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May 20, 2022
Volume 5, Issue 20
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IN THISISSUE:
CFAY FFSC & USO Host Military Spouse
Appreciation Day EventBeyond the GateMWR Events
Yokosuka Community Shows Yokosuka Community Shows Appreciation for Military SpousesAppreciation for Military Spouses
Weekly
Photos by MC2 Conner Houghtaling, CFAY Public Affairs
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Military spouses attend the annual Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY) event for Military Spouse Appreciation Day, a day to acknowledge the significant contributions, support, and sacrifices of military spouses. (Photo by USO Yokosuka)
Story and photo by MC2 Conner Houghtaling, CFAY Public Affairs
Members of the Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY) Fleet & Family Support Center (FFSC), in conjunction with CFAY’s
United Service Organizations (USO), organized and hosted a special event in celebration of Military Spouse Appreciation Day, May 7.
AROUND CFAYAROUND CFAYCFAY FFSC & USO Host Military CFAY FFSC & USO Host Military Spouse Appreciation Day EventSpouse Appreciation Day Event
Every year, members of the armed forces and their spouses gather to celebrate Military Spouse Appreciation Day, a day set aside to acknowledge the significant contributions, support, and sacrifices of military spouses.
The event included booths for home businesses to share their practices with the CFAY community, networking opportunities for any interested spouses, and a jovial atmosphere with music and food.
“The event was an exposition of the various resources and services available to our military spouses at CFAY,” said Lucia Abreu, a work and Family Life Consultant at the FFSC. “We recognize that employment and childcare is one of the biggest challenges with every transition, so providing some of the CFAY approved private businesses a forum to showcase their product or service was also a tangible way to show our support.”
While members of FFSC organized the event, it would not be possible without support from members of the United Services Organization (USO) Yokosuka.
“Our hope was to make the spouses feel genuinely appreciated,” said Carmen Williams, USO Yokosuka’s center operations manager. “We provided food and various treats at our stands, as well as provided a positive atmosphere. We wanted spouses to know that the USO is here to support them through deployments and being away from their families back home.”
Yokosuka’s USO not only supports events such as these, but provides many more services around base for military spouses with the sole purpose of creating a welcoming atmosphere.
“The USO offers monthly coffee socials that alternate between main base and Ikego housing,” said Williams. “These events are a great way to network, meet new spouses and participate in a fun craft or event. We also do the same for our monthly Tot-time, so parents of small children can socialize too.”
About halfway through the events scheduled runtime, Abreu noted that it had garnered a lot of attention around the base, which resulted in unplanned appearances from various active duty service members, as well as a large influx of military spouses.
“The best part of the day were the comments from our active duty service members, as they stepped up to the microphone in front of everyone and mustered up the words to show their appreciation to both their spouse and military spouses in general.”
Military spouses support a Navy-wide mission by protecting the home front, but when assigned
Tiffany Allen and Ronda Brownd, representatives of the Fleet & Family Support Center (FFSC), speak to a military spouse about employment opportunities in front of the Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY) commissary, during the annual base event for Military Spouse Appreciation Day, a day to acknowledge the significant contributions, support, and sacrifices of military spouses.
abroad, they face a different set of challenges in their day-to-day lives.
“We ask so much of them,” Abreu said. “Once they’re overseas they have to leave their friends and family behind, endure extended separation from their service member, sometimes even deal with single parenting and loss of employment. These challenges shine a light on their resiliency and strength. They should be honored always.”
If you or a loved one are struggling with feelings of isolation, it may be beneficial to contact the Fleet & Family Support Center. The FFSC offices are located in the Community Readiness Center, in front of the base commissary. For more information about the FFSC and other base activities, follow this link: https://www.navymwryokosuka.com/ffsc
For more than 75 years, CFAY has provided, maintained, and operated base facilities and services in support of the U.S. 7th Fleet’s forward deployed naval forces, tenant commands, and thousands of military and civilian personnel and their families.
