How to Get Certified Disposition Document After Getting OTH Discharge?

Question

I was arrested at Chicago Airport ( As i was coming back from India) for being an AWOL/Deserter ( more than 30 days absent).I was held at local Chicago Police one day and next day i was sent to Fort Knox and was given OTH discharge under chapter 10 after a week.(9th Sept, 04) ..

Now my new employer needs a Certified Disposition document that can show that ( Arrest / Case) is dismissed now .

Where should i get this document ?? from chicago county or military .. any phone number or procedure info will be appreciated,,,it's urgent ... pls help...

thanks.......

Actually I have my DD 214 form. But does that mean that my federral charges have been removed..Actually when they some one arrest you for any reason they make a case for you and wehn that case is resolved or charges removed you can request a Certified Desposition document that lists that charges for your arrest is removed.I am not sure whether DD214 states this or not....
for example take a look at this link which shows what a certified disposition means

http://www.icirr.org/nai/diy/dispos.doc

Answer 1

What I think he is after is a certified copy of your final DD 214 you received during out processing. If you don't have it, you will have to apply to your branch PERSCOM for another copy (which could take some time). A good starting point is the National Personne Records Center in St. Louis, MO. I have linked their site for info on how to get a copy of these records below.

Answer 2

Yep... Your DD-214 (military realase form) is the answer, quickest best way is through the V. A. (get local number on-line or from phone book). They do records quick fast and in a hurry.