#PLAY MEDAL OF HONOR PACIFIC ASSAULT ONLINE HOW TO#
You may require additional documentation depending on your eligibility or circumstances.įor more details on how to apply for your first military ID, read this pre-arrival checklist.
Children under 18 will need proof of relationship to their military sponsor, like a birth certificate, to get their Uniformed Services ID Card. Newly married military spouses should bring their marriage certificate. Dependents will need a Social Security number or tax ID number if they are U.S. Go to a RAPIDS site with your completed DD Form 1172-2 and two forms of identification, including a state or federal government photo ID. Use this RAPIDS Site Locator to find a location near you to make an appointment. Submit the form through the ID Card Office Online or in person at a RAPIDS site. The service member is the sponsor and will sign and submit the form. The family member must first be enrolled in the Defense Eligibility Enrollment Reporting System, or DEERS, to receive their first military ID card.Įnroll in DEERS by completing a DD Form 1172-2. Former spouses eligible for 20-20-20 benefits.National Guard not yet receiving military retirement pay.Other family members eligible for a military ID include authorized dependents of: Select Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve personnel.Officers and crews of Military Sealift Command vessels deployed to foreign countries.United Seamen’s Service personnel when serving outside the U.S.Full-time paid personnel of the United Service Organizations and Red Cross when serving outside the U.S.Former members in receipt of retired pay.Retired reserve not yet drawing military retirement pay.Members on the Temporary Disability Retired List and the Permanent Disability Retired List.Reservists and National Guard not in active-duty status.Those eligible for the Uniformed Services ID card are: Expanded Access at Commissaries, Exchanges and Recreation Facilities.Support for Families With Special Needs.EFMP - Exceptional Family Member Program.Wounded, Ill or Injured & Their Caregivers.
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