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Mission

The mission of the RPAC is to provide effective and efficient personnel administration services to all commanders, their Marines and family members.  This includes the obligation of ensuring military personnel are administratively prepared for worldwide deployment with the operational forces.

Leadership

Okinawa:

IPAC Director: CWO5 Quyen Q. Phung 
IPAC Deputy Director: CWO4 Lien N. Vien
IPAC SNCOIC: MGySgt Enred T. Aquino


Iwakuni:

SSC OIC:  
SSC AOIC: 
SSC SNCOIC: 


Hawaii:

SSC OIC:  
SSC AOIC: 
SSC SNCOIC: 

Hours of Operations

Okinawa:

Monday:  0730-1630
Tuesday:  0730-1630
Wednesday:  0730-1630
Thursday:  0730-1200
*Closed Thursdays for training 1200-1630*
Friday:  0730-1630

*Please note that during hours of 1130-1300 limited support will be available*
*We are closed during federal holidays, authorized 72’s/ 96’s.  Announcement of closure are published via OkiNews for Okinawa*


Iwakuni:

Monday:  0730-1630
Tuesday:  0730-1630
Wednesday:  0730-1630
Thursday:  0730-1200
*Closed Thursdays for training 1200-1630*
Friday:  0730-1630

*Please note that during hours of 1130-1300 limited support will be available*


Hawaii:

Monday:  0730-1630
Tuesday:  0730-1630
Wednesday:  0730-1630
Thursday:  0730-1200
*Closed Thursdays for training 1200-1630*
Friday:  0730-1630

*Please note that during hours of 1130-1300 limited support will be available*

Contact Us

Okinawa:

Headquarters Branch
     Area Clearance Section:  645-4017
     Identification Card Center:
          645-4039 (Camp Foster)
          647-1018 (USMC ID Support Centers Aboard Okinawa)
     Passport Office:  645-8173
     Quality Control:  645-7914 / 7980

Inbound Management Branch:  645-7904 / 7728 / 6093

Outbound Management Branch:   645-5354 / 6222 / 1421

Command and Personnel Support:
     Performance Management Branch:  645-4325/ 9668
     Deployment, Exercise, and Operations Management Branch:  645-8640 / 0868 / 2667
     Military Pay Branch:  645-6018 / 7216 / 9847


Iwakuni:

Satellite Support Center (SSC): 


Hawaii:

Satellite Support Center (SSC):  

Headquarters - Okinawa

General Information 

The Headquarters Branch is located on the first deck of building 5699, Camp Foster.  This branch functions as the centralized command and control element of RPAC - Pacific.  This branch is comprised of a Headquarters Section, Mobile Admin Assist Team (MAAT) and a Quality Control Section.



Mission  

HQ SSC Okinawa is directly responsible for the daily maintenance, operations, and accountability of personnel, facilities, and equipment.  Utilizing appropriate information systems and G-1 allocated funds, the section manages the unit budget and procures necessary supplies while maintaining strict oversight of all IT assets.  Additionally, the section facilitates critical support services, including area clearance, ID/CAC issuance, passport assistance, and civilian employee to maintain administrative readiness.

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Expand List item 10210Collapse List item 10210  ID Card Center

Mission

The Area Clearance Section is responsible for receiving, validating, and processing all official area clearance requests for inbound accompanied personnel, delayed dependent travel, and approved tour conversions. Additionally, the section is responsible for initiating and transmitting official area clearance requests on behalf of outbound service members executing Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders to designated overseas locations requiring area entry authorization and/or dependent entry authorization.

