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Valid, unexpired passport from any nation Digital versions not accepted, per the Department of Homeland Security Valid, unexpired passport from the United States

Photocopies not allowed unless certified by the issuing agency.

territory (for Puerto Rico the document must have been issued Jor later) or Canada

Must be issued by a government agency in the United States, a U.S.

Certified birth certificate provided by a county Register of Deeds or state Vital Records Office.

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Otherwise they must provide a proof of name change, such as a certified marriage license or certificate, divorce decree or document from the courts or Register of Deeds.

Note: An individual's name as indicated on the proof of Social Security document must match one of the documents below.

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One document (with full name) from the list below. REAL ID Wizard Īcceptable Documents Identity & Date of Birth REAL ID Document Wizard to create a list of documents you will need for your visit.

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Military benefits are always changing - keep up with everything from pay to health care by signing up for a free membership, which will send all the latest benefits straight to your inbox, as well as give you access to up-to-date pay charts and more.Heading to the NCDMV for your N.C. You can also use the RAPIDS appointment scheduler to set up your appointment. While you are at the RAPIDS Site, expect to have your picture taken. A wet or digital signature is acceptable.

Signed using a general Power of Attorney.

A wet or digital signature is acceptable or

Signed by your sponsor in front of the Verifying Official at the RAPIDS Site.

Although not required for ID card issuance, dependents may bring a printed copy of the digitally signed and submitted form

Digitally signed and submitted using RAPIDS Self Service (available for sponsors with a CAC).

If you are a dependent, you must provide a completed DD Form 1172-2 and two forms of ID in original form. 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 sponsor, you must bring two forms of ID in original form.

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You must visit a Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System (RAPIDS) site for final verification and processing. For more information on eligibility documents, review the Pre-Arrival Checklist. Your sponsor may need to complete parts of the DD Form 1172-2. If you are a dependent, an active duty or retired service member must take action to register you in DEERS with the required eligibility documents. To do this, you will need to complete a DD Form 1172-2. For example, if you are a reserve or retired service member, you are a sponsor if you are a dependent, an active duty or retired service member will be your sponsor.Īll potential cardholders must register in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS). In order to receive a USID Card, you must be or have a sponsor. No matter what type of USID Card you receive, you must follow all three steps listed below: Select Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) personnel.Officers and Crews of MSC Vessels deployed to foreign countries.United Seaman's Service (USS) personnel when serving outside the United States.Full-time paid personnel of the USO when serving outside the United States.Former members in receipt of retired pay.Dependents of: Reserve members not on Active Duty or in receipt of retired pay former members not in receipt of retired pay Reserve servicemembers who die after receipt of NOE.Other benefits-eligible categories as described in DoD policy.

Eligible dependents of foreign military.

Accompanying family members of authorized civilian personnel overseas.

Surviving dependents of: active-duty and retired military members Medal of Honor recipients and 100% Disabled Veterans (DAV).

Dependents of: active-duty servicemembers of the regular components Reserve component servicemembers on active duty for more than 30 days retirees Medal of Honor recipients former members in receipt of retired pay Transitional Health Care Members (TAMP) 100% Disabled Veterans (DAV) and Ship's Officers and Crewmembers of NOAA Vessels.