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Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
When you arrive at your new installation, you’ll need to follow installation-specific procedures. Each installation and service handles in-processing differently. Here, you can find installation-specific guidelines and a list of documents to bring with you when checking- in. Reach out to the contacts provided if you have specific questions.
All Personnel
Prior to arrival in Japan, sponsors should contact the Camp Zama Military Personnel Division in/out-processing center located in building 102 and schedule the new Soldier/Civilian an in-processing appointment. Sponsors can make the appointment in person or contact the MPD at 263-4122 or 263-8699.
Soldiers:
Upon arrival, Soldiers will report to their unit who will sign the Soldier in from PCS Absence and ensure the Soldier and their sponsor report to the Camp Zama MPD in/out-processing center located in building 102 for their in-processing appointment. Soldiers are required to in-process in uniform and bring their PCS Orders and PCS Absence request with them to their appointment.
Civilians
Civilians and their sponsor report to the Camp Zama MPD in/out-processing center located in building 102 for their in-processing appointment. Government Civilian Employees are required to bring copy of their PCS Orders and, if already provided by CPAC, their verification of employment to their in-processing appointment. Government Civilian Contractors are required to bring copy of their travel orders and their Letter of Authorization (LOA) to their in-processing appointment. Civilians and their Family members also need to schedule an ID card appointment which will be made after their initial in-processing appointment by the MPD. Separate appointments will be made for all family members over 10 years old.
If you get married before you PCS overseas, you must inform your commander and follow the procedures exactly as you are given. The military will not pay for travel and housing of your spouse if you do not follow proper procedures.