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Welcome to the RAPIDS ID Card Office Online. Select an option below to update your CAC, manage sponsor or family member ID card information, or find a RAPIDS ID Card Office.
A military or veteran ID card shows your connection to the Department of Defense (DoD). It also gives you access to benefits and services. See the process to get each type of card. How to get or replace a military ID card. Get a Common Access Card (CAC) for active duty and DoD civilian employees.
ID Cards & Access. Find out how and where to obtain or renew ID cards. Learn about DBIDS, the system for managing personnel, property, and installation access using biometrics. Or, review information about the Identity Federation or Identity Services.
Visit the Common Access Card website to obtain or renew ID cards for dependents, reservists, National Guard, former service members and others. As a veteran, military retiree, spouse or dependent of a service member, you may be eligible for a Next Generation Uniformed Services ID card.
Next Generation Uniformed Services ID Card. The Department of Defense transitioned from its legacy paper-based Uniformed Services Identification (USID) card to a more secure, next generation USID card.
ID Card for military family members and military retirees to access service benefits and privileges. Beginning July 31, 2020, the Next Generation USID Card will be issued to eligible individuals at select DoD ID card facilities.
You can apply to the Defense Department to renew or replace your military ID online using the ID Card Office Online. To renew, change or replace your ID card, your profile in DEERS will need to be up to date.
These military ID cards are issued through Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System sites and give you access to military services and programs. Learn about the different types of military ID cards, who is eligible and how to get one.
Military ID card. Mobilized Reserve members and eligible family members: Continue to use current card for active-duty benefits. Current ID card holders: If eligibility has not changed and ID expired on or after Jan. 1, 2020, continue to use current card as benefits are secure through Sept. 30, 2020.
In this article, we will cover who is eligible for a military ID, the forms of military IDs available, alternative methods of proof of military service, and how to renew your military or dependent ID card.