Where do I go to get a military ID?

Military ID Cards are available to current servicemembers, retirees, 100% disabled veterans, and their dependents. There are also Veterans ID cards from the VA. Learn how to replace your military ID Card.

Visit the Appointment Scheduler at https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil. Remember to bring 2 forms of government issued Identification. If you need to locate your nearest Identification office, use the DEERS/RAPIDS Site Locator at /www.dmdc.osd.mil/rsl/.

If you lose your ID you can apply for a new one at a RAPIDS site or through the ID Card Office Online. Service members should also report missing CACs to their chain of command. To renew, change or replace your ID card, your profile in DEERS will need to be up to date.

If you need to enter a base and do not have a DoD I.D., or do not have an escort, you will need to visit the base’s visitor center. Visitor centers are usually located near the main gate. If you are a non-military caregiver you can get on base accompanied by a child in possession of a valid military identification.

QUESTION 1: My DoD ID card has expired or is expiring soon; what do I do? Answer: Through June 30, 2021, DoD will temporarily allow USID cardholders to use an expired DoD ID card to access bases and benefits.

1. U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card.
2. Permanent Resident Card or an Alien Registration Receipt Card.
3. Foreign Passport.
4. Employment Authorization Document that contains a photograph.
5. Driver’s license or an ID card issued by a state that provides a photograph.
6. Personal Identity Verification Card.

All military members in uniform or civilians clothing must comply with service grooming standards. Note: AD, Selected Reserve, and Participating IRR members must also be within service dress and appearance standards when in uniform. This also applies to members who are on appellate leave.

Dependent ID cards need to be renewed every four years or when your service member is scheduled to leave the service, what we call Expiration of Term of Service (ETS). You can renew them up to 60 days prior to the expiration date.

Who can qualify as a military dependent? Certain family members, such as a spouse or child under 21, are automatically entitled to dependency status; a Servicemember need only complete 1172 and provide the necessary proof.

To get base access there, eligible veterans first need to get their Veterans Health Identification Card (VHIC) from the enrollment office of their local VA. … Only with a VHIC can the veteran get access to the base.

Nothing. You need to fill out a chit, informing your immediate chain of command of the loss and requesting a replacement, and then take that to whatever personnel office handles replacing CACs (Common Access Cards, what active military use for IDs).

A. You will have to bring a copy of the letter from the VA stating that you are receiving 100 percent disability along with 2 forms of identification (Example: One picture such as Driver’s license or passport or veteran ID along with your SSN or birth certificate or voters registration card) and your DD 214 to the VCC.

• Federal I.D., state issued I.D., or driver’s license. (Expired I.D.’s will not be accepted.)
• Passport (Expired passports will not be accepted.)
• Vehicle registration (if renting, the car rental agreement will suffice)
• Proof of vehicle insurance.

Girls are allowed to visit men in the barracks, but you cannot spend the night. … The door to the barracks room is supposed to be propped open during the visit. Rules may vary for different units, but usually you must sign out by 10 PM. To get on base, you must have a pass or a sponsor when you arrive at the gate.

ID cards that expired prior to January 1, 2020, have not been extended and must be replaced. ID cards with expiration dates after July 31, 2021, must be replaced by their expiration date.