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Annual Retiree Account Statements
Military retirees and
annuitants paid by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) can expect
to receive their tax statements and end-of-year statements beginning
mid-December on myPay. DFAS will be sending a combined mailing to
those retirees who do not have access to myPay and to those retirees who have
requested a hardcopy of a Retired Account Statement (RAS) or a 1099R. All annuitants will receive a combined
mailing of both the Annuity Account Statement (AAS) and the 1099R.
The end of the year and tax
statements for DFAS customers are projected to be distributed by the dates in
the following table:
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Availability Dates
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Customer Group
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Date on myPay
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Mail dates via the
U.S. Post Office
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Annual Retiree Account
Statements
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12/09/06
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12/16/06 - 12/31/06
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Retiree 1099-Rs
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12/15/06
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12/16/06 - 12/31/06
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Annuitant Account
Statements
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12/18/06
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12/19/06 - 12/31/06
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Annuitant 1099-Rs
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12/18/06
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12/19/06 - 12/31/06
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VSI/SSB W2s
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N/A
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01/04/07 - 01/05/07
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If the statements
are not received by January 15, 2007, it is typically for one of two
reasons. The most common reason is when
retirees and annuitants move from one place of residence to another and do not
contact DFAS to change their correspondence address. In these cases, the statements will be returned
to DFAS to process as a change of address request. The other reason for
non-receipt of the end of the year statements for retirees is because the
retiree has requested or already has a myPay
Personal Identification Number (PIN) and accessing myPay is consenting to
receive ONLY an electronic 1099R. The
exception to this rule is if the retiree has requested that either the RAS or
the 1099R be mailed to them, in which case both forms will be mailed to the retiree’s
current correspondence address.
If either of
these situations occurs, customers have several options to obtain their earning
statements or their 1099Rs. The quickest
and simplest way is by accessing the myPay
system. If the customer has a myPay
PIN, they have the ability to access their pay account to change their current
correspondence address and to view and print their current earning statements
and their 1099Rs.
Another way a
customer can request a 1099R is through the Interactive Voice Response System
(IVRS). This service will provide the
capability to speak with an automated agent around the clock, seven days a week,
and will allow a customer to perform self-service on some of the more routine
inquires even after hours. Customers are
now able with the use of myPay
PIN to speak requests for mailing address changes, bank address, and automated
1099R requests.
New
Users or customers who need a myPay PIN must request a new temporary PIN. Click
on the New PIN button on the myPay home page.
After
you have entered your Social Security Number and selected the 'YES' button you
can select the option to have a new random temporary PIN mailed to your
correspondence address that is posted to your pay account. If we can email to a
pre-registered address you will also be offered that option. Security
Restrictions allow PINs to be emailed that have been
pre-registered from the appropriate administrator or to a pre-defined Secure
Personal Email you provided previously in myPay. If we cannot email a new
random temporary PIN to you, the screen will display the mail option for
obtaining a new PIN.
Note: If you are offered the PIN
by email or PIN by mail option and your email or home address of record has not
been updated, you can fax, mail, or email your
request for a PIN reset. Please include the following information:
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Name
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SSN
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Copy of your government photo ID (If you do not have a government photo
ID, you can send a copy of your driver’s license or other photo ID.)
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Daytime phone number
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Signature
FAX
to: 216-522-5800 or send this information to:
DFAS-Cleveland/PMCAA
Attention myPay
1240 East 9th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 447199
Email to: https://corpweb1.dfas.mil/askDFAS/askMYPAY.jsp
If you Fax, mail or email your request, your new Temporary
PIN will be set to the last five numbers of your SSN. Please wait at least two
business days before attempting to use your new temporary PIN (allow additional
time if you mailed your request). You will not receive any notification that
your temporary PIN has been reset.
If
this process does not work for you or you need additional assistance with
obtaining a PIN, please contact the Customer Support Unit Toll Free at
1-888-DFAS411 or 1-888-332-7411, Commercial 216-522-5096 or Defense Switching
Network (DSN) at 580-5096. This support line is available Monday through
Friday, 7:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time.
If the customer
did not receive their 1099Rs and their RAS or AAS, they will need to contact DFAS Customer
Service Center
at 1-800-321-1080 or in writing by mail to:
For retirees:
DFAS, U.S. Military Retirement Pay
P.O. Box 7130
London, KY 40742-7130
For annuitants:
DFAS, U.S. Military Annuity Pay
P.O. Box 7131
London, KY 40742-7131
If the request is
in writing, retirees and annuitants are reminded to ensure the customer’s name,
SSN, address, phone number, a brief description of what is being requested and
a signature is included in the request. Without this information, there could
be a delay in processing the request.
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