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All classes are blended learning courses including an online portion and an instructor-led classroom skill session. The online portion must be completed prior to the skills test.
• Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED• Babysitter’s Training with Pediatric First Aid/CPR• Basic Life Support (for Medical professionals)
American Red Cross Spring ClassesAmerican Red Cross Spring Classes
Babysitter’s Training and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED ($70)Recommended for students aged 11-15 year • Tuesday, May 24: 2 to 5 p.m. • Tuesday, May 31: 2 to 5 p.m. • Wednesday, June 8: 1 to 4 p.m. • Thursday, June 9: 1 to 4 p.m. • Friday, June 10: 1 to 4 p.m.Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED ($55)Recommended for students aged 11-15 year • Tuesday, June 7: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.Basic Life Support ($55)Recommended for students aged 11-15 year • Thursday, June 2: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
To register, email: [email protected] with the class and preferred date/time. You will receive a payment link and be asked to send your receipt in order to guarantee a spot in the course.
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Dousun FestivalDousun FestivalMay 29 (Sunday)
11 a.m. | Araihama Beach (From Keikyu Misakaiguchii Station, take the bus for Abratsubo, 15-minute bus ride, 10-minute walk from the stop)The Dosun Festival celebrates a shogun family that ruled the Miura peninsula until 1516. Kasagake, horseback archery, will be performed at 12 p.m.
Kurihama Flower ParkKurihama Flower ParkPoppy FestivalPoppy Festival
30-minute drive from Yokosuka Main Base.Kurihama Flower Park is a Yokosuka City park locatedabout 15-minutes from either the JR Kurihama Stationor Keikyu Kurihama Station. This luxurious park utilizesthe natural terrain and features seasonal flowersthroughout the year. The park also offers playgroundsfor children. Free poppy picking will be held, May 28 and 29 from 2 to 4 p.m.
BEYONDTHE GATE
Dragon Boat Race 2022Dragon Boat Race 2022June 4 (Saturday) and 5 (Sunday)
Yamashita Park. (18-minute walk from JR Kannai Station, 5-minute walk from Minatomirai Line Motomachi-Chukagai Station)Dragon boat racing is an ancient Chinese sport. In its modern incarnation, teams of rowers climb into a long, low boat adorned with a dragon’s head and tail on the front and back. Each dragon-shaped boat consists of a crew of 15 to 20 members. The race will take place in front of Yamashita Park.
Yokohama Port Opening Yokohama Port Opening BazaarBazaar
June 1 (Wednesday) to 4 (Saturday)10 a.m. to 6 p.m. | Yokohama City New City Hall Atrium 1st floor (1-minute walk from Minatomirai Line Bashamichi Station, 1-minute walk from JR Sakuragicho Station)
Yokosuka Iris FestivalYokosuka Iris FestivalJune 1 (Wednesday) - 30 (Thursday)
9 a.m. to 7 p.m. | Yokosuka Shobuen Iris Garden (direct bus from Keikyu Shioiri station or bus (#25) from JR Yokosuka station) Yokosuka Shobuen is one of Japan’s renowned iris (shobu) gardens in Japan. It boasts 140,000 irises of 412 varieties covering approximately 9 acres. This event features live performances every Sunday from 2 p.m. Admission is ¥320.
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NEWS AND NOTICESPATIENT NOTICE
Interested in helping Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command (NMRTC) Yokosuka improve your patient experience? NMRTC Yokosuka is forming a Patient and Family Partnership Council (PFPC). If you have ideas or interest in helping us improve our services and work well on teams, please consider joining the PFPC. We are seeking motivated patients and family members to join our team, dedicated to making a positive impact on our patient experiences throughout NMRTC Yokosuka. Call 243-7951, or email: [email protected].
