Check-in Procedures

If you arrive after duty hours, check in at the Fighter Country Inn, Building 660.

If you arrive during duty hours, check in at your unit's Commander's Support Staff (CSS) to begin squadron in-processing. Report in uniform. As well as checking in with the unit, it is mandatory to initiate base in-processing. Go to the Military Personnel Section located on the first floor of Building 1150. Your CSS will provide instructions to attend the mandatory Wing Orientation. Members must also attend Medical Right Start at the medical clinic held every Tuesday at 9 a.m. After you have done your initial in-processing, you will be given permissive temporary duty travel for house hunting, if eligible. It is extremely important that you do this! Otherwise you will be charged with regular leave which may not have been necessary for you to take. If you arrive after duty hours, report to your UPO the following duty day.

TDY and PCS Students

Report to the Fighter Country Inn, Building 660, for in-processing instructions.

Civilian Employees

In-processing is accomplished every other Monday from 8-10 a.m. in the Civilian Personnel Office, Building 1150, Room 1163.

• PCS orders
• All personal identification documents: military identification/common access cards, marriage and birth certificates, passports and Social Security cards
• Medical records, including immunization records for family and pets
• Leave and Earnings Statements
• Proof of car insurance and registration (If you are returning from an overseas assignment, have proof from your overseas insurance company that you were insured during the time you were out of country. If you cannot prove insurance, you will be considered "uninsured" for that time period and will be required to pay much higher premiums when obtaining insurance here.)
• School records
• Inventory list of household goods shipment
• Any bills of sale pertaining to vehicles, especially if you purchased the car overseas (You will need these to register your car.)
• Your sponsorship package

Temporary Lodging Reservations

The Fighter Country Inn handles all temporary lodging needs for Luke Air Force Base. Lodging is open 24 hours a day and consists of Visiting Quarters, Distinguished Visitor Suites and Temporary Lodging Facilities. Space can fill up quickly, so it is suggested you make your reservations as soon as possible, https://af.dodlodging.net/propertys/Luke-AFB. You will need a copy of your orders and must know your arrival date. Your sponsor can also make your reservations for you with a copy of your orders.

Families arriving PCS may stay in one of the Temporary Lodging Facilities for up to 30 days, space permitting. Some of the units are pet friendly. Guests must abide by the Air Force Lodging pet policy. If a pet-friendly unit is not available, guests will need to kennel their pets. Pet-friendly TLFs can be reserved at any time.

PCS single airmen arriving after duty hours or on weekends are checked into Hospitality Quarters until the first duty day when they are then assigned to their squadron dormitory.

If you get married before you PCS 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. Contact military personnel section at 623-856-8742 for appropriate documentation required to grant your new spouse an identification card or enrollment in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System.