Retired ID question

[mpd61]

My 73 year old 100% disabled brother (USMC) lost his indefinite retired ID Card recently. He has his VA card and I think he can put his hand on his DD-214.
Where do I take him and what will he need for docs. I was assuming USCG in Boston or Hanscom?

Thanks

 

[CoastieRon]

My 73 year old 100% disabled brother (USMC) lost his indefinite retired ID Card recently. He has his VA card and I think he can put his hand on his DD-215.
Where do I take him and what will he need for docs. I was assuming USCG in Boston or Hanscom?

Thanks

They can look him up in the DEERS system. Hanscom is the best bet. Go to the Vandenburg gate visitor center and get a pass. Let them know he needs a new ID. Bring drivers license and DD214 just in case. If you have issues getting on, pm me, and I'll help you.

 

[440beeper]

US Army Natick Labs is easier....less of a crowd. In and out both times I have been there.

 

[mpd61]

Thank you folks!

 

[Wickedcoolname]

Norm MacDonald used to do an ID bit.
ID is a weird abbreviation. I stands for I. And D stands for Dentification.

 

[Tortuga]

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, ME is also an option. You can se up an appointment with the Qless app available for most smartphones or tablets.

 

[Arlo39]

Here’s website for DEERs Appointments

HTTPS://Idco.dmdc.odd.mil/idco/

 

[jd4444]

They are issuing the new retired ID card now. Saw one in person last week. Next Generation Uniformed Services ID Card

Bring his VA healthcare card as well as it is real ID compliant, not needed yet for access but sometimes they ask for two ids.

 

[Greg7580]

Here’s website for DEERs Appointments

HTTPS://Idco.dmdc.odd.mil/idco/

You have to make an appointment. Do not just walk in. Most places will not take walk-ins.