route for military discharge documents and certified copies used in benefits or other official processes.
Who it serves: People requesting a military discharge record must follow Recorder access, identity and certification rules. A DD214 request is not the same as obtaining a full federal service record from the National Archives.
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SourceNational Archives and Records Administration
Official requests for separation documents, including DD214, and other military service records.
Who it serves: Veterans or eligible next of kin can request records; other requests have access restrictions.
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SourcePaz de Cristo Community Center
Adult ID-voucher and birth-certificate assistance in Mesa, with different sessions for each document.
Who it serves: Adults in the East Valley needing identification support.
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