Among the questions asked were the country of origin and father's birthplace. This registration asked for occupation, country to which alien is subject, and nearest relative. All of the above Registrations asked the name and residence of the person, his date of birth, race, citizenship, where employed, a physical description and the signature of the registrant. The registration cards have been microfilmed by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. The records are on microfilm and can be accessed through your local Family History Center.
Large cities have multiple districts.
The request form is designed to gather as much information from the researcher as possible so the staff can conduct a thorough search. NARA requires one request form per registrant. They will notify the researcher if the card they desire is found and inform you of the fee. A list of BOYDs who registered for the draft will follow this intro in alpha order.