Active-duty family members can now get their military ID cards renewed online and sent by mail for the first time ever as part of a new pilot program. The Uniformed Service ID Cards (USIDs) must be ...

Military retirees and their dependents based in the U.S. may now renew their military ID cards online and receive them by mail, relieving them of a trip to the on-base ID card office. The Defense ...

A spouse is a spouse/partner with whom the UW student/employee is in a committed relationship and shares an address. A dependent is: A child (natural, legally adopted or step child) under the age of ...

Military retirees and dependents who hold traditional laminated paper military ID cards are not required to upgrade to new IDs until their current cards expire ...

Service members and spouses are calling for change to the military’s new dependent ID cards this week over the way the relationship field identifies spouses’ children. The Defense Department began ...

The new military dependent ID cards issued to military spouses’ children from previous partners will be changed to remove the designation of “stepchild,” the Pentagon said Friday after advocates ...

Editor's note: The Defense Department says its current policy requires ID cards for those age 10 and up. The department said its earlier statement on permanently raising the age was incorrect.

The technology also sets the stage for the future when cardholders will be able to go online and get their ID card through the proper vetting process, without going ...

For new university employees, Card Services must receive employment verification from Human Resources (HR) before UNG Faculty/Staff ID cards can be made. This is an automated process and can take up ...