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CAC & Dependent ID Renewal
We are now mandating renewal of all CACs/Dep IDs that expire within 30 days.

Accepting walk-ins for CAC unblocks.
Appointment only for all other requests.
Questions? Please call DSN 226-5131.
How to make an appointment:

Step 1: click the link: https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/#/

Step 2: under ID Card Office Locator & Appointments click Continue

Step 3: Under Enter Location type Lakenheath and click Search

Step 4: click SELECT for the Lakenheath option and click SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT

Next Generation Uniformed Services ID Card
The Department of Defense is transitioning from its current paper-based Uniformed Services Identification (USID) card to a more secure, next-generation USID card. The Next Generation USID card will incorporate an updated design and security features to deter counterfeiting and fraud and will be printed on a plastic cardstock

Note:
Initial issuance of the Next Generation USID card will begin on July 31, 2020, at select DoD ID card facilities, with phased implementation at all DoD ID card facilities projected to be complete in December 2020.

USID cards are issued to retired and reserve members, dependent family members of Uniformed Services members, and other eligible individuals in accordance with DoD policy to facilitate access to benefits, privileges, and DoD bases. The Next Generation USID card does not change the populations who are eligible to receive the current card.

Note:
Currently-issued USID cards remain valid through their expiration date. In an effort to limit the impact on ID card issuance facilities, cards will not be reissued solely for the purpose of obtaining the Next Generation USID card.
Since the Next Generation USID card will not be available at all DoD ID card facilities until December 2020, and sites are currently operating under constrained conditions as a result of COVID-19 to keep both cardholders and operators safe, individuals with an indefinite (INDEF) expiration date on their current USID card should wait until summer 2021 to have their Next Generation USID card issued.

Next Generation ID Card

Evaluations • Awards/Decorations • Adverse Actions • PCA

Open 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Closed 3rd Wednesday of Month)
Phone & Email Service Only

Email: 48fss.fsmpm.1@us.af.mil

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Promotions • Re-enlistments • Extensions

Open 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Closed 3rd Wednesday of Month)
Phone, walk-in, & email service all being helped.

Email: 48fss.fsmpdreenlistmentsandextensions@us.af.mil

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Travelers planning to perform personal/leisure travel during or in conjunction with their official overseas assignments are required to obtain a Tourist Passport at their own expense. Command-sponsored family members are highly encouraged to have both Tourist and No-Fee passports while residing in the United Kingdom.

You may also apply for a Tourist Passport through the US Embassy in London. Find more information by clicking here.

You may be eligible to renew your adult Tourist Passport via mail to the US Embassy in London. Please click here for more information.

Get more information regarding what’s required for a Tourist Passport by clicking the “Tourist Passport Checklist” button below.

Tourist Passport Checklist

US military dependents only
You must be a US citizen to get a No-Fee Passport.

A No-Fee Passport is required for all US military dependents to live and stay here in the United Kingdom. All dependents must be listed on the orders or command-sponsored for the No-Fee Passport to be obtained. No-Fee Passports are for official travel only and are not to be used for leisure travel.

All members are required to travel with their PCS orders, NATO orders, dependent ID, and No-Fee Passport.

Get more information regarding what’s required for a No-Fee Passport by clicking the “No-Fee Passport Checklist” button below.

No-Fee Passport Checklist

Includes: Consular Report of Birth Abroad, SSN, & Tourist Passport

The Newborn Package assists members when applying for a newborn’s Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA), Tourist Passport, and Social Security Number (SSN). A CRBA is a document certifying the US citizenship of a person born abroad to US citizen parent(s) who meet the requirements for transmitting citizenship under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The CRBA must be completed before the child’s 18th birthday. It is recommended for parents to apply for the CRBA as soon as possible after the child’s birth.

The US Embassy in London now offers an online eCRBA application. Please click here more information.

Scroll down to Resources for all Newborn Package documents.

Official Passports are obtained when a member is traveling to a country that requires an Official Passport upon entry. Please refer to the DoD Foreign Clearance Guide for up-to-date information about your upcoming travel. Official Passports are only to be used for official travel (PCS, TDY, deployments, etc.). When applying for an Official Passport, applicants will need to provide a bona fide need. Passports are no longer issued just because or in preparation for future travel.

Obtaining orders that specifically state a country requiring an Official Passport per the DoD Foreign Clearance Guide is the easiest way to obtain an Official Passport.

When orders are unavailable, applicants may request an Official Passport with the following options:

1. A Memorandum in Lieu of Orders (MILO) (Individuals or groups less than 35)
2. A Deployment/Movement Memorandum (Groups of 35+)
3. A Passport Waiver Request

Please review all up-to-date memo’s and templates on Passport Matters by clicking here.

Please call or E-mail our office for further information or guidance on the options listed above. Please contact our office as soon as possible if your travel is imminent.

Official Passport Checklist