TIME TO PAY YOUR ROAD TAXNew USFJ decal requirement is fast approaching. Pay your road tax off base at: • Kanagawa Tax Office for normal and large vehicles. Working hours: Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m./1 to 4 p.m. • Yokosuka City Hall on 2nd floor for Mini-car/Motorcycle. Working hours: Monday - Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please bring your vehicle documents and drivers licenses to The Vehicle Registration Office (VRO) to register for a 2022 USFJ Decal. 2022 USFJ Decal will be required for drive in access onto the installation by June 1. Any questions, contact VRO at 243-5011.
MAY IS PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARENESS MONTH
The CFAY Health and Wellness Promotion Team would like to remind everyone that May is Physical Fitness awareness month. Regular physical activity reduces the risk
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Commanding Officer: Capt. Rich JarrettCommand Master Chief: CMDCM Robert D. Beachy
Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka
[email protected]@CFAY_Japan
of many adverse health outcomes and increases life expectancy. Being active also improves overall quality of life and performance – both on and off the job. According to the 2019 Fleet and Marine Corps Health Risk Assessment Annual Report, 33 percent of active duty Navy and 22 percent of active duty Marine Corps respondents indicated a lack of moderate or vigorous intensity aerobic exercise in their routine. A smaller percentage of active duty Navy and Marine Corps respondents indicated a lack of strength training exercises, 22 percent and 16 percent, respectively. The positive picture is active duty Sailors and Marines exceed the general population in their activity levels as less than half of the overall U.S. adult population get the recommended physical activity needed each week. Please visit the link below for more information: https://www.med.navy.mil/Navy-Marine-Corps-Public-Health-Center/Population-Health/Health-Promotion-and-Wellness/Health-Promotion-Toolbox/May-Physical-Fitness/
2022 DOD TENANT SATISFACTION SURVEY
The survey will be sent to you via email. This is your opportunity to provide feedback on your housing and community. Contact your Navy Housing Service Center, or Unaccompanied Housing staff for more information. Visit: www.cnic.navy.mil/housing.
CFAY DRIVER’S LICENSE OFFICEDriver’s license renewals/updates are now walk-in. For questions, call 243-
9089/6721/5647, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m./1 to 3 p.m., Moday-Friday (except holidays). CFAY issued USFJ form 4EJ/OF-346 with expiration date within 60 days are eligible to renew/update. You must present:• Orders/Letter of employment• A current stateside driver license. If it is expired, you must provide proof that it remains valid while on active duty.
ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER HERITAGE MONTH MEALS AT
JEWEL OF THE EAST The Jewel of the East is planning to highlight a different Asian culture meal weekly during the month of May.• Week 4, May 25: Multiple dishes celebrating Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
CONSTRUCTION AND CLOSURES12-Hour Parking Lot Closure: 12-hour parking lot between buildings 3000 and 1997 (ATGWP) will be secured until May 25. Please utilize other authorized available parking throughout the installation.Building 1475 reduced parking: Until April 30, 2023 for material laydown.Shisagi Street : Partial road closure/Sidewalk closure, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Moday-Friday until Sept. 30, 2023. Northbound lane is available for two-way traffic. Command Hill: Partial road closure and reduced parking on Saturdays and Sundays until May 28.Fleet Recreation Center: Full road closure from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on May 21.
CFAY ANNOUNCEMENTS
2022 Road Tax Season
When:
Pay your Road Tax at the Kanagawa Tax Office for normal and large vehicles. Then go to VRO with your documents to receive decal.
Motorcycle and mini car (yellow plate) pay Road Tax at Yokosuka City Hall.
If member owns more than one vehicle, all vehicles MUST be registered at the SAME TIME to receive decals. 2022 USFJ Decal is required by 01 June 2022.
