Creates database of veteran separation documents.

New Jersey's Bill A 1464 creates a state database for storing digital copies of veterans' separation documents (like DD-214 forms), directly affecting veterans and their families seeking benefits. Veterans or family members can voluntarily submit documents digitally, with originals returned promptly - no fee for submission (only a small shipping fee for returns). The database is accessible only to public agencies (e.g., state departments) to verify eligibility for veteran benefits, strictly prohibits public access under open records laws, and imposes fines for misuse (up to $2,000 or 100 days in jail). The bill ensures privacy, streamlines benefit verification, and defines "veteran" broadly to include National Guard service.