Airmen can track status of requests submitted to contact center via 'My Stuff' Published March 8, 2007 By 050406 RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas -- The new software used on the Air Force Personnel Center public Web site allows Airmen to track the status of requests and correspondence sent to the Air Force Contact Center via the 'My Stuff' tab. Airmen need a separate user identification and password to access My Stuff because it is inherent in the new software and cannot be accessed at this time via the reduced sign-on capability used by the Air Force Portal and the AFPC Secure site. The system automatically created a generic user ID and password for Airmen who previously corresponded with the contact center. Those members should have received an e-mail from contact.center@randolph.af.mil requiring them to personalize and secure their account by establishing a unique password. Members who did not receive this e-mail either already secured their account with a unique login and password or they have never corresponded with the contact center. A generic account has already been established for all Airmen who have not yet interacted with the contact center, since they may be required to do so in the future as part of the Personnel Service Delivery Transformation. Establishing the 'My Stuff' account will help Airmen track any requests, applications or questions they have sent to the Air Force Contact Center. For questions or issues regarding establishing a 'My Stuff' account call the contact center at (800) 616-3775, option 1, option 1, option 2; commercial (210) 565-5000; or DSN 665-5000.