What to bring to pay ROAD TAX?• 2021 Road Tax Receipt (last years)• Japanese Vehicle Title• Applicable Fees in YEN
What to bring to get DECAL? • ID Card • 2022 Road Tax receipt• Japanese Vehicle Title • Base Inspection Sheet (if applicable)• JCI Insurance• Liability Insurance • Parking Certificate with current
residence (must be re-registered at LTO with the current address)
• Valid Drivers license (if you own more than one vehicle, bring all additional driver’s license)
• Other than Spouse are required a Power of Attorney (POA)
FEES: CASH ONLY (Yen)
400Y, 500Y/501Y/529Y Plate:￥7,500300Y/301Y/329Y (4.5L & below):￥19,000300Y/301Y/329Y (4.6L & above):￥22,000100Y:￥32,000
Mini Car: (yellow plate) ￥3,000Motorcycle:126 cc and above ￥1,000125 cc and below ￥500
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MAIN GATE
WOMBLE GATE
KANAGAWA TAX OFFICEPAY ROAD TAX
Working Hours:
0900-1200 1300-1600, Mon - Fri
Yokosuka Chuo Station
P
GAS STATION
Denny’s
NTT
Post Office
Yokosuka Police Station
YOKOSUKA CITY HALL2F, ROAD TAX for Mini-car / Motorcycle
Working Hours: 0830-1700, Mon - Fri
Map for City Hall and Tax Office
CFAY/IKEGO GATE HOURS
VERNY PEDESTRIAN
Outbound Daily
24 hours
Inbound Monday-Friday
0600-2000
Inbound Saturday
0700-0800
Inbound Sunday and Holidays
CLOSED
WOMBLE GATE
Outbound Pedestrian Daily
24 hours
Inbound Pedestrian Daily
0500-2200
Inbound Vehicle Daily
0500-1800
Inbound High Traffic PatternMonday-Friday
0500-0830
Outbound High Traffic PatternMonday-Friday
1530-1800
CARNEY GATE
Outbound Pedestrian Daily
24 hours
Inbound Pedestrian Daily
24 hours
Inbound Vehicle Daily
24 hours
Inbound High Traffic Period
Monday-Friday0500-0830
CARNEY BOARDWALK PEDESTRIAN
GATE
Inbound/Outbound Daily
0600-2100
IKEGO
Inbound/Outbound Daily
24 hours
Jimmuji
Inbound/OutboundMonday-Friday
0500-0100
Inbound/OutboundWeekends and
Holidays0500-0030
CFAY Driver’s License Office
Effective 2 MAY 2022Driver’s License Renewal/Update are now WALK-IN
For questions, please call
243-9089 / 6721 / 56470800-1200/1300-1500 Monday-Friday (Except Holidays)
Driver’s License Renewal:CFAY issued USFJ FORM 4EJ/OF-346 with expiration date within 60 days are eligible to renew/update.
You MUST present:• Orders/Letter of Employment• A current Stateside Driver License If it is expired, you must provide proof that it
remains valid while on active duty.
Finger Printing Services
CFAY Traffic Court finger printing servicesare by Appointment Only at BLDG J-196
Wednesdays and Fridays 0900-1400To schedule an appointment please call :
315-243-9052 (046-816-9052) or 315-243-3651
(046-816-3651), 0830-1500 (Mon-Fri) Digital and Hard Copy Prints on (FD-258 and SF 87 forms)
If in need of Digital Prints please provide reference numbers (SON, SOI, and IPAC). *** Digital Prints will not be able to be conducted with out reference numbers ***
Traffic Court Open for Business
Thursdays 1430-1630 Tele-Conference Only
Call 243-9052 or 046-816-9052 between 1200-1330 on Thursday to confirm your hearing and to provide evidence to be presented to the Traffic Judge concerning a
case. You will be given a specific time for your hearing and will call:
243-1601 or 046-816-1601
(phone will ring until a second caller dials in)
No Walk-ins Authorized
Lost and Found Open for Business
Wednesday & Friday 1300-1500 By Appointment Only
Call Between 1300-1500 Wednesdays and Fridays. An appointment will be made for drop off or return of items.
243-9052 or 046-816-9052
No Walk-ins Authorized
Fleet & Family Support Center (FFSC)Yokosuka
ALL FFSC SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE IN PERSON AND REMOTELY VIA PHONE AND VIDEO CONFERENCING
For information and assistance contact us via email at: [email protected] or call during business (M-F 0800-1630).