Expand List item 10212Collapse List item 10212  Point of Contact / Hours of Operation
 
Camp Kinser
Location: Building 107, Room 117
DSN: 315-637-1086

Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0730 - 1630
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch
Thursday: 0730 - 1100
   *Closed from 1100-1630 for training

 

 
MCAS Futenma
Location: Building 406, Room 102
DSN: 315-636-6615

Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0730 - 1630
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch
Thursday: 0730 - 1100
   *Closed from 1100-1630 for training
 
Camp Foster (Main)
Location: Building 5699, Room 127
DSN: 315-645-4039/7753

Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0730 - 1630
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch
Thursday: 0730 - 1100
   *Closed from 1100-1630 for training

 

Camp Courtney
Location: Building 4206, Room 117
DSN: 315-622-3001

Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0730 - 1630
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch
Thursday: 0730 - 1100
   *Closed from 1100-1630 for training

 

Camp Hansen
Location: Building 2187
DSN: 315-623-7339

Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0730 - 1630
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch
Thursday: 0730 - 1100
   *Closed from 1100-1630 for training
Camp Schwab
Location: Building 3000, Room 110
DSN: 315-625-1101

Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 0730 - 1630
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch
Thursday: 0730 - 1100
   *Closed from 1100-1630 for training
DSN: 315-647-1018 
Email: MCB_Butler_ID_Center@usmc.mil
**Last customer is taken 20 minutes prior to closing.**
Expand List item 10214Collapse List item 10214  Services

Camp Foster ID Card Services (Appointment and Walk-in):

Booking an appointment the same day must be within 5 hours of the next available time slot. Promotion CACs, Expiring CACs, Expiring USIDs (Dependent/Retiree ID’s), New Employee CAC, Email/Credential updates, DEERS updates, 100% Disable Vet ID's, DD Form 1172-2, CAC Blocked/Pin Reset, Lost or stolen CAC, Newborn Enrollments, and Agent Letters.

PLEASE NOTE:

The ID card office can NOT manually update or add any of the following information: Promotions, Active duty to Retiree status, Extensions, Reservist on active orders, Active duty to Reserve status.

For uniformed services personnel and DoD civilians, all submissions to DEERS must be made electronically via an authorized data source feed (e.g., Civilian Personnel Management Service). Data source feeds for additional population categories shall be approved and incorporated by the Office of the USD(P&R) (OUSD(P&R)) as they become available.

Due to monthly promotions, a high volume of customer on the first of the month is expected. It is strongly recommended to schedule an appointment. Appointments will take precedence.

Camp Foster ID Card Services (Walk-Ins):

The ID Card Center on Camp Foster will take walk-ins for the following reasons:  CAC Blocked/Pin Reset, Lost or stolen CAC, Newborn Enrollments, and Agent Letters 

ID Card Appointment Website:

Appointments can be made at https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/ > Select make appointment > Enter location (Chatan) > Select 50 miles in radius search > Select search > Scroll down to select desired DEER’s location > Select schedule an appointment > Search calendar for available appointment slots > Click on date and select book appointment with available time slots > Fill in required information and save > Confirmation email will be sent to email address provided. Please book one appointment per transaction to ensure the appropriate amount of time is available.

Overseas Base Privileges:

If the Sponsor and dependents are authorized base privileges overseas (Commissary, Exchange, MWR) please bring the following documentation: DD 1172-2 stating base privileges are authorized or the letter of employment stating base privileges are authorized. ***Contractors*** will need to provide the letter of authorization (SPOT LOA) and assigned to overseas for longer than 365 days.

Identification Requirements:

ALL Sponsors, Spouses and Dependent Children ages 18 years and older must provide two unexpired forms of ID to receive a new ID card. One must be a unexpired State/Government issued Photo ID.

Acceptable Identification Examples:

Primary: Military ID, Driver's License, State ID, Passport. Secondary: A second Primary ID, Social Security Card, Voter's Registration Card, Birth Certificate, or Veterans Health Identification Card (VHIC). All must be unexpired in original form.

Foreign Documentation:

All foreign documents MUST have a certified English translation (if applicable) and an Apostille or Consular certification. Contact the document issuing facility to obtain authentication certification.

