OK! So iPERMS is unaccessible without you CaC Card reader which most soldiers dont have at home...

Not true, Today i learned an easier way to access your iPERMS records without going through iPERMS, just go to AKO >MY TRAINING > under the PROFESSION DEVELOPMENT put your MOS >At the Bottom of the page click on >MY RECORDS PORTAL > then click on GUARD RECORDS or what ever AR service branch you are. Then click DOCUMENTS under GUARD RECORD located in the TOP/LEFT corner.

There you go, now your looking at all records in your iPERMS.

Thanks....

This was great when it worked, but they are now saying that as of 01 NOV 11, you will need a CAC to access your records via this method also.

Thanks NG. Thanks SO MUCH for keeping my info SAFE FROM ME.

This worked great thanks.
Also i did this Dec. 14, 2011... So army is late with their new "keep us from our own records" plan.

This is not IPERMS

but you can also access your records this exact way thru hrc.army.mil go to self service then my records portal

You need CAC to login to IPERMS

The site is iPerms, your OMPF is what you're accessing. I just checked the manual way and the following was posted on the screen:

NOTICE: AKO Username/Password authentication for iPERMS is disabled. CAC login is now required for access.

Guess it's time to go out and buy some CAC readers if you don't already have one.

OK, I MAY stand corrected. I didn't realize this was posted under ARNG. The above reply holds true for Active OMPF. I don't know if the log-in is different for RC.

Ok, found another way to access your records without a CAC reader...

Go to hrc.army.mil

Click "Continue" on the certificate warning.

Click on the link under "My Records" that says, "Access the My Record Portal for personalized career information."

It will prompt you for authentication -- Log in with your AKO username and password.

Then, click on "Guard Record", "Reserve Record", or "Tools", as applicable.

You can view your IPERMed documents here. It appears to update in realtime as I just had an email notification that a couple of documents were processed in IPERMS today and they're already visible via the above method. (Promotion orders, btw... )

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Originally posted by TheBarbarian1532:
This is not IPERMS

but you can also access your records this exact way thru hrc.army.mil go to self service then my records portal

You need CAC to login to IPERMS

Yes, it's true and I was able to figured it out with the help of my friend J VANSUCH.

too bad your friend couldnt help you out before replying to a nearly 2 year old thread...