What is needed to get a dependent military ID?
At least one form of ID must be a valid state or federal government-issued picture identification (for example, passport, driver’s license, or current DoD ID card). If you are a dependent, you must provide a completed DD Form 1172-2 and two forms of ID in original form.
Do dependents get a CAC card?
Eligible family members include authorized dependents of active duty, military retirees, reservists, National Guard, retired reservists, National Guard not yet receiving military retirement pay, Medal of Honor recipients, 100% disabled veterans and former spouses eligible for 20-20-20 benefits.
How old do you have to be to get a dependent military ID?
Children under age 14 can usually use a parent’s or guardian’s ID card. At age 14, the sponsor must get an ID card for the child. Children under age 14 should have their own ID card when in the custody of a parent or guardian who is not eligible for TRICARE or who is not the custodial parent after a divorce.
How do I get a dependent spouse ID?
As the spouse of a service member, you are entitled to a dependent ID card. It’s almost a rite of passage. After getting your marriage license and moving to your first installation — or driving hours to an installation while your spouse is at basic training — you receive your first magical, ID card.
What is a military dependent ID card?
The red ID Card (DD Form 1173-1) serves as proof that individuals have been pre-enrolled in the Defense Eligibility Enrollment System (DEERS). This is an important first step in obtaining family member and dependent medical treatment when the servicemember is called to active duty for 31 consecutive days or more.
How do I get a retired DoD civilian ID card?
To be eligible for card issuance, you must have received and be able to provide to a RAPIDS Site a copy of your retirement Standard Form 50 (SF-50), “Notification of Personnel Action.” You will also need to bring two forms of ID, one of which is a government issued picture ID, to receive your ID card.
How long can dependents keep military ID?
Up to age 21. At age 21 if the dependent is enrolled FULL TIME in an accredited institution of higher learning, that dependent may have an ID card until the date of graduation or their 23rd birthday, whichever occurs first. EXCEPTION: If the dependent is incapacitated, a child dependency packet needs to be completed.
Can parents get a military ID?
If dependency is awarded, your parent will be eligible for a Uniformed Services ID card and may obtain primary medical care at a military treatment facility on a space-available basis under the TRICARE Plus program.
Can I enroll my wife in deers without her?
As the sponsor, you must initiate the enrollment in DEERS, unless your spouse has and brings documentation of your power of attorney. If you’re adding a stepchild to DEERS, the same documentation will be required.