What documents do I need 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 you need SSN for military ID?

The Department of Defense (DoD) is removing SSNs from Common Access Cards (CACs) and Uniformed Services Identification (USID) Cards to protect the personal identity information of cardholders. Cardholders will have their DoD ID Number printed on their ID cards. Cards with the SSN remain valid until replaced.

How do I get my child a military ID?

To enroll a dependent or other eligible individual in DEERS, you will need a DD Form 1172-2. You can submit the form through the ID Card Office Online or in person at a RAPIDS site. Use this RAPIDS Site Locator to find a location near you to make an appointment.

Can I use my military dependent ID at the airport?

According to the Transportation Security Administration website, a “U.S. Department of Defense ID, including IDs issued to dependents” is considered a REAL ID and can be used to fly.

Is military service number Same as SSN?

It replaces the SSN and is a static identifier that never changes. It used to be your SSN, but it’s been phased out and replaced with a random generated DOD ID number. For many years, the military services had a service number, and it was usually a combination of a letter and six digits, aka, B 36–24–38.

What is the benefits number on military ID?

The DoD Benefits Number is an 11-digit number that will be used to determine eligibility to receive benefits. The DoD Benefits Number will be printed only on ID cards that convey benefits.

When can a child get a military ID?

age 10
A child under age 10 who lives with someone other than the sponsor should have his or her own ID card. Children under age 10 can generally use a parent’s or guardian’s ID card, but they must be registered in DEERS. At age 10, the sponsor must obtain an ID card for the child.

How long can dependents have a military ID?

four years
1, 2020, have not been extended and must be replaced. ID cards with expiration dates after July 31, 2021, must be replaced by their expiration date. Remotely issued military ID cards are valid for their full lifecycle. Dependents’ ID cards are valid for four years unless eligibility ends sooner.

Do military dependents get TSA PreCheck?

Veterans are not eligible for the TSA PreCheck military program. Veterans can apply for TSA Precheck on their own through the TSA Precheck application program. Military spouses are not normally screened the way service members are and so the government can not ensure that they are cleared.

Can military dependents use TSA PreCheck?

Can military dependents use TSA PreCheck? Dependents that are age 12 and under can go through the TSA PreCheck line with their parent that is TSA PreCheck authorized. At this time, military spouses are not included in the trusted traveler group and must apply for TSA PreCheck.

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