Instructions - U S Department of Defense 2025

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The document is the Application for Merchant Mariner Credential (Form CG-719B) issued by the U.S. Coast Guard, detailing the requirements and procedures for individuals seeking to obtain or renew a Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC). It outlines necessary applicant information, including personal details, contact information, and emergency contacts. The form also specifies various types of MMC transactions such as original applications, renewals, duplicates, and endorsements. Additionally, it includes sections on safety and suitability checks related to criminal records and drug use, as well as consent and certification requirements for applicants.

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Begin with Section I: Applicant Information. Fill in your legal name, including any aliases and maiden names. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Provide your Social Security Number if applying for an original credential, along with any reference or alien registration numbers if applicable.
Complete your date of birth and citizenship status. If under 18, remember to attach a notarized statement from a guardian.
In the Applicant Address section, enter your home address (no P.O. Boxes), mailing address, and contact numbers to ensure timely communication regarding your application.
For the Next of Kin/Emergency Contact section, provide details about your emergency contact person, including their relationship to you and their contact information.
Proceed to Section II: Requested Merchant Mariner Credential. Clearly indicate the type of credential you are applying for and describe any endorsements desired.
In Section III: Safety and Suitability, answer all questions regarding TWIC requirements and criminal history truthfully. This section is critical for determining eligibility.
Finally, review Section IV: Applicant Consent and Certification. Sign and date the application to confirm that all provided information is accurate before submitting it through our platform.

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Where do I find the DoD instructions?

Q: Where can I find DoD Directives and Instructions? A: You may download DoD directives, instructions, manuals, pubs, forms, and other issuances from the Official DoD Issuances website sponsored by Washington Headquarters Services.

What is a DoD manual?

DoD Directives, Instructions, Manuals and Directive-type memos establish policy and provide guidance on how to implement it. Within the Department of Defense there is a distinct relationship between directives, instructions, manuals and memorandums.

Where can I find my DoD?

Find your DoD ID number by looking on the back of Common Access Card (CAC) for the 10-digit number. If you dont have one on your CAC, go to DoD ID Card Office Online and login to view your profile.

What is the difference between a DoD directive and a DoD instruction?

The three primary types of DoD issuances are directives (policy documents signed by the Secretary or Deputy Secretary of Defense 10 pages or less), instructions (policy and/or procedures documents signed by the cognizant OSD Component head 50 pages or less), and manuals (procedures documents authorized by a

Who writes the DoD instructions?

DoD Instructions (DoDIs) are usually signed by a PSA (e.g., an Under Secretary of Defense or Assistant Secretary of Defense). They can establish or implement policy, and they provide general procedures.