USID Card Online Renewal Services:

Sponsors may request Uniformed Service ID (USID) Card renewal online, which if approved, are mailed directly to the card recipient; no in-person appointments necessary. 

Where do I request for online USID card renewal?

Link to the ID Card Office webpage: https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/
Link to frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding Online USID Card renewal:
https://www.cac.mil/Portals/53/Documents/Online%20USID%20Card%20Renewal%20FAQ_v1.3.pdf

Should you have any questions or concerns, please email mcb_butler_id_center@usmc.mil or visit your nearest ID card Office

Expiring CACs:

CACs will be renewed no earlier than 90 days out from expiration date. Emergency situations will be taken into consideration and approved by ID card supervisor.  

Expiring USIDs (Dependent/Retiree IDs):

USIDs will be renewed no earlier than 90 days out from expiration date. Emergency situations will be taken into consideration and approved by ID card supervisor. 

New Employee/Renewal CAC (Civilian/NAF):

Documents Required: Completed DD Form 1172-2 signed by the Civilian Personnel Office, Letter of Employment and two valid forms of identification.

New Employee/Renewal CAC (Contractor):

The Trusted Agent (TA) for the contractor’s sponsoring organization must add the contractor to DEERS through the Trusted Associate Sponsorship System (TASS) before a CAC can be issued. Documents Required: Letter of Authorization, Completed DD Form 1172-2 signed by authorized signatory and two valid forms of identification. 

Frocking CACs:

Please provide a letter authorization or web orders for verification purposes.

Initial Retiree IDs:

For uniformed services personnel and DoD civilians, ALL submissions to DEERS must be made electronically via an authorized data source feed (e.g., Civilian Personnel Management Service). Data source feeds for additional population categories shall be approved and incorporated by the Office of the USD(P&R) (OUSD(P&R)) as they become available.

“CAC” Blocked vs “Account” disabled:

Report to the nearest ID card center for all “CAC” blocked or locked error messages. All CAC unlocks and CAC pin resets need to be conducted in-person as verification of recipient's fingerprints are required.

Contact your local IT support for all “Account” disabled or suspended error messages. Users with @USMC.mil email addresses can call DSN 117 for “Account” related issues

Lost or Stolen CAC:

All personnel (Military/Civilian) whose CACs have been lost or stolen must bring a Minor Offense Report from the Provost Marshall Office or Memorandum for Record from sponsoring agency signed by a supervisor reporting it was or lost/stolen.

Lost or Stolen Dependent/Retiree ID:

PMO report not required. Sponsor must be present to sign 1172-2 for new ID card. Two valid forms of ID’s are also required for dependents 18 years of age and older.

ID CARD CERTIFICATE RECOVERY :

Follow the below steps at https://ara-5.csd.disa.mil

1.   User needs to navigate to DOD Automatic Key Recovery webpage and download previous encryption certificate.

      a.   Certificate should match time period of when the email was sent.

      b.   Download File to computer

      c.   Save the One-Time Password onto the users workstation temporarily (will need to enter later).

2.  Install downloaded Encryption Certificate.

     a.  Open Outlook and navigate to: File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Email Security.

     b.  Click on Import/Export (next to Publish to GAL).

     c.   Browse to file location and select appropriate file.

     d.   Enter in One Time Password a.  Open Outlook and navigate to: File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Email Security.

3.  Attempt to access encrypted email.

 All Network account questions, or assistance should be directed to your local S-6 or Marine Corps Enterprise at DSN 117. In depth instructions can also be found at the below links.

Instructions: PowerPoint Presentation (army.mil)

GAL Update:

Users can update their GAL and contact information at the ID Card Office online website https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/ under the MY Profile tab.

Secure Area Access:

All recipients that receive a new CAC need to contact their respective Security Manager or Provost Marshall Office to regain access to secure areas they were previously authorized. Secure access does not transfer over to the new issued CAC.

