Step 3 Validate: Commanding Officers/ CO Reps verify and account for all personnel in NFAAS/ AFPAAS NFAAS / AFPAAS OVERVIEW: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY STEPS.

Step 3 Validate: Commanding Officers/ CO Reps verify and account for all personnel in NFAAS/ AFPAAS

NFAAS / AFPAAS OVERVIEW:

PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY STEPS

Step 2 Muster: Hurricane is approaching/ NFAAS/AFPAAS Event is declared

Step 1 Prepare: Log into NFAAS/AFPAAS and update personal & family contact info

Step 4 Evacuate: To a safe location, muster in NFAAS/ AFPAAS indicating displaced location of self/family

Step 5 Complete: Family Needs Assessment Survey in NFAAS/AFPAAS if help is required.

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STEP 2: Share guidance on how to muster in NFAAS/AFPAAS with spouse/ family.

They should have access to log-in for situations where they must evacuate separately.

STEP 3: After evacuation, and immediately upon arrival at a displaced location/ safe haven

or destination, muster yourself and family members by phone IAW HURREVAC Wallet Card.

STEP 1: Log into NFAAS at https://navyfamily.navy.mil / AFPAAS https://afpaas.af.mil/

and update your personal and family member(s) information.

STEP 4: When NFAAS/AFPAAS comes on-line following the disaster/evacuation order,

Navy (Military and Civilian) Members will Log on to NFAAS/AFPAAS for muster update and

accountability. If assistance is required proceed to next Step.

STEP 5: Log into NFAAS/AFPAAS and complete a Family Needs Assessment request for help; and/or call the Emergency Call Center for assistance whereby a Case Manager will contact you soon after you register.

To access the NFAAS website, Navigate via the hyperlink:

HTTPS://NAVYFAMILY.NAVY.MIL

Click here to log in to NFAAS

Click here to log in to AFPAAS

Complete log-in to NFAASusing your

(Sponsor) SSN and Date of Birth

(in the specified format)

Complete log-in to AFPAASusing your

(Sponsor) SSN and Date of Birth

(in the specified format)

This is the Home tab; it contains useful

information including current news items, FAQs,

links to the National Weather Service, etc.

This is the My Info Summary tab.

Member must click on the “Contact

Information” link to provide updates to

their personal information

Sponsor/ member must provide: Current address and two phone numbers and/or a phone number and E-mail address(es).

This spot is for emergency

contact person(s)

This is DEERS update link

(somewhat obscure)

Family members’

update done here

This is the Assessment tab for completion of your

muster and a Family Needs Assessment/ Survey if required

This is the Assessment

Introduction/FAQ page for

completion of a Family Needs Assessment

Survey

This is the Assessment/Blank Survey screen.

Member/family member may complete the assessment.

This is the Reference Library tab:

containing Key telephone numbersAnd links to resources

This is the Help tab:

containing helpfulcontact info and feedback

for NFAAS users

And this is the Logout page;

You are all done with this session

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STEP 2: Share guidance on how to muster in NFAAS with spouse & family members.

They should have access to log-in for situations where they must evacuate separately.

STEP 3: After evacuation, and immediately upon arrival at a displaced location/ safe haven

or destination, muster yourself and family members by phone IAW HURREVAC Wallet Card.

STEP 1: Log into NFAAS at https://navyfamily.navy.mil

and update your personal and family member(s) information.

STEP 4: When NFAAS comes on-line following the disaster/evacuation order, Navy (Military

and Civilian) Members will Log on to NFAAS at https://navyfamily.navy.mil for muster update

and accountability. If assistance is required proceed to Step 5.

STEP 5: Log into NFAAS at https://navyfamily.navy.mil and complete a Family Needs Assessment request for help; or call the Navy Emergency Call Center at 1-877-414-5358. A Case Manager will contact you soon after you register.