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My EAS was just posted this morning. I have 53 days of leave on the books and plan on taking PTAD. My EAS was posted as July 30th to account for it all. It took about 3 weeks for my EAS to post after signing findings.

How are you feeling about it?

Good morning, System updates have been made administratively for the Marine Corps which now requires Marines to submit their "Outbound Interviews" before a line of accounting can populate after an EAS is adjusted. The line of accounting needs to populate in order to get DMO orders cut from...

What branch are you? I'm not sure for other branches, but as a Marine I received a notification via MOL telling me that the PEB had accepted my case and that it was under review. Ebenefits won't be of much use to you for a while, other than stating that a claim was submitted in the event that...

Not in all cases. I'm in Hawaii and taking PTAD and 60 days terminal while still receiving Hawaii BAH at $2995 a month on top of base pay and BAS. Around 3k biweekly for 3 months. ChaChing.

You have 10 days to decide whether or not you want to sign like NAVYMA1 stated. There's nothing that states you have 10 days to leave afterwards. It takes longer than that to get your EAS adjusted anyways.

Dang I thought I read your name on that post and was pumped for you! You're next though!!. @Navy10 Congrats though!

A court martial for fraternization...smh...your command was full of assholes. I hope you get this worked out and get what you deserve as well. I wish I could help you out with it.

@NAVYMA1 Congrats!!

I don't think you screwed yourself. A lot of service members don't get help for long periods of time due to a number of reasons. One of my Uncle's married a woman that was in the Air Force over 20 years ago who finally started getting treatment not long ago and she ended being rated for it...

@VrodViddy - It's a long process for sure. Try not to think about it too much and do everything that is required of you to keep it from stalling any. Hopefully it moves faster than a lot of individuals on here. I was one of the fortunate ones. Fingers crossed for you.

Thank you GSFOWLER for the response. I am almost finished with my graduate degree in Human Resource Management at American Military University. Hopefully they can set me up with a good human resources job once I meet up with them. I hear stories sometimes of counselors telling people that...

Good morning all, I am curious about voc rehab as I will be getting medically retired soon and have a meeting set up with them once I return back to Florida. Has anyone had any experience with them? I am curious to know if they are actually helpful in finding employment for disabled veterans...

You are still in the beginning stages then. You'll do your NMA with your chain of command like they said, I actually typed my own up and told my leadership that I wanted to be separated because of all of my conditions and they worked with me by wording their portions to fit an unfit decision...

Yes this situation is odd. I had been through 2 periods of LIMDU, a MEB where I reviewed NARSUM, and 3 QTC VA appointments well before my package was sent up to the PEB and receiving the MOL notification. Im intrigued to find out what is going on, keep us in the loop.

Gsfowler if they do eventually change it, do you think those of us already receiving the 50% for it will continue to receive that rate, or will they knock us down?

This happened to me, kind of, as I had a sleep study done which was ordered by my PCM and found out I have OSA after my C&P appointments. Since the VA conducted yours, it should be easy to add it to your claim. I called my VSO and he added it within 10 minutes and when I got my ratings back...

You're not an idiot. Just an overlook. I bet that was an anxious drive though thinking about your ratings! Ha

I would think that a specific diagnosis would have more weight when it comes to anxiety disorders because an unspecified one makes it seem like the doctors really aren't sure at all. I would definitely want a diagnosis on my paperwork that clearly articulated that something was wrong. This way...