To sign up for AOB email, email [email protected] and please include the date you wish to attend, your name, rate/rank, command, phone number, personal email, and spouses name if applicable
Visit the FFSC Yokosuka Japan Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/ffscyokosukajapan
• Fleet and Family Support Center, Work and Family Life Services, Ikego FFSC, and TAPS, please call DSN 243-3372 or 046-816-3372• For Counseling and Advocacy Services please call DSN 243-7878 or 046-816-7878 off base.• For SAPR Program assistance or to make a report please call 080-8409-8610• To Report Domestic Violence or Child Abuse call: DSN 243-7878 or 046-816-7878 off base. You can also call the FAP Duty Phone @ 080-5511-4498
Yokosuka Housing Services CenterContact Information
Website:https://www.cnic.navy.mil/regions/cnrj/installations/cfa_yokosuka/ffr/housing_and_lodging.html
Facebook page:https://m.facebook.com/cfayhousing/?ref=bookmarks
Email Address:[email protected]
Telephone numbers:Main Office (Bldg. 1441): 243-9037 or 046-816-9037
Schedule Vacate from MFH:- Yokosuka: 243-6784 or 046-816-6784- Ikego: 246-8027 or 046-806-8027
Unaccompanied Housing (UH) Front Desk (Bldg. 3333): 243-5569 or 046-816-5569
Public Works Maintenance Trouble Desk: 115, 243-5555 or 046-816-5555
TEMPORARY ABSENCE FROM MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING
(MFH) Anyone planning to leave their MFH quarters unoccupied for more than 7 days must contact the Housing Services Center.
Reference: CFAYINST 11101.29C CH-1, Family Housing Handbook
Complete a “Temporary Absence from Quarters” (form is available from the Housing Services Center).
House sitting is permitted, but the resident remains fully responsible for the quarters and the sitter’s conduct.
House sitters must be SOFA sponsored with base privileges, age of 18 and older, and authorized in writing.
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TICE
Restriction of Movement (ROM) InformationATTENTION NEWLY ARRIVING PERSONNELDIRECT ASSIGNMENT (Direct Assignment to Military Housing upon Arrival) To facilitate incoming families with moving directly into Military Family Housing upon arrival in Japan, which will enable completion of Restriction of Movement (ROM) period at the new residence.If you prefer to accept direct assignment, your command POC or sponsor will need to contact us at [email protected] for further information and guidance. The earliest possible notification requesting direct assignment is appreciated - minimum of 1-week prior arrival.
The following documents are required: • Housing Application (DD Form 1746)• PCS orders• Family (Dependent Entry Approval)• Flight Itinerary• Dog Quarantine forms (if applicable)
OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATECOMMANDER, FLEET ACTIVITIES YOKOUSKA
Building C-31, Mon- Fri: 0800 to 1130 and 1230 to 1600
[email protected] by phone at:
DSN: (315)243-7335/7916 or COMM: 046-816-7335/7916Contact our Office for assistance with:
- Private Employment Requests - Private Organization Audits
- Fundraiser Requests - Privacy Act Requests/FOIA
- Claims
RLSO WESTERN PACIFICUSCIS Update
Naturalization Virtual Interviews/Oaths in JapanUnited States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is conducting virtual naturalization interviews/oaths for eligible OCONUS members and dependents with pending citizenship applications. If you have a pending overseas naturalization application, please e-mail [email protected] with the following information:
1. Use “Naturalization Interview” in the subject line of your email2. Ensure that your email body contains: (a) First and Last Name; (b) Your Case #; 3. Your status (i.e., active duty or spouse of active duty). *Spouses of civilian[s] are not eligible for an overseas interview.
4. Original Issuing month and year of your green card. *Spouses with a green card for less than 3 years are not eligible for this overseas interview.
We will share your information with the USCIS Guam Field Office, so that they can contact you when an interview/oath is scheduled.
