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296 days on ratings alone for me. At least I am in the lead over everyone! Gotta win at something!
From everything i see on here it seems like reservist have a lot longer wait in the med board process than Active army do.
Is this true for must people on here.
205 at the va for ratings.
JEEZ that sucks. Hopefully things start moving along for you.
So alittle movement on ebenefits today. It went from pending decision approval to prep for decision and back to pending decision approval with in a matter of 15 minutes.
When it was at prep for decision their was a box that stated
Change of Status: We determined that your claim needed additional review. If additional evidence is needed from you, you will receive a letter from us explaining what is needed.
Does anyone know what this movement means.
When it was at prep for decision their was a box that stated
Change of Status: We determined that your claim needed additional review. If additional evidence is needed from you, you will receive a letter from us explaining what is needed.
Does anyone know what this movement means.
I think it means your starting all over again
I wouldnt stress over ebenefits. I just signed my 199 this morning and I have yet to have any moventment what so ever on ebenefits. Mine has said "Review of Evidence - Evidence Requested is Past Due" since November and still does.
thanks--I got my orders today. Transition branch finished them over a week ago, but nobody bothered to tell me. final out is 28 march, terminal leave ends 27 MayIndeed, it may seem as so albeit your DoD IDES process continues while you are almost at endgame for sure!
Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
Indeed, as well; I too! You are welcome and take care!
Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
Welcome to the PEB Forum!
Congratulations on the recent acceptance of your IPEB findings inclusive of DoD and DoVA proposed ratings via your payroll signature onto the DA Form 199!
Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
Wow! WTH! Hmm, if individuals would perform their assigned duties efficiently as they should, the DoD IDES process potentially would have less "negative" attitudes about everything in my opinion.
Sorry, back on track...you are welcome!
Indeed, congratulations of the recent receipt of your official military orders! Great feeling for sure, I totally comprehend at this point in time, too, since my last day as an Active Duty miitary service member is 26 May 2014!
To that extent, it’s definitely time to successfully complete your one last military mission...final out-processing!
Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
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My last day is 26 May also, let's throw a party
Indeed, congratulations also!
Oooh, happy day!
Oh happy days! Oooh, happy day! Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
Hmm, it seems that the recent inclement weather (e.g., snow accumulation) closed the U.S. Army military installation yesterday and I was not able to start my official post clearance activities.
Indeed, Mother Nature needs to "chill out" with these unforeseen inclement weather patterns until at least I can complete my final important mission as an Active Duty military service member!
No worries for sure! I shall not be denied; therefore, I shall re-engage today since I have two more days to clear that U.S. Army military installation!
Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
Indeed, Mother Nature didn't stop my final important mission as an Active Duty military service member!
To that extent and as of today (e.g., 6 March 2014), I am no longer required to report for duty at my military organization which became very unsupportive upon the change to the new CoC leadership over one year ago!
In retrospect, prior to my departure from the military transition office on 5 March 2014, I received a package inclusive of the United States Flag, the U.S. Army Retired Soldier Pin, Retired Soldier decals, and a gratitude memorandum collectively signed by SMA Raymond F. Chandler III + GEN Raymond T. Odierno + Mr. John M. McHugh.
In addition, I received a Certificate of Appreciation signed by President Obama, a Certificate of Retirement signed by GEN Odierno, the official DD Form 214 and my wife received a Certificate of Appreciation signed by GEN Odierno.
Most definitely, for sure, yesterday was a glorious day to be an American citizen in this great nation of the U.S.A.!
Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."
Best Wishes!
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