To register for an Air Force Portal account, you must be a U.S. Military member, U.S. Government Civilian, Allied Forces member, or contractor supporting USAF efforts, who has been issued a government issued Common Access Card (CAC) or vendor approved External Certificate Authority (ECA).

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Follow the instructions in this pamphlet to enable your workstation to successfully recognize and use your new PKI certificates. This is a User process. Administrator privileges are not needed. Insert your new CAC into the card reader. If an error message pops up, remove the CAC and reinsert it into the card reader.

your previous CAC. Internally, the modernized CAC contains four single-use certificates, one for each. major PKI function. Beyond selecting the PIV-Auth certificate during network logon (vs the email certificate), your experience with the .

I. Self-Registration - USAF Requestors with a CAC and Social Security Number (SSN) should be able to self-register by submitting specific personal information that is verified against the Air Force Directory Services (AFDS) database (a requestor should be able to register within 48 hours upon receiving a CAC).

Information in this guide is for CAC holders who (PKI) supports DoD’s network security and information assurance efforts through the effective use of digital certificates encoded in the microchip of the Common Access Card (CAC). PKI certificates are necessary to access unclassified networks, applications, websites and portals, to

If you are able to obtain a CAC Card, ensure it is a valid USAF CAC Card (vice DOD). If your CAC is valid, or you are unable to obtain a CAC, and you still cannot self-register, fill out a Form 41 downloaded from the Registration Requirements link on the AF Portal Login page or obtained from the Help Desk.

Log in with your user name and password before you register a new CAC. Can retirees and dependents register? Can Foreign Affiliates/Nationals register? Where can I find a copy of the AF Portal Form 41? What is the account verification process? How long does it take to get the registration email?

AFPC will begin CAC/PKI-restricting access to most of their secure applications from the Air Force Portal on 28 Jan 2010. GCSS-AF and AFKN are committed to supporting the Warfighter while meeting USAF and DoD

Secure access to NIPRNet, email, Teams, CAC-enabled websites; Seamless access to DAF key resources anytime, anywhere; Total user privacy; Support resources, including how-to guides and training videos; Stay tuned for important updates on onboarding in your DAF inbox!