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Did you find further guidance on how to submit for it, aside from the two vague paragraphs in the MARCORSEPSMAN?

TLDR: You can do these things!(mostly) Talk to your Command and SkillBridge POC Some of this information came from a Marine specific source, however, it should apply to most, and again, the most important thing to do is ask your POC! I used spoiler tags when directly quoting from sources to...

I don't know if this is still helpful for you, but have you looked into the JTEST-AI? Basically, it's skillbridge but an internship with any company that is willing. I too don't see my desired job as a VR&E nor in a regular skillbridge, but after many emails to the skillbridge director up in...

So what does it mean if my case was accepted per mol in august but TOL does not contain such a document? My PEBLO stated that my case was will a medical officer for 13 days.

Yeah its pretty rough waiting on your future when there's nothing you can do

Then August 3rd

Maybe? I'm getting a bit lost with all the differences in terminology, would you be referencing the mol notification saying "Your medical board case has been accepted by the PEB for action."?

^ this. Wounded Warrior is far better equipped to handle your situation and while this process happens they can ensure you are getting the care and treatment you need.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but the dispute can be pretty much anything,but I'm guessing it's either fit/unfit

Update: my peblo got back to me and stated I should expect around 3-6 more months, my case has been with the med officer for 7 days.

Hopefully the Sept 1 message to the president of the peb will speed things up as they now can waive the med officer portion during adjudication.

From what I understand if you are not under IU and not on the TDRL then you shouldn't be concerned about loosing your va. Ssdi has programs like the trial work period that seems it would perfectly match your situation. IIRC it's 9 months that you can try to work somewhere and the ssdi with be...

EDIT: as @Bbenny15 pointed out, I am no where near finished with this process. There is a doc that will eventually be uploaded to TOL containing (effectively) the entirety of the case. If his experience is about average, I am looking at anywhere from another 5-10 months. While I'm really...

Are you talking specifically about va disability benefits? Or also unemployment/social security? Are you classified under individual unemployability or just 100%

I don't actually know what you mean, but my eMEBr has Narrative Summaries in there and they were signed by "MEB-2/MEBAA/Senior Member" on the 22 of July. Would you happen to know the name of the document or form?

They didn't force me to, however, as far as i understand, if you choose to exit then you need a final physical to state your are medically ready to separate. again IANAL, but its basically, either you sign in agreement that you don't need a PEB or you extend. I would love for someone whos much...

I wonder how this will impact appeals? Could be a good thing for both timeliness of the IPEB but might impact the findings. However, if you appeal they may take that fact into consideration.

5 1/2 months (my math is shite)? That's great to hear! Were you past your normal EAS date? Also Congratulations!

Wow! I am very jealous of your guy's system at the AF! Do you guys have a portal to view the status like the Army? I finished my C&P appointments back in June and still waiting, many of the posts in the USMC timelines are scaled by year not by month! Congratulations if this is what you were...

Sadly, I think you are right. I'm past my eas date by a few months now so none of my plans for after separation are even possible any more and I can't make new ones because its all in the air.