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Online verification provides a quick way to access your registration number and date of registration. After retrieving your registration information online, you have the option to print an official letter of verification from Selective Service System.
Online verification of Selective Service registration requires a social security number and is only available for men born on or after January 1, 1960.
If you are unable to verify online because you do not have (or were recently assigned) a social security number, please call us at 888.655.1825 (toll-free).
To process multiple Selective Service System registration verifications at one time, contact us at: bulkregver@sss.gov
After you register and until January 1 of the year you turn 26, you are required to update your registration information on file with the agency within 10 days.
Records for men born prior to 1960 are maintained by the National Archives & Records Administration. To obtain these records, complete the Record Request Form and email to stl.archives@nara.gov or mail to the address below.
National Archives & Records Administration
National Archives – Saint Louis
ATTN: RL-SL
P.O. Box 38757
St. Louis, MO 63138-0757
These men were never required to register with Selective Service System because the registration program was not in operation at the time they turned 18.
