Legals timeline projections are long compared to the pleblos of 3 to 4 weeks, but I suppose we shall see. I'm on week 2 right now. I better be on terminal leave way before July, lol.
Fort Bragg Timeline
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Yes he was.
The office is across from ssc, that’s what I was told on the phone it’s located in the warrior recovery unit building. Got my stuff sorted out and am scheduled for legal now, they are very backed up but you should receive your call in 4-6 weeks if you get past 4 weeks I would try to get in contact with the ides staff to make sure your referral was submitted correctly that was my issue.
So I did get in contact with them last week and they did get my packet. She said I was on the list and I just haven’t been assigned a case manager just yet but hopefully fingers cross this week I will get one going on 3 weeks.
Yah you’ll get your call soon then my buddy go his right at 4 weeks we were put in the same day and he’s already completed with the c&ps
I just got notification of approval for the v3 combat code. Took exactly 14 days from submitting the appeal to getting called by my PEBLO letting me know it was approved.
You’ll definitely be on terminal leave before then. Our timelines are similar. I received my 199 & proposed rating from the VA on May 7
Met with Legal: 8 APR
Rebuttal sent to MEB: 16 APR
Rebuttal denial: 24 APR
NARSUM Signed: 24 APR
VA Proposed Rating & 199 received: 7 May
Going over it with Legal: 9 May
I dunno why these clowns are making me wait so long for my 199 and proposed ratings. They've had my proposed ratings since Monday. When I called them out on it they said it's awaiting signature and I should have it next week. A week for a signature? .
Yeah that’s about how long it takes. They have other cases that they do and they have to go through your ratings from the VA and type up your findings and it has to get signed off and stuff. I’d rather them take their time than to pencil whip my stuff lol
04 DEC 23 - P3 submitted.
23 JAN 24 - Second signature signed-MRDP reached and MEB initiated.
26 JAN 24 - Received call to schedule the PEBLO/LEGAL briefing.
30 JAN 24 - PEBLO/LEGAL briefing.
31 JAN 24 - PEBLO meeting
13 FEB 24 - MSC meeting
22 FEB 24 - First VA Appointment
13 MAR 24 - Last VA Appointment (5 in total)
28 MAR 24 - All DBQs uploaded on Tricare online
08 APR 24 - NARSUM Received
10 APR 24 - Legal review
12 APR 24 - MEB packet sent to PEB
06 MAY 24 - Unfit/ VA ratings complete
15 MAY 24 - Proposed ratings and 199 received
17 MAY 24 - Legal review and rebuttal
This process has been brutal. Currently trying to get my DOD rating higher and combat coded as the MEB completely botched my Narsum in my opinion by not adding any other disqualifying conditions when I clearly have them, especially when you read the medical documentation and VA ratings. Good luck boys
23 JAN 24 - Second signature signed-MRDP reached and MEB initiated.
26 JAN 24 - Received call to schedule the PEBLO/LEGAL briefing.
30 JAN 24 - PEBLO/LEGAL briefing.
31 JAN 24 - PEBLO meeting
13 FEB 24 - MSC meeting
22 FEB 24 - First VA Appointment
13 MAR 24 - Last VA Appointment (5 in total)
28 MAR 24 - All DBQs uploaded on Tricare online
08 APR 24 - NARSUM Received
10 APR 24 - Legal review
12 APR 24 - MEB packet sent to PEB
06 MAY 24 - Unfit/ VA ratings complete
15 MAY 24 - Proposed ratings and 199 received
17 MAY 24 - Legal review and rebuttal
This process has been brutal. Currently trying to get my DOD rating higher and combat coded as the MEB completely botched my Narsum in my opinion by not adding any other disqualifying conditions when I clearly have them, especially when you read the medical documentation and VA ratings. Good luck boys
Yeah they def don’t be thoroughly reading records…I just went ahead and took my severance and said f it
Part of me wants to, but I'm gonna get crdp and I don't want to pay these bastards taxes.
Anybody know what percentage they initially tax severance at? I’m v3 coded of that makes any difference
DoD Disability Severance Pay
The Secretary of the Army may separate, versus retire, a Soldier who is found physically unfit to perform their duties due to a disability.
myarmybenefits.us.army.mil
Looks like none if you're coded
Sweet!DoD Disability Severance Pay
The Secretary of the Army may separate, versus retire, a Soldier who is found physically unfit to perform their duties due to a disability.
Looks like none if you're coded
You get the taxes back because you’re medically separating so it’s generally tax free. You just have to fill out the paperwork
How long did it take for your severance pay after your ETS?
I haven’t separated yet