Updating DEERS Record:

Sponsor must be present, or a valid Power of Attorney will be required for all record updates. Valid supporting documentation must also be provided.

Adding Spouse to DEERS:

When adding a spouse to DEERS, the sponsor must bring the following documents for their spouse: Marriage Certificate, birth certificate, social security card and a valid photo ID. All documents must be in original form or certified true copy.

Adding children to DEERS:

Sponsor or Sponsors (Dual Military) must be present. Required Documentation: Marriage Certificate/License, Birth Certificate or Proof of Birth, Social Security card (If Available). Stepchild: Marriage Certificate required. Illegitimate child: Voluntary Acknowledgement of Paternity or Judicial Determination of Paternity is required.

Full Time College Students:

Sponsor must present a letter from the school's registrar office stating currently enrolled or registered as a full-time student. School must be an accredited college, and student must be in pursuit of an associate degree or higher. Sponsors must also certify on the 1172-2 form that they are providing over 50% to support the child.

Dependents without Sponsor Present:

All Dependents without a Sponsor present must have a valid DD Form 1172-2 pre-printed by a DEERS station that has been signed by the Sponsor and a Verifying Official ahead of time. These signed 1172-2 are valid 90 days from signature date. Power of Attorney accepted but must state DEER’s or Military ID card related transactions.

 Printer Service Not Available:

We do not offer any printing services; all members must come prepared with physical copies of any required documents. We also cannot receive emails with said documents, all documents must be printed before coming to the customer support section for a CAC/Dependent ID card.

100% Disabled American Veteran ID:

 The veteran will provide a copy of their DD-214 & the final 100% disability award letter provided by the VA. 

Navy Personnel Alternate Tokens Request:

Due to limitations with Active Directory, the Common Access Card (CAC) can only be used for network logon to one account. For Navy personnel requiring the need to maintain two accounts, @usmc.mil and @mail.mil, please visit the following link for more information: https://infosec.navy.mil/PKI/alttokens.htm

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Expand List item 10223Collapse List item 10223  Passport Office

Mission

To enhance the operational readiness of III Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) and MCIPAC commands by delivering comprehensive official, no-fee, and tourist passport services, alongside SOFA entry stamps and visa processing for official military business.  We are dedicated to ensuring that Marines, DoW civilians, and their families are administratively prepared for immediate worldwide deployment, permanent change of station (PCS), and official travel throughout the Indo-Pacific Area of Responsibility (AOR) and beyond.

Expand List item 10224Collapse List item 10224  Point of Contact / Hours of Operation
 
Point of Contact
Location: Camp Foster Building 5699
Phone Number:
   Comm: 098-970-8173
   DSN: 315-645-8173
Email: ipac_campfoster_passport@usmc.mil

Mailing Address:
   Camp Foster Acceptance Facility
   MCIPAC-MCB 
   Unit 35002
   FPO, AP 96373
 
Hours of Operation
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 0730 - 1630 (by Appointment Only)
   *Closed from 1130-1300 for lunch

Tuesday and Thursday*: 0730 - 0830 (Walk-in)
   Note: First-come, first-served. Walk-ins are restricted to a maximum capacity of 12 applications.
   *Closed from 1200-1630 for training

Passport Pick-up & Re-entry Stamps: 
   Monday - Friday: 0900 - 1130 & 1300 – 1600
   *Thursday Closed from 1200-1630 for training
Expand List item 10226Collapse List item 10226  Other Passport Offices in Okinawa
 
Kadena Air Base
Location: Building 721B
Phone Number:
   Comm: 098-961-8978 
   DSN: 315-634-8978
Email: 718FSS.MPS.PassportMatters@us.af.mil
Schedule Appointment @ https://kadenaabpassports.setmore.com/ 
Website: https://kadenafss.com/career/military-personnel-flight/
 
Torii Station
Location: Building 216, 1st Floor, Room 133 
Contact for Appointment
Phone Number:
   Comm: 011-81-90-351-4060 
   DSN: 315-652-5419
Email: usarmy.torii.usag.mbx.okinawa-passports@mail.mil
Website: https://home.army.mil/okinawa/index.php/about/Garrison/directorate-human-resources/military-personnel-division/passportvisa/
Expand List item 10225Collapse List item 10225  Online Services

Naha Consulate Appointment 

Book Camp Foster Appointment

Check Passport Status

All applicants, including children, must be present for appointments.

