No. Unfortunately, Dulles system doesn’t recognize our online courses. Therefore, your training would be invalid. Please proceed to either Dulles or Reagan National to complete your SIDA Combined training, DCA Non-Movement & IAD Non-Movement (if applicable).
Movement Training is for employees who are authorized to drive on the movement area of the AOA (all taxiways and runways). The non-movement area includes ramps and aprons that are not controlled by air traffic control.
Log into the website using your first and last name as it appears on your badge and enter your 7-digit badge number as your unique ID number.
Contact your employer.
If your company will be working within the airport for longer than 30 days, you will need to bring:
1. Badge Application
2. 2 forms of ID
3. Sponsor Letter
4. Certifying Official Designated Letter
5. Access Request Forms
All individuals must apply for a Customs Seal at Dulles (IAD) to be authorized to work or be present in the new Security Zones. Individuals who currently have a Customs Seal must complete the new Seal Application Process upon renewal of their airport issued ID badge.
Please visit the USCIS website to ensure that you bring the appropriate 2 forms of identification to your appointment.
If your badge has been lost, stolen, or otherwise unaccounted for, contact your Authorized Signer to complete the Unaccounted Badge form. Once completed and signed by your Authorized Signer, bring it to the Pass & ID office so that we may process your replacement badge.
No: If your badge is stolen.
Yes: If you’ve lost your badge for the first time, there is a $50 replacement fee. Second time, $100. Third time, you will need to schedule an appointment with the ASC. If approved, third replacement is $200.
Re-swipe badge
Enter your 4-digit pin
i. Re-enter your pin
ii. If the issue continues, this may be an access issue. Please call (703) 417-4632
For applicants who are born in the US, this process can take up to 7 days. For all others, this process may take up to 4 weeks.