19 years 2 months (JBSA)

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ArcD

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Good day,

Just a brief summary I am in the process of being MEDBOARDed. My PCM referred me early Aug. I found out that the reason why is for my ankles and lower back. I have heard that the process here in JBSA has been fairly quick (6 mo). I am trying to get to 20 (July 18). I have already submitted my request for retirement a few days before i was recommended. I had already given my PEBLO some admin documents; I have not talked to the MSC and filled out the VA form (claims). My first briefing will be early Oct. and i do not know where i am on the MEB/PEB time table; my medical readiness doesn't show an open case. So a few things:

1) How long did your MEDBOARD last from start to finish? I believe if i can stretch mine to 7 months my 90 days of transition will help me get to 20.

2) Can i still be medically retired even though the MEB process takes me past my 20 year mark or will I have the option to get a regular retirement?

3) What are the chances of being on limited duty/found fit at a 19 year 2 month mark?

4) Any and all advise are welcome.


Thank you.
 
Mine took me 11th months from start to final out which was today. There was no appeals or trying to drag my feet. I was trying to get done as fast as possible. I started clearing the day day they called me in saying I hit traspro. I cleared in 7 days and still had to sell 5 days.
 
nunez1795 said:
Mine took me 11th months from start to final out which was today. There was no appeals or trying to drag my feet. I was trying to get done as fast as possible. I started clearing the day day they called me in saying I hit traspro. I cleared in 7 days and still had to sell 5 days.
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JBSA right?

Thanks!
 
Here's a link to my Timeline. There's a some good advice in there. I also was referred at 19 years and 2 months and was initially freaking out at the thought I could do 19+ years and just get the boot. I've managed to slow mine to a crawl with a little luck, some celestial alignment, and great advice from some of the members here.

http://www.pebforum.com/site/threads/19-years-2-months-refered-to-ides.38691/
 
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