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Do I need a sponsor?
The Commander appoints Sponsors for both married and single Soldiers and DA Civilians
and their families. Sponsors will assist Soldiers, DA Civilians and their families
during the relocation process. The goal of the Sponsor is to minimize the delays
and problems encountered during reassignment. All newly assigned Soldiers and DA
Civilians will receive a sponsor letter and or packet. If you have not received
your sponsor letter, please contact S1 Personnel immediately to obtain your sponsor's
name and contact information. You are expected to call your sponsor prior to signing
in to the command as a mandatory action.
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Where do I report for work?
1st IO Command Headquarters is located on the Fort Belvoir Reservation located at
8825 Beulah Street, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5246. It is located in the INSCOM’s Nolan
building.
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What required documents do I need to bring with me?
Military personnel must have the following documents and identification in hand prior to signing in to the command:
- Evaluation Form
- Orders
- Leave Form
- Common Access Card (CAC)
Civilian personnel must have clearances, CAC and Leave form.
Contractors must have clearances and CAC.
All contractors will in-process with their respective companies and their
clearances will be processed by their company's Security Managers.
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How do I get my badge?
Military personnel and current Civilian personnel should report to INSCOM G-2 Intelligence located
at the Nolan Building to sign the confirmation form indicating completion of the onboarding briefing so they can get their badge.
New Federal employees should report to the INSCOM Nolan Building, come to the lobby, pick up the phone and call S1 Civilian Personnel to get in-processed.
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Where can my spouse/partner look for employment?
Department of the Army jobs are listed on CPOL.
USAJobs.gov
is a good source for federal government jobs. Several other Websites offer a
comprehensive listing of civilian jobs in the Maryland-Washington DC-Virginia metropolitan area.
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Where can I get information on the Exceptional Family Member Program
in this area?
Visit the
Ft Belvoir EFMP
Web page for more information.
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What is a Family Readiness Group?
The Family Readiness Group of 1st IO Command exists to inform and care for the Family Members
of our Soldiers and DA Civilians. Our volunteers inform, build morale, and provide care for our
Family Members throughout the deployment cycle. Comprehensive information is available on the
Army FRG Website.
This site includes information about which groups can develop their own FRG pages.
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How do I join the Family Readiness Group for 1st IO Command?
Contact our Family Readiness Support Assistant at 703-706-1106.
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What can I do as a Volunteer?
Just about anything! Maybe the best way to volunteer is to tell us what you're good
at, or what you're passionate about doing, and we'll try to find a fit for you.
After all, if you're doing something you enjoy, it's hardly work!
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