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Military
ID Guidelines and Renewal
Here
are the necessary procedures to follow to obtain a new identification
card:
Dependents:
Must provide their expired ID card and one of the following:
*
Sponsor present
*
Power of Attorney
*
DD Form 1172, signed by the sponsor
To
be issued a new ID card, the current card must be within 30 days prior
to the expiration date.
Lost
or Stolen ID Card
Dependents
need photo ID and one of the following:
*
Sponsor present
*
Power of Attorney
*
DD Form 1172, signed by the sponsor
Family
Members
Here
are the necessary procedures to follow to obtain a new identification
card:
Must
be between the ages of 10 and 21
Family
Members must have either of the following:
a.
His/Her sponsor present with ID card
b.
General Power of Attorney
c.
Original DD form 1172 signed by sponsor & verified by a DEERS
representative
Note:
DD form 1172 is only valid for 90 days
Children
with dual military parents are eligible for an ID cards no matter what
the age.
Children
of single parent Soldiers are eligible for ID cards no matter what the
age.
Dependents
Age 21-22
Here
are the necessary requirements to obtain a new identification card:
Unmarried
children 21 or 22 years of age (must not have attained the age of 23).
Enrolled
full time in an accredited institution of higher learning.
Dependent
on the sponsor for over 50% of their support (or was at the time of the
sponsor's death).
If
enrolled in DEERS, a letter from the school registrar certifying
full-time course of study leading to an associates degree or higher,
beginning date, and anticipated graduation date will be necessary.
Note:
The letter from the accredited institution must be signed by the
registrar and must have the schools raised seal available.
If
not enrolled in DEERS, a birth certificate and parent's marriage
certificate is required, in addition to documentation listed above.
Children
Born Out of Wedlock
Here
are the necessary procedures to follow to obtain a new identification
card:
1.
Married couples must provide the following:
a.
Marriage certificate
b.
Child's birth certificate or confirmation of birth
c.
Social security card
2.
Single Soldier (Male) must provide the following:
a.
Child's birth certificate
b.
Social security card
c.
Court order stating paternity has been established by a judge
3.
Single Soldier (Female) must provide the following:
a.
Child's birth certificate or confirmation of birth
b.
Social security card
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