Fort Benning

U.S. Army Fort Benning and The Maneuver Center of Excellence


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PASS REQUEST INFORMATION

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Due to ongoing automation upgrades some visitors, including from out-of-state, may have issues using the online pass system. If during the process you receive a message stating your request has been aborted, or any other error, please proceed to the Fort Benning Visitor Center at the Plumley Access Control Point on Lindsey Creek/I185 Parkway for assistance obtaining an access pass in person. The Visitor Center is open 24/7 to assist with access control.


All personnel who are requesting unescorted access to Fort Benning and not in possession of a DOD ID card, Federal PIV or an installation AIE pass/AIE card will undergo a National Crime Information Center Interstate Identification Index (NCIC-III) background check. This check involves verifying the individual's identity and checking their criminal history against the Army Fitness Adjudication Standards. Those with derogatory information related to the Army Fitness Adjudication Standards will be denied unescorted access to the installation.

Be aware that all individuals 18 years and older in the vehicle are required to have a background check and pass before being allowed unescorted access to the installation.

Pass Request at Visitor Control Centers: To request an access pass to post, you can go to one of two Visitor Control Centers.

  1. The Lindsey Creek Visitor Control Center (VCC) is open 24 hours a day to include holidays.
  2. The Contractor Visitor Control Center (CVCC) is located on 8th Division Road in Harmony Church and is open Monday to Friday 6 am to 2 pm. The CVCC is closed nights, weekends and holidays.

If you go to one of the Visitor Control Centers, the process will take approximately 5-8 minutes per person, so please allow for extra time when making travel plans.

By requesting a pass, you are agreeing to a background check, which uses the National Crime Information Center Interstate Identification Index (NCIC-III), a Federal Bureau of Investigation database that provides criminal histories from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.