These will replace the current identification cards issued to retired and reserve members, family members of uniformed service members, and other eligible individuals in accordance with Department ...

WASHINGTON -- The Defense Department began issuing Next Generation Uniformed Services Identification Cards on July 31, 2020, the first time since 1993 that changes to the card have been made.

Most retirees and family members living within the United States are now eligible for online renewal of their Uniformed Services Identification card. Pictured here, the ID Card office at Wright ...

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 ...

If you have a uniformed services ID card to get access to Redstone Arsenal and base benefits and privileges, arsenal leaders want you to know the new version is here. The next generation cards go ...

This policy began in June 2011 and will continue until all SSNs have been removed from ID cards. Instead of displaying the service member's or sponsor's SSN, uniformed services ID cards, including ...

ID cards are required to use a number of military benefits, ... The transition to the Next Generation Uniformed Services Identification Card is expected to be completed in January 2026.

Next Generation Uniformed Services ID Card. The Next Generation USID began replacing the legacy paper-based USID in 2020. Printed on plastic cardstock like a CAC, ...

DoD Identification Card. All existing DoD-issued Uniformed Services ID Cards (USID), including reservist, retiree, dependent and 100% disabled veteran ID cards, that expire on or after Jan. 1 ...

The Defense Department began transitioning last summer from its paper uniformed services ID card to a plastic “next generation” card similar to the Common Access Card used by DOD personnel.