Expand List item 10227Collapse List item 10227  Fees (Non-reimbursable)

Adult (16 or older):

  • First-time applicant or not eligible for renewal: $165
  • Eligible for renewal: $130

Child (under 16):

  • First-time applicant or renewal: $135
Expand List item 10228Collapse List item 10228  Important Notices

Appointments: All applicants, including children, must be present. Walk-ins limited to 5–10 applications per session.

Payment: Only money orders or cashier’s checks accepted. Available at Community Bank or Post Office. See "Payments" in the menu.

DoD Local Hires: Generally, locally hired US citizens use their regular-fee (blue tourist) passports when performing official USG travel (Ref. FCG). Verify eligibility with local CHRO.

Application Mailing Address: Must use the following mailing: MCB UNIT 35002, FPO AP 96373.

Passport Photos: Requirements: Color 2"x 2" Passport Photo.

Tourist Passports: Recommended for leisure travel while stationed in Japan. Use of no-fee passport is restricted to official travel under orders.

Processing Times: Tourist: 5–8 weeks; No-Fee: 8–12 weeks.

Expedite Eligibility: Only for active duty with O7 command memo.

Form Filler: Use the online form filler for DS-11 and DS-82 to ensure barcodes.

Lost or Stolen: Submit DS-64 and reapply with DS-11. Bring full documentation.

Citizenship Evidence: See Citizenship Evidence.

TAD/Exercise: Memorandum in Lieu of Orders (MILO).

Expand List item 10229Collapse List item 10229  Passport Requirements by Types

Tourist Passport:

  • Child Under 16: DS-11, DS-3053, DS-5525, Parental Relationship, Original Citizenship Evidence, (2) Photos, Payment
  • Adult First-Time or older than 15 Yrs: DS-11, Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos, Payment
  • Adult Renewal: DS-82, Previous Passport, Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos, Payment
  • Correction: DS-5504, Legal Docs, Previous Passport, 1 Photo, no payment if issued w/in a year
  • Lost/Stolen: DS-11 + DS-64, Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos, Payment

No-Fee Passport

  • DS-11, PCS/TAD Orders, Area Clearance approval, SF-50 or DD-1614/1617 Letter of Employment, Original Citizenship Evidence, 2 Photos
  • DS-3053 if one parent unavailable (for minors)
  • Payment may be waived

Official Passport

  • DS-11 (initial) or DS-82 (renewal), Orders, MILO, Gov ID, 2 Photos
  • DS-64 for lost/stolen; reapply with DS-11

Diplomatic Passport

  • DS-11, Authorization Letter, Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos
  • DS-5504 for corrections
  • DS-64 and DS-11 for lost/stolen
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Initial Passport (All ages)

  • DS-11, Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos, Payment

Passport Older Than 15 Years

  • DS-11, Old Passport, Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos, Payment

Child Under 16

  • DS-11, Birth Certificate
  • DS-3053 (if one parent unavailable)
  • DS-5525 (if parent cannot be located)
  • Parental ID, 2 Photos, Payment

Adult Passport Renewal

  • DS-82, Passport issued after age 16 & within 15 years
  • Old Passport, 2 Photos, Payment

Passport Correction

  • DS-5504, Old Passport
  • Legal Docs (e.g. marriage cert), Updated Photo

Lost or Stolen

  • DS-64 and DS-11
  • Original Citizenship Evidence, Gov ID, 2 Photos, Payment

Quality control

Mission - The Quality Control (QC) section is established to maintain data integrity and systemic oversight within the Marine Corps Total Force System (MCTFS). The branch performs critical administrative auditing, security management, and procedural optimization.

