Court certified copies

[froggystyle]

I googled how to obtain court certified copies of dependent documents, that seems like it going to take a while.....what’s the fastest way to get these docs for OCS check in?

 

[Swanee]

Are you talking about a notarized marriage certificate and/or kids birth certificates?

 

[froggystyle]

Are you talking about a notarized marriage certificate and/or kids birth certificates?

Yes in reference to birth certificate and social security card. If dependent is already in DEERS, then is it necessary to bring certified copies?? Or will a photo copy do?

 

[Swanee]

I mean, if they are already in DEERS I can't imagine you'd need to bring any of that kind of crap. Is the Navy not giving you TAD orders to OCS?

 

[froggystyle]

I mean, if they are already in DEERS I can't imagine you'd need to bring any of that kind of crap. Is the Navy not giving you TAD orders to OCS?

Yeah, that’s what I figured. Some dude said priors need to bring all that stuff anyways for some reason. Confusing is what it is.

 

[Nick Kislak]

In the same boat, appreciate more information. In my case, my spouse is from Russia and I only have originals and translations, so far the plan is to bring the originals with me and then mail it back to her.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

For specific questions, when in doubt ask OCS Admin http://www.netc.navy.mil/nstc/otcn/contact.html.

I've had applicants ask me similar questions and if in doubt I'll ask one of the OCS Admin for clarity. If you're a fleet applicant, contact them directly. If you're working with a recruiter, have the OR or Processor help out.