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The document is an application form (DD Form 1172-2) for obtaining a Department of Defense Identification Card and enrolling in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS). It includes sections for personal information of the sponsor/employee, declarations, authorized verification, dependent information, and privacy disclosures. The form outlines eligibility requirements and instructions for completion, emphasizing the importance of accurate data submission to access DoD benefits and privileges.

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Where do I print my DD form 1172?

Sign into milConnect, open the Correspondence/Documentation menu, choose the eCorrespondence page, and then select its Proof of Coverage tab. Follow the directions to generate and print the letter. You can also contact the DMDC/DEERS Support Office.

How many years does a US military ID card expire?

The dependent ID cards must be expiring within 90 days; Has an active email address in DEERS that the card recipient has authorized DOD to use for communications (Check your email address authorization under My Profile at the IDCO website, under Email Addresses)

Does dd1172 need to be notarized?

(If not signed in the presence of the authorizing/verifying official, the signature must be notarized.) This form valid for issue of DoD ID Card for 90 days from date of verification.

What is the dd1172 form?

The DD Form 1172-2 shall also be used to enroll eligible individuals in DEERS or to update an eligible individuals DEERS record by submitting the form to a Verifying Official (VO) at any Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System (RAPIDS) Site.

How long is 1172 good for?

The family member may sign the DD Form 1172 (Application for Uniformed Services Identification Card/DEERS Enrollment) using a general power of attorney (POA). Card/DEERS Enrollment) is signed, how long is it good for? Up to 90 days from the date signed by the sponsor and verifying official or notary.