RLSO WESTERN PACIFICUSCIS Update
Naturalization Oath/Interviews while in U.S.USCIS is offering expedited naturalization interviews/oaths for eligible OCONUS members and dependents with pending citizenship applications that are traveling to the U.S. To request an expedited oath/interview, applicants must contact USCIS at:• [email protected]; or • 1-877-CIS-4MIL (1-877-247-4645) [Hours: M-F 0800-1600 CST / 2300-0700 JST]
For assistance with naturalization or other legal services, please contact your local legal assistance office at: • Yokosuka: [email protected]; • Sasebo: [email protected]; or • Guam: [email protected]
All walk-in pay, personnel, and transportation services are SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY
***CUSTOMERS, CPPAs, etc. – DO NOT WALK INTO PSD “BACK OFFICE” SPACES***
• Customers must utilize their CPPAs, and CPPAs must utilize distro emails and/or TOPS when reaching out for assistance
• PSD Yokosuka is undergoing major internal re-organization, office moves, and process changes in preparation for our transition into Transaction Service Center Far East (TSC Far East). Many of our phone lines will go unanswered and will eventually be disconnected indefinitely.
The only remaining “in person” services available are:• ID Lab• Special issuance (No-Fee) Passports• Cash Cage (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 0900-1100)
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General Information
• NAVPTO & SATO no longer accept walk-in customers. All walk-in services have been suspended indefinitely
• Customers must work through your CPPA for all official travel needs
• SATO Travel is available by phone: Monday-Friday from 0800-1600 at 0066-3381-2323, 046-820-2761, or 855-386-5180
• All flight submissions are required NLT 1200 each Thursday
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NAVPTO & SATO
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PSD Yokosuka Passport OfficeSchedule & Services
Day of the Week Type of Services
Monday & Friday CLOSED
Tuesday to Thursday All services
Saturday, Sunday, Federal Holidays CLOSED
• Walk-in only from 0830-1100
• No appointments necessary
• Check-in/out process for DoD Civilian personnel.
• Special Issuance Passport (SIP) applications: No-fee, Official and Diplomatic.
• VISA applications associated with OCONUS PCS (when applicable).
• For any questions concerning Special Issuance (No-Fee) Passports, please e-mail:
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PSD Yokosuka Passport OfficeRequirements
Minor applicant 0-16 years old
Apply in personProvide:Original Birth Certificate NOT the
Hospital Birth Certificate Child born in Japan
Original Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)
Letter of Dependency
DS-11Two 2 x 2 passport photosDD-1056PCS OrdersFront and back copy of both
parents CAC
Both parents must be present at the appointment If one parent/guardian cannot
be present, provide: DS-3053
Original notarized form signed by the non-present parent
Front and back copy of the non-present parent’s CAC
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PSD Yokosuka Passport OfficeFAQs
? Is Power of Attorney (POA) paperwork required? POA is not required for any passport services.
? Does the sponsor need to be present to obtain a multiple entry stamp? No. Adult dependents must bring PCS orders, Family Entry Approval, or Letter
of Dependency when applicable.
? Does the sponsor need to be present for a spouse applying for a passport? No. Applicant/spouse may apply alone.
? Can a newborn without SSN apply for a No-fee passport? Yes. Though it may delay processing. A parent must fill out a “SSN
Declaration-Minor form” as part of the application package.
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PSD Yokosuka Passport OfficeFAQs (cont.)
? Can I submit scanned copy of DS-3053? No. Only the original and notarized form is accepted.
? Do you accept tourist passport applications? No. Visit https://jp.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/passports/.
? Are dependent(s) passport pick-ups limited to sponsors only? No. The spouse may pickup for the whole family.
? Do we need a No-fee passport for PCS to the US? No. PCS CONUS may conduct travel with a tourist passport.
FULL ID LAB SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PERSONNEL / BENEFICIARIES
• All services are by appointment only except PIN resets, replacement of expired ID cards, and lost identification cards.
