"Fit" for AD USAF, "Disqualified" from USAFR

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CrohnsBro

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Hello everyone,

Late last year I was found Fit for Active Duty Air Force by the IRILO at AFPC. Afterwards I decided to pursue Palace Chase/Palace Front to swap to the reserve and finish out my time there. However, due to my medical condition, I required approval from the Air Force Reserve Surgeon General prior to applying. I just got notified that I was "Disqualified" from assignment in the USAFR due to my medical condition.

If anyone can help provide guidance on my below questions I would greatly appreciate it:
1. How am I fit for AD but not qualified for USAFR?
2. Does this mean there was a mistake or incorrect ruling by AFPC regarding my initial MEB?
3. Does this give me a standing to appeal the ruling on my MEB?
 
CrohnsBro said:
Hello everyone,

Late last year I was found Fit for Active Duty Air Force by the IRILO at AFPC. Afterwards I decided to pursue Palace Chase/Palace Front to swap to the reserve and finish out my time there. However, due to my medical condition, I required approval from the Air Force Reserve Surgeon General prior to applying. I just got notified that I was "Disqualified" from assignment in the USAFR due to my medical condition.

If anyone can help provide guidance on my below questions I would greatly appreciate it:
1. How am I fit for AD but not qualified for USAFR?
2. Does this mean there was a mistake or incorrect ruling by AFPC regarding my initial MEB?
3. Does this give me a standing to appeal the ruling on my MEB?
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Wow that seems strange! I would ask some of IDES attorneys on this forum such as Jason Perry, John B Gately, Joel Petti etc.

Keep that paperwork as that might help bolster your case if you need corrective action later on via Board of Correction and Reviews.
 
Provis said:
Wow that seems strange! I would ask some of IDES attorneys on this forum such as Jason Perry, John B Gately, Joel Petti etc.

Keep that paperwork as that might help bolster your case if you need corrective action later on via Board of Correction and Reviews.
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Thank you for the quick response. I'll reach out to the people you mentioned.
 
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