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It is 100% in there.

Go to the my Navy HR website. Go to the page for forms. Go to the nppsc forms. You are looking for either the 1800/1, or the 1900 / 1, depending on your specific case.

Holy asinine response.

Yes, you will get a date for separation from the message, but it doesn't have the authority for household goods. You have to wait for that until the orders.

You mean where is it BESIDES the freakin' message? I forget, it's either in the SECNAV M-1850.1 or the DODI 1332.18. Are you saying your command isn't going to follow the instruction from the message?

NO. Don't do it. Your separation authorization message gives direction not to.

Email [email protected] and tell them, maybe you can get them forwarded directly. Or submit an MNCC ticket with the same info/request.

Short answer to a long post: the only way you're going to get a look at medical retirement 25ish years later is through BCNR. And it will be an uphill battle.

Makes me want to choke someone.

10 days lost waiting for your message, and 8 days lost in package submission. Ouch.

As soon as you have your separation authorization message. You habe all your paperwork and sep package done while waiting on the message.

Your admin office sounds like a greased football bat.

I just googled "my navy career center," and then clicked on "human resources service center."

If that's still the situation a week from now, I would start hammering on your command admin. At that point I would be almost certain that your message is in traffic and they just haven't found it.

You might be hosed. This is the moving season. Depending on where in the country you are, typical wait time to get movers this time of year is at least a month. If you're being sent out of base housing, but don't have orders, get your COC involved ASAP. And I don't mean your LPO. I'm talking...

Give it a week. Then ping TSC Norfolk via MNCC ticket.

Turned in yesterday to.... your CPPA? Did they put in SalesForce to TSC Norfolk yesterday as well?

If it's unstable, it's going to be made temporary. They want to give time to see how treatment does for you. I get that you've been dealing with it a long time, but not as far as PEB is necessarily concerned. It all depends what kind of History you can show as part of the case.

Have you looked at the 38 CFR to see if there is a way for your rated condition to even get to 70%? Just because you feel you should get a higher percentage does it mean you can. Some conditions are limited to how high they can be rated. Might be worth checking, if you have not already. My...

You can't appeal that at all, unless you have proof of missing documentation that should have resulted in PDRL. The "P" is for permanent, the "T" is for temporary. That is based entirely on whether your condition is considered permanent, or if there is a possibility that it will improve with...