Gates and Visitors Information

Attention Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield community! Our Directorate of Emergency Services now offers In-Lane Vetting at our gates. This process allows gate guards to vet visitors for a 24 hour pass to the installation from their vehicle. Look for DOD/Visitor lanes to use this function at access control points. Checks should take only two minutes or less, but it if more than one person needs a pass during normal hours then visitors must go to the Visitor Control Center. For more information call: 571-801-0273 or 571-801-0277.

1. Current arrest warrant

2. Criminal arrest information presenting a potential threat to the good order, discipline or health and safety

3. Unable to verify individual identity

4. Sexual assault, armed robbery, rape, child molestation/pornography, trafficking, drug distribution conviction(s)

5. Espionage, sabotage, treason, terrorism or murder conviction(s)

6. Registered Sex Offender

7. Felony conviction with past 10 years

8. Felony firearms or explosion conviction

9. Engaged in acts or activities designed to overthrow the US Government by force

10. Barred form entry

11. Identified in the NCIC Known Suspected Terrorist file or the Terrorist Screening Database

If denied access based upon derogatory information obtained from an NCIC or NCIC-II check, you can submit a waiver.

The waiver packet can be obtained at the Fort Stewart or Hunter Army Airfield Visitor Centers.

Bring your ID to the Visitor Center to get your pass reprinted. If you lost your AIE card, you will receive a1 day pass to report it lost or stolen to the MP station. Bring back a copy of the report, and we will print you a new AIE card.

There is no "renewal" process. All long term passes must be completely resubmitted every year for approval. A new 2737, background check, etc. is performed.

No. The Visitor's pass does not grant access to shopping at the PX, Shoppette, Furniture Store, etc.

Persons bringing firearms onto the installation must comply with Fort Stewart regulation 190-11’s rules requiring registration of all weapons on the installation, unless exempt. Persons bringing firearms onto the installation must also comply with the regulations carry and use requirements. Fort Stewart regulation 190-11 is punitive regulation and violations of it may result in administrative action or prosecution under the UCMJ. Civilians who violate this regulation may be subject to administrative action and criminal prosecution.

All Taxi/Uber/Lyft drivers require a valid Fort Stewart/HAAF visitor pass even if the fare is a DOD ID cardholder.

Taxi/Uber/Lyft companies are NOT authorized access to the installation as a Trusted Traveler.

Must be vetted and issued a VCC pass.

Drivers will be turned around.

Sponsorship requirements for all passengers who are non-ID card holders apply IAW AR190-13.

Soldiers and Family members must be aware that they will be charged their current fare and have to arrange additional transportation from the Gate if they are picked up by an non-vetted driver.

All visitors 18 years old and older must have a visitor pass issued from either Hunter Army Airfield or Fort Stewart visitor center. Bring your valid state issued ID or passport to have a background check completed. Everyone 18 years old and older must come inside to receive their pass. Once you have cleared the background check, a pass will be issued.

You must apply for a visitors pass. The process is outlined (see: In-Lane Vetting or visit the Installation Visitor Control Center (VCC) during Normal Duty Hours.

Yes. There is no need to stop at the Visitor Control Center if you have a dependent ID. Simply show your ID when driving through the gate.

You have to go to the Visitor Control center to get a visitor pass if you don't have your military ID - or you can ask someone to bring it to you.

All non-affiliated personnel, must have a visitor’s pass and government issued photo ID in lieu of a military ID. The three steps for receiving a pass are listed to the right.

All personnel gaining access to Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield are required to have a military ID or a visitor pass. Background checks are completed when passes are processed.

Yes! You can apply for a visitors pass up to 30 days in advance. Call the Visitor Control Center for details.

Yes, but you will need to get a pass through the Visitor Center.

Department of Defense (DOD) ID cards are accepted for access to the installation. All personnel are required to have a DOD ID card or a pass in order to be granted access.

Department of Defense (DOD) ID cards are accepted for access to the installation. All personnel are required to have a DOD ID card or a pass in order to be granted access.

No. All persons, including bike riders, either need a CAC or a visitor pass to get on post.

Yes, but you must register the card inside the Visitor Center before it can be used to access post.

No, but you can get a Survivor AIE card inside the Visitor Center that will be good for three years.

Provide a by name list of ALL guests, caters, etc. to the Visitor Control Center 2 weeks in advance. All visitors on the list will require proper identification or a DoD escort.

Yes.

The Guards conduct random car inspections – we never search.