Inprocessing Procedures

The Fort Benning in/out processing and Replacement Operations focuses on the installation clearance procedures and individual Soldier readiness verification.  AG organizes the various installation agencies needed to welcome and depart permanent party Soldiers and their Families from Fort Benning. Initial installation sign-in and replacement center support are operational 24 hours daily at Building 2607, 706-545-3608.

Upon arrival at the Replacement Operations Center, each Soldier is asked a list of questions which willresult in them receiving a "tailored" in processing checklist.  This "tailored" checklist will require them to inprocess only those opitional agencies thatare applicable to their needs.  There are a total of ten (10) opitional in processing agencies and twelve (12) mandatory agencies.

During the first full day of in processing, all soldiers attend a 4 hour session that involves briefings given by DENTAC, MEDPROS, TRICARE, Occupational Health, Health Promotions, Pinnacle (Post Housing), Finanace, ACS/DMWR, Drug and Alcohol, and Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS). 

Upon completion of these sessions, Soldiers proceed to complete other in processing requirements identified on their "tailored" checklist.  All in processing agencies are located in Soldier's Plaza and are with walking distance.  Overall, it takes on average of 3 days to complete installation in processing.

Other in processing requirements will be conducted at the unit of assignment ( i.e., Central Issue Facility, Security Clearance, Government Credit Cards,etc.).

The Following Point of Contact numbers are provided in regards to unit assignment decisions:

• Enlisted: 706-545-4103; DSN: 312-835-8790
• Officer:   706-545-5240: DSN: 312-835-5240

In/out processing of Students and Trainees is coordinated by the Commander operating the course of instruction that the Soldier is attending. If you are coming to Fort Benning to attend training/Schools, please use the following link for check in and in-processing procedures.

What to do if you Get Married Enroute

If you get married before you PCS, you must inform your Commander and follow the procedures exactly as you are given. If you do not follow proper procedures, the military will not pay for travel and housing for your spouse.