• Online appointment availability has been updated and appointments are available at: https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/locator
1. Click "Continue" in the Site Locator & Appointments Box2. Type Yokosuka in the "Show Locations Near" section3. Select "More Info "Yokosuka Naval Complex, Japan"
• For any emergency situation or services, you may send an email to: [email protected]• If you have any other questions, please go to www.cac.mil
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ID Lab
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PSD Yokosuka ID LabAdditional Info
APPOINTMENTS:Customers with appointments are given
priority!To schedule an appointment, please visit:
https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/
WALK-INS:Walk-in Time: 0800-1500
Wait times vary and walk-in times may be shortened without advanced notice based on the
amount of customers signed in for the day.
RENEWALS:Common Access Cards (CACs) may be renewed
within 90 days of expiration.
Dependent ID cards may be renewed within 30days of expiration.
Note: For every issuance/reissuance of a dependent ID card, a DD Form 1172 is required.
LOST CAC/Dependent ID’SLost Report from Base Security and Two forms
of Identification.(DoDM 1000.13-M-V1, paragraph 5 c (3)
DD FORM 1172:If accompanied by the military member sponsor, the DD Form 1172 can be generated in the ID Card Department. If the military member sponsor cannot accompany the dependent, a DD Form 1172 can be created one of two ways:
1) Online from a CAC-enabled computer at the following website:
https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/
2) By the SSM or VO at the member’s command, who may email the completed form via encrypted email to PSD ID Card Department at:
If the member is underway or out of the country, a Special Power of Attorney may be used for ID issuance or DEERS enrollment.
**DEPENDENTS OF DOD CIVILIANS/CONTRACTORS MUST OBTAIN
THEIR DD FORM 1172 FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE HRO/ADMIN **
Foreign Documentation:
All foreign documents MUST have a certified English translation, an Apostille or Consular
certification. ( BUPERS INST. 1750.10C, Attach 5 Notes 7.1.1)
DEERS ENROLLMENT:
Spouse:•Original Marriage Certificate•Social Security Card (US Resident/Citizen)
Child/New born child:•Original birth certificate, Certificate of BirthAbroad or Certification of Report of Birth•Social Security Number
Step-child:•Birth Certificate•Marriage Certificate
Parents:•DFAS letter of approval for SecondaryDependency (Active Duty/Retiree Members Only)
Spouse Disenrollment:•Divorce Decree
Note: Civilian, Contractors, and NAF Employeeswill also require a LOE, LOA, LOI, or Orders. Ifyou are Emergency Essential Personnel we willneed DD Form 2365 and DD Form 11722-2 statedin remarks CIV GC EE status.
MLC (FOREIGN AFFILIATES )DD Form 1172-2 and Two forms of unexpiredgovernment IDs.
PRIMARY:
•U.S. Passport or a U.S. Passport Card
•Permanent Residence Card or an AlienRegistration Receipt Card (Form I-551)
•Foreign Passport
•Driver’s license
•ID card issued by federal/state with photo
•U.S. Military ID card
•U.S. Military dependent’s ID card
•Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card
SECONDARY:
•U.S. Social Security Card
•Original or certified copy of birth certificate
•Certificate of Birth Abroad or Certification ofReport of Birth
•Voter’s registration card
•Certificate of U.S. Citizenship (Form N-560or N-561)
•Certificate of Naturalization (Form N-550 orN-570)
•U.S. Citizen ID Card (Form I-197)
ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF ID:(RAPIDS requires two forms of ID)
• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]
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Email Distro Lists
2022 YSF Summer Camp Calendar
Our Fitness, Soccer, Basketball, and bowling camps will be conducted by Volunteer or Certified Instructor.
If it doesn’t say Yoko only or Ikego only then that means the camp will be in both locations.
Transportation/Bus will be provided for the Golf Camp in Atsugi.
The process to register can be found on the bottom of the flyer or visit our Youth Sports Webpage at www.navymwryokosuka.com.
