VISITOR PASSES FOR A DAY

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Senior23$

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I just want clarification, we have retired military IDs and by reading the West Point visitor's pass information it says we can escort up to 15 people into the grounds without them getting a pass. I just want to double check that this is not a problem upon arrival.

ARMY beat Navy
 
You might wish to call the Visitor Center but that is where we were...we are military ID card holders and our family members who were in the car with us never had to show a visitors pass.
 
Senior23$ said:
I just want clarification, we have retired military IDs and by reading the West Point visitor's pass information it says we can escort up to 15 people into the grounds without them getting a pass. I just want to double check that this is not a problem upon arrival.

ARMY beat Navy
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Second that. You and the others in your vehicle are good.
 
I would check with the visitor center. Sometimes I’ve had them scan the IDs of everyone in the car. Just happened last week.
 
It generally depends of the status of the installation at the time of your visit. They have different "Security" status's, and depending on the time and mandated status, everyone in the vehicle may be asked to show valid ID. Most times if the driver has DoD ID, and the passengers have "Real ID" compatible docs you should be fine. Just remember, without DoD ID, they will not be able to enter some buildings or facilities on base. If they have a visitors pass, they are granted more access because a background check is usually done prior to issuance of the visitors pass.

Always best to check with the particular installation prior to visiting. USMA, USNA, CGA, and USMMA normally are flexible because of students and their parents/relatives, other installations not so much.
 
Impulsive said:
It generally depends of the status of the installation at the time of your visit. They have different "Security" status's, and depending on the time and mandated status, everyone in the vehicle may be asked to show valid ID. Most times if the driver has DoD ID, and the passengers have "Real ID" compatible docs you should be fine. Just remember, without DoD ID, they will not be able to enter some buildings or facilities on base. If they have a visitors pass, they are granted more access because a background check is usually done prior to issuance of the visitors pass.

Always best to check with the particular installation prior to visiting. USMA, USNA, CGA, and USMMA normally are flexible because of students and their parents/relatives, other installations not so much.
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It will be for R DAY. I will call again tomorrow and ask specially for that day

Thank you
 
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