DD Form 2293, Application for Former Spouse Payments from Retired Pay, December 2004-2025

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DFAS recommends the following language be used for the determination of a spouses interest in retirement pay when the member is retiring from reserve duty (as his/her retirement pay is based upon points): THE FORMER SPOUSE IS AWARDED A PERCENTAGE OF THE MEMBERS DISPOSABLE MILITARY RETIRED PAY, TO BE COMPUTED BY
In addition, for orders dividing retired pay as property to be enforced under the USFSPA, a member and former spouse must have been married to each other for 10 years or more during which the member performed at least 10 years of military service creditable towards retirement eligibility (the 10/10 rule).
The 10-Year Rule enables former spouses, who were married for at least 10 years during which the service member accrued credible military service, to keep SBP benefits after remarrying. This rule aims to provide continuous financial support to those who depended significantly on the retirees income.
People who want to obtain an AF Form 2293 to legally operate a government motor vehicle should visit the 15th Logistics Readiness Squadrons Operator Records and Licensing section in Bldg. 2003. Valid Geneva Conventions Identification Card (USAF military ID).
The SBP annuity is determined by the base amount you elect. The base amount may range from a minimum of $300 up to a maximum of full retired pay. The annuity is 55 percent of the base amount.
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The Uniformed Services Former Spouse Protection Act: Allows state courts to divide disposable military retired pay between the service member and spouse. Allows former spouses to receive a portion of retired pay directly from the government in some circumstances.