All U.S. military retirees, veterans, spouses and dependents will want to make note of a wide-sweeping change that will ...

Starting in 2020 all new dependent and retiree ID cards are the same color thanks to the Next Generation Uniformed Services Identification Card. The hard plastic card looks more like the Common ...

How to Get Your Military ID Card. No matter what type of USID Card you receive, you must follow all three steps listed below: Step 1: Sponsorship & Eligibility ...

The new ID card transitions the current laminated paper card to much more durable plastic material, similar to that used for the common access cards used by military members and DOD civilians, he ...

The DoD's Civilian Retiree ID Cards will no longer be valid after Aug. 31, and instead, civilian retirees will likely need a Real ID-compliant driver's license to get on base.

The USID format for military retirees and dependents represents the first change to those identification cards in nearly 30 years; the last update was in 1993. The new design closely resembles the ...

Millions of military family members, retirees and others will be getting new IDs over the next five years. Here, Dr. Nan Pond gets her picture taken for a new ID by Airman 1st Class Jacara Pope at ...

Military family members and retirees living in the United States can now renew their identification cards online and receive the new cards in the mail through an expansion of a pilot program that ...

Editor’s note: This article by Patricia Kime originally appeared on Military.com, a leading source of news for the military and veteran community. Learn more about identificiation cards here; starting ...

For more information about the procedures to acquire a new DoD ID card at the NAS Jacksonville PSD office, call (904) 542-3633. DoD ID card, Social Security number reduction. F r eque n tly A s k ...

The military will fix its new dependent identification cards to remove the relationship designation “stepchild,” the Pentagon said July 16, 2021, after military families and advocates complained.

Most retirees and family members living within the United States are now eligible for online renewal of their Uniformed Services Identification card. Pictured here, the ID Card office at Wright ...