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It's up to the IDES office when they'll formally call you, but you'll likely come in next week. My findings were turned into their office on the 12th, a Wednesday, and I was called to sign on Thursday.

Doesn't surprise me, but the early review date did surprise me. I reviewed everything and seemed pretty legit. In the comments it did say I can be recalled but if memory serves that's mandatory for any retirement.

Second hiccup: S-1 won't sign off on your checkout sheet until the day of detachment. IPAC Seps needs at a minimum 2 days for them to review your 214, but you can come in much earlier. I was given the green light by them to come review it today, but they didn't know who I was so I'm a little...

Lejeune, though I would imagine Cherry Point has almost the exact same process/locations.

Money matters!!

If memory serves they combine. I scheduled a HHG move through the govt. and I'm still being given about 1300 in per diem for myself and my wife. I don't see why they would revoke per diem for a PPM. It cost me a good amount of terminal leave (they need 20 days notice) but it was worth it. A PPM...

I wouldn't do something like that. Your case could take double my time or half, you never know. The amount of negligence that can jam up your timeline is alarming. This is a *Marine* timeline at Lejeune and mileage will vary for Navy. But our PEB is the same so might still be helpful. I think...

(571) 442-0592 Yes he is only the Department of the Navy. Not sure Army/Air Force has a similar rep.

10 days. Keep in mind that we have entirely different separating authorities.

IPAC did for me, not sure what the Navy has.

To my knowledge no: it was not an evaluation triggered by a claim you requested nor was it a file for increase by you. It's meant to assess the stability of that disability and the VA will report their findings in order to swap you from TDRL to PDRL if it's warranted. Example: If you fear your...

I was also told to check out VGLI but 20 something year old me is scratching my head at life insurance elections. Seems like yall figured out a good thing.

First hiccup: pertains to the small sliver of you married Corporals and below or if you are a Corporal and below with children/dependents and you are medically retiring You will be made to make an election for the SBP or survivor benefit plan. It is a confusing 6 page election package that is...

FINAL TIMELINE 202210XX - Injury sustained. 20230524 First and only LIMDU cycle 20231025 Referred to IDES (154 days) 20240123 Case accepted by MEB (90 days) 20240129 VA/Legal Brief & Claims submission through MSC (6 days) 20240205 C&P exams scheduled through VES (7 days) (10th, 15th, 22nd, &...

I'll try to get a copy of my page 11 and re-enlistment code paperwork in case that happens. I'm still waiting on CO's signature on those papers.

This is the full list they need from SEPS from what they told me, all the highlighted stuff.

Which IPAC are you dealing with? The one off Molly Pitcher?

Follow up on my last: I elected a HHG move for mid July. DD-214 will be ready for draft review on the 9th & ready on the 11th. DMO is good at what they do and had me in and out within 20 minutes.

I signed mine off but didn't retain, IPAC didn't list that on the items needed for my package. I got my DMO endorsement that said I had an RE-3P and an honorable discharge. SEPS let me know that all I need is the SBP MOL class cert, the SBP elections, DD-2648 (proof you did TRS/Capstone), STR...

Yes.