What should I do if my TWIC is damaged?

If a Transportation Worker Identification Credential, commonly known as a TWIC, is damaged, it is important to address the issue promptly to ensure continued compliance with security regulations. The first step is to assess the extent of the damage. If the damage is significant enough that the information on the card is not legible or if the card is unusable, it is advisable to apply for a replacement. To initiate the replacement process, the individual should visit the official TWIC website for detailed guidance on how to proceed. This typically involves filling out a replacement application and paying the requisite fees. Additionally, it may be necessary to visit a TWIC enrollment center to have a new photograph taken and to submit biometric information again. This replacement procedure ensures that the individual maintains their eligibility to access secure areas as required by their job. For specific details and contact information, referring to the current web page is recommended.