• Certificate of registration
• Valid driver’s license
• Military ID card/civilian ID card or statement of employment from contractor
• Proof of insurance, MDDC or MSF card for motorcycles
• Valid safety inspection (if required by licensing state)

Printable Vehicle Registration Form
(Open the form in the Adobe reader, fill it out, print it out and then bring it to Bldg 226 at Fort Stewart or Bldg 1279 at Hunter AAF.)

Weapon Registration
If you own a weapon you must register in accordance with Fort Stewart Regulation 190-2. Weapon registration is required just like vehicle registration on Fort Stewart and is recorded in the same COPS database.

Printable Weapon Registration Form

Registration Frequently Asked Questions

Q. If I am a dependent, can I register a vehicle in my sponsor's name?
A. If the dependent's name appears on the registration or the dependent has a notarized letter giving them permission to register the vehicle, or power of attorney over the property.

Q: I don't have a Department of Defense decal in my windshield. Am I still eligible to access Fort Stewart or Hunter Army Airfield?
A: Yes, however if attempting to gain access while driving a POV, you must access the instillation through the no decal lane at Gate 1 or the Montgomery Gate at Hunter Army Airfield. You (and all occupants 15 years of age and older) must present a valid matching form of photo identification (drivers license, State ID card, etc) at Gate 1 at Fort Stewart or Montgomery Gate at Hunter Army Airfield to gain access.

Q. I am a contractor but I do not have a contractor's I.D., can I get a sticker?
A. No, but you can get with your company liaison in order to go to the CPO office and get the paperwork for a contractor's ID. Once you have the ID, you can get your vehicle registered.

Q. I am selling my car, what do I do with my stickers?
A. You must remove your stickers and turn them in at the vehicle registration on your post. You are responsible for those stickers.

NOTE: If you are PCSing, you do not have to turn in your stickers, but if you are being chaptered out of the military, you need to turn in your stickers.

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Confiscation of CAC Cards and DoD Identification Cards

Effective 1 June 2010, Access Control Point Security Guards for Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield began confiscating mutilated and/or expired Government Identification Cards, i.e., Active Duty Military ID’s, Retired Military ID’s, Dependent Family Member ID’s, and Government Issued Common Access Cards (CACs). The Security Guards will explain the reason for confiscation and then will provide a receipt to the individual.

Once a day the Security Guards will take all confiscated ID cards to the Military Police Station. The Military Police will turn-in all non-active duty ID cards the next work day to the installation ID Card Section (Soldier Service Center at Building 253 - FSGA or ACS at Bldg 1286 -HAAF). For active duty members, supervisors in the rank of E7 and above may come to the MP Station to sign for the subordinate’s ID Card. By doing so, the supervisor is assuming the responsibility of ensuring Soldiers obtain a new ID card from their respective brigade’s ID Card section.

Examples of Mutilated, Expired or Altered ID’s include but are not limited to the following:

• CAC card missing the Memory Chip (Gold Chip)
• Cards not being legible
• Pictures that are unrecognizable
• Lamination split or coming off
• Damage that prevents identifying information from being verified
• Evidence that the card has been or attempted to be altered