I’m in the Army and was offered a home on the Air Force side of JBER, is this allowed?

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Prospective Residents FAQ

I’m in the Army and was offered a home on the Air Force side of JBER, is this allowed?

Yes, Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson provides housing to all branches of the Military and offers homes based on availability, not based on branch of service.

Why can’t I pick which home I will live in?

My neighbor received three offers when they moved in, why did I only receive two?

What if I have dependents that will not be joining me at JBER, do I still qualify for housing?

What is a wet signature?

Can I have my mail forwarded to my new home address before I move in?

I received an email confirming that my application was received. Why can’t I find myself on the wait list?

Why do I have to keep submitting a new/corrected application form?

How does the waitlist work?

Where can I find the waitlist?

Can I accept and move into a home before I actually arrive on the installation?

What happens if I decline a home?

Once I am offered a home, how long do I have to accept/decline?

I am enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP). Will I have priority placement on the wait list?

If I get in a lease outside of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, can I stay on the wait list?

What does it mean if my waitlist position moves up and down?

What will my wait time be?

What determines the waitlist I am placed on?

Can my spouse or someone else accept a home on my behalf?

Can my spouse apply for housing on my behalf?

I haven’t received my orders yet, can I still apply?

I am not active duty, but am still eligible for housing. How is rent determined?

I am a dual military household. Whose name will my housing lease be under?

I have a dual military household, how does BAH Work?

What neighborhood will I live in?