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Identification Card Office
Need to get an Identification Card? Visit either of the two locations:
Joint Forces
Headquarters
ID Card Office - Room 166
6100 NW 78th Avenue
Johnston, Iowa 50131-1824
Phone: 515-252-4728
DSN: 431-4728
FAX: 515-727-3103
Email:
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an ID Card |
67th Troop Command
ID Card Office
925 South Dubuque Street
Iowa City, Iowa 52240-4245
Phone: 319-337-7675
FAX: 319-337-9468
Email:
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an ID Card |
The Uniformed Services have agreed to assist each other in verifying ID card eligibility. The Uniformed Services assist
each other in verifying certain categories of eligible persons. With
on-line connection to the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting
system (DEERS) using the Real Time Automated Personnel
Identification System (RAPIDS), issuing activities shall:
- Verify eligibility. (See Eligibility below)
- Enroll individuals in DEERS.
- Issue ID cards upon presentation of proper documentation.
(See Documentation below)
Eligibility
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Active duty
members, retired members, and members of the Reserve
components not on active duty in excess of 30 days.
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Retired
Reserve members who have reached their 60th birthday.
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Family
members of military sponsors on active duty for more
than 30 consecutive days.
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Family
members of retirees (with pay)
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Family
members of Ready Reserve (Selected, Individual and
Standby Reservists).
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Family
members of Retired Reservists, who have qualified for
retired pay at age 60, yet have not reached age 60.
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Unremarried
or unmarried former spouses previously enrolled in DEERS.
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Medal of
Honor recipients and their eligible family members.
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One hundred
percent disabled veterans and their family members.
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Former
members having reached age 60 and in receipt of retired
pay for nonregular service, and their family members.
Eligible survivors of
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Active duty members.
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Retired with pay
members.
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Reserve members on
active or inactive duty.
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Retirement - eligible
reservists who died prior to transfer to the Retired Reserve
(Reservists who were still participating).
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Retired reserve
members who qualify for pay at age 60 but die before reaching
age 60.
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One hundred percent
DAVs.
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Medal of Honor
Recipients.
Documentation
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Properly
certified birth certificate
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Properly
certified marriage certification
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Properly
certified final decree of divorce, dissolution, or
annulment of marriage.
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Court order
for adoption or guardianship.
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Statement of
incapacity from a physician or personnel or medical
facility.
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Retirement
orders or DD Form 214 showing retirement.
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DD Form 1300,
Report of Casualty
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Certification
from VA of 100-percent disabled status.
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Orders
awarding Medal of Honor.
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Formal
determination of eligibility for Medicare Part A from
the Social Security Administration
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Civilian
personnel records.
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Invitational
travel orders.
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