Select an option below to update your CAC, manage sponsor or family member ID card information, or find a RAPIDS ID Card Office.

Child Advocacy Centers provide a child-friendly, safe, supportive environment for child victims of abuse/neglect and their nonoffending caretakers.Children and their non-offending care takers will …

This website was created because of the lack of information available to show how to utilize Common Access Card (CAC)s on Personal Computers. MilitaryCAC has been online since 9 November 2007 …

The CAC, a "smart" card about the size of a credit card, is the standard identification for active duty uniformed Service personnel, Selected Reserve, DoD civilian employees, and eligible contractor …

Insert your CAC/PIV into the card reader, then click the 'DoD-Approved Certificate Login' button.

Since the NACI process can take up to 18 months, you may be issued a CAC before the process is completed and after a favorable fingerprint return. If the NACI process is completed and you are not …

Do you have questions about your Common Access Card (CAC) or your Uniformed Services ID Card? This site guides you through the process of obtaining, using, and maintaining both types of cards.

Once you have your CAC, you'll need to handle it with care because you'll be using it often. The information on this page should help you with the most common scenarios. Your CAC will offer a …

The CAC—which is roughly the size of a standard credit card—stores 144K of data storage and memory on a single integrated circuit chip (ICC). This CAC technology allows for rapid authentication and …

Sponsors and contractors use this site to send information to DEERS before contractors are authorized to receive a CAC. This application allows beneficiaries to update contact information in DEERS, …