Can I enroll in deers without my husband?

Retired and active-duty servicemembers are automatically signed up for DEERS but family members aren’t so you’ll have to ask your spouse to enroll you. Your spouse has to be the one to get this started!

Can I remove my spouse from deers?

A: You may add or remove family members to your DEERS record at the nearest military ID card issuing facility. To determine what documentation you will need to take with you, such as a Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, or Divorce Decree, please read the DoD Identity and Eligibility Documentation Requirements.

What rights do I have as a military spouse?

The military benefits you’re entitled to as a military spouse include, but aren’t limited to: Housing or a housing allowance — This is an additional amount paid to service members instead of providing quarters. If your spouse abandoned your family, you should be entitled to a portion of this allowance.

Can I add my stepchild to TRICARE?

You may also register eligible children as dependents until age 21 (or up to age 23 if in college) the same way. This includes unmarried biological children, stepchildren, and adopted or court-placed children. At age 21 or 23, they may qualify to purchase TRICARE Young Adult.

How do I contact TRICARE East?

East—Humana Military: 1-800-444-5445. West—Health Net: 1-844-866-WEST (9378)

What documents do I need to renew spouse military ID?

Married Dual Mil-to-Mil If you are an Active Duty Member and have married another Active Duty member, you will need to provide your Original/Certified Marriage Certificate, Social Security Card, and a State/Government issued photo ID. Both military members must be present.

Can a military spouse keep ID card after divorce?

Can I keep my military ID and privileges after the divorce is final? An un-remarried former spouse may retain the military ID card if he or she meets the 20/20/20 rule.

How do I remove my ex wife from DEERS?

Q: How do I update DEERS to show my divorce? A: Take a copy of your final Divorce decree to your nearest military ID card issuing facility. Visit the ID Card Office Locator to find the one nearest to you. A: Take a copy of your final Divorce decree to your nearest military ID card issuing facility.

How do I remove my old spouse from DEERS?

After the divorce is final, the sponsor must update the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS). To do this, bring a certified copy of the divorce decree or annulment to a local ID card office.

How much do I have to pay my wife if we separate army?

When a Soldier and former spouse have a court ordered divorce decree from any state, the Soldier is obligated to pay according to the court order. If the court orders the Soldier to pay $1041.50 per month, the Soldier must pay that amount regardless of the BAH II rates.