Contact Us:

Branch OIC - CWO2 Umana 
Branch AOIC - CWO2 Koch  
Branch SNCOIC - MSgt Daya

Services:

Systemic Oversight and Trend Analysis
Systems Access and Security Auditing

Inbound Managment Branch

Mission - The mission of the Inbound Management Branch is to ensure the timely and accurate processing of all incoming Marines including but not limited to verifying entitlements, updating personnel records, and facilitating the completion of required documentation upon arrival at their Permanent Duty Station (PDS).

Contact Us:

Branch OIC -
Branch AOIC - 
Branch SNCOIC -

Services:

Accessions:
     Joins
     Travel Claims
Inbound Interview (IBI)
Temporary Lodging Allowance (TLA) Claims

Outbound Management Branch

Mission - provide comprehensive oversight and expert management of all Outbound Interviews, ensuring 100% accountability and administrative execution for all PCS, PCA, Separation, and Retirement orders.

Contact Us:

Branch OIC –
Branch AOIC – 
Branch SNCOIC –

Services:

Permanent Change of Station Orders (PCS) / Permanent Change of Assignment Orders (PCA):
     -PCS
     -PCA
Separation / Retirement:
     -Separation
     -Retirement
Temporary Lodging Allowance (TLA) Claims

Performance Management Branch

Mission - This will outline the mission and areas of responsibility assigned to the Performance Management Branch (PMB). The mission of the Performance Management Branch is to deliver accurate and timely personnel administrative support that ensures Marines are prepared for worldwide deployment by maintaining professionalism and readiness through effective reporting of the sections below.

Contact Us:

Branch OIC -
Branch SNCOIC -

Services:

Legal
Promotions
Personal, Unit, and Service Awards
Military and Civilian Training and Education
Limited Duty
Body Composition Program

 

Deployments, Exercises, and Operations Branch

Mission - Process and accurately execute DEO EPARs submission to RPAC.  Provide support to all S-1 units for Okinawa, Yokosuka, Camp Fuji, Camp Blaz, Camp Mujuk, Iwakuni, and Hawaii within the responsibilities of Deployment Exercise Operations Branch.  There are certain pay allowances and entitlements associated with deployments.  DEO Branch will support Major Subordinate Commands (MSC) and Major Subordinate Elements (MSE) to determine appropriate entitlements based on the documentation provided to be reported on unit diary based upon location and duration of the deployment/exercise.

Contact Us:

Branch OIC - 
Branch SNCOIC -

Services:

Temporary Additional Duty (TAD)
Fleet Assistance Program (FAP)
Meals and Rations
Entitlements and Awards
Fleet Assistance Program (FAP)

Satellite Support Center (SSC)

Mission - Provide timely, accurate, and standardized personnel administrative support to commanders, Marines, Sailors (when assigned), civilian personnel (as applicable), and eligible family members who are geographically separated from the RPAC-Pacific headquarters, ensuring administrative readiness and consistent customer service across the Pacific Area of Responsibility.

General:

SSC Okinawa provides personnel administrative support to commands and personnel located in Okinawa, Camp Fuji, Camp Blaz (Guam), Guam, and Camp Mujuk, Korea.

SSC Iwakuni provides personnel administrative support to commands and personnel assigned within the Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni area of responsibility.

SSC Hawaii provides personnel administrative support to commands and personnel assigned within the State of Hawaii.

Note:  Each SSC serves as the primary customer service and administrative support location for commands and personnel within its designated geographical area while maintaining standardized administrative processes throughout RPAC-Pacific.

RPAC – Pac SOP

Okinawa – Annex A
Iwakuni – Annex B
Hawaii – Annex C
Marine Corps Base Camp Butler