ID CARD SECTION REQUIREMENTS FOR RETIRED ID CARD REQUIREMENTS FOR DEERS ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR DEERS DIS- ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR RESERVE RETIREE.

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ID CARD SECTION REQUIREMENTS FOR RETIRED ID CARD REQUIREMENTS FOR DEERS ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR DEERS DIS- ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR RESERVE RETIREE ID CARD 1 AGENDA

REQUIREMENTS FOR ID CARD DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR RETIREE: DD Form 214 Retirement Orders DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR DEPENDENTS: DD Form 1172 Power of Attorney Military ID Card 2

Requirements for DEERS Enrollment SPOUSE CHILD BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK BIRTH CERTIFICATECOURT ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY MARRIAGE CERTIFICATEBIRTH CERTIFICATE SOCIAL SECURITY CARDSOCIAL SECURITY CARD CHILDRENDEPENDENCY PACKETS BIRTH CERTIFICATEPARENTS, PARENT IN-LAW, PARENTS BY SOCIAL SECURITY CARD ADOPTION CHLDREN INCAP OVER 21 WARD STEP CHILDRENCHILD BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK BIRTH CERTIFICATE SOCIAL SECURITY CARD MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

ID Cards Same privileges as active duty (with some being Space-A) New ID cards needed to reflect sponsor’s retired status Children eligible to age 21 or 23 if full-time student; indefinite if incapacitated Permanent ID card to retiree’s dependent at age 75 or who is permanently disabled Dependent parents/parents-in-law may qualify FIND NEAREST ID CARD ISSUING FACILITY SSG Doe USA Retired

Former Spouse ID Card Authorized ONLY if: - Marriage lasted at least 20 years, AND - Service for retired pay was at least 20 years If above two conditions are met, overlap requirement is: OVERLAP PRIVILEGE(S) 20+ years…………………………Full 15 years, but less than 20…….Medical care (for 1 yr) Less than 15 years……………..None Note: A former spouse is not eligible for medical benefits if enrolled in employee-sponsored health plan.

REQUIREMENTS for DEERS Disenrollment SPOUSE DIVORCE DECREE STEP CHILDREN DIVORCE DECREE CHILDREN ARE ENTITLED UNTIL AGE 21 - FULL TIME STUDENTS WITH 35 OR MORE SEMESTER HOURS ARE ENTITLED UNTIL AGE 23 - A LETTER FROM THE REGISTRAR OFFICE STATING FULL TIME STATUS AND ANTICIPATED GRADUATION DATE

REQUIREMENTS FOR RESERVE RETIREE ID CARDS RESERVE RETIREE RETIREMENT ORDERS ID CARD DEPENDENTS DD FORM 1172 POWER OF ATTORNEY ID CARD RESERVE RETIREE REACHES THE AGE OF 60, THEY WILL RECEIVE FULL RETIREMENT BENEFITS AND WILL NEED TO UPDATE DEERS TO RECEIVE THEIR BLUE RETIREMENT CARD.

HOURS OF OPERATION OFFICE HOURS FOR APPOINTMENTS: MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY – TUESDAY & THURSDAY – 0800 – 1200 TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL: DURING DUTY HOURS: (804) AFTER DUTY HOURS: (804) (voice mail) WALK-IN HOURS: TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 1300 – 1600