On this topic, does anyone know if MMSR-4 uses a specific formula to determine the EAS/separation date? I've heard different things to include 1) it's almost always right around 45 days since the day they received signed findings, 2) they add up all your leave days and tack on an additional 20 for PTAD, and 3) they actually work with the service member to work out a date. Not sure what to believe, but it's been a little over a week since I signed, so I'm halfway to knowing.
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Talking to a Marine in my S1 who came from MMSR4 it is option 2On this topic, does anyone know if MMSR-4 uses a specific formula to determine the EAS/separation date? I've heard different things to include 1) it's almost always right around 45 days since the day they received signed findings, 2) they add up all your leave days and tack on an additional 20 for PTAD, and 3) they actually work with the service member to work out a date. Not sure what to believe, but it's been a little over a week since I signed, so I'm halfway to knowing.
Option 2, but retirements are the 29th of the month so that plays a part too. so in my case, leave+ptad didnt allow ANY check out time so I have to sell leave. Be on top of all checkout before recieving EASOn this topic, does anyone know if MMSR-4 uses a specific formula to determine the EAS/separation date? I've heard different things to include 1) it's almost always right around 45 days since the day they received signed findings, 2) they add up all your leave days and tack on an additional 20 for PTAD, and 3) they actually work with the service member to work out a date. Not sure what to believe, but it's been a little over a week since I signed, so I'm halfway to knowing.
@Jakeh27 @ImpatientlyWaiting Thanks for the info, option 2 seems to be the winner. I have 65 days of leave saved up so I guess I'll be looking at the end of June or July. Also, yes I'm entirely ready to transition, I can complete checkout in a day whenever I'm ready.
Its your own career/time but Id recommend start taking leave now to sit at home if your commands not just letting you chill. I haven't seen any med boards get eas dates that allow that much time. Especially when if i'm not wrong, 31+ goes to o6 level, 60+ goes higher.@Jakeh27 @ImpatientlyWaiting Thanks for the info, option 2 seems to be the winner. I have 65 days of leave saved up so I guess I'll be looking at the end of June or July. Also, yes I'm entirely ready to transition, I can complete checkout in a day whenever I'm ready.
Okay that's good, I hope everything gets back on time, that sucksEverything else done, and I had never used my IIF after pcs'ing here thankfully. I turned all that in the second i got unfit notice. I literally am waiting for capstone review for ipac, ipac for dmo, and thats it for my dd214, but I could be sitting easily a week or two, this is outrageous. Its so much easier to reenlist compared to get out
I have everything done, just have to packOn day 5 with findings, I know it's not garunteed but I hope my eas updates Wednesday
I’m more or less the same. Checked out of everything my unit will allow me too. Our Adj /pers shop won’t let us get a chackout sheet until outbound interview shows in MOL. So I just printed one off the share pointI have everything done, just have to pack
That's crazy, you should've done your outbound interview after you completed TRSI’m more or less the same. Checked out of everything my unit will allow me too. Our Adj /pers shop won’t let us get a chackout sheet until outbound interview shows in MOL. So I just printed one off the share point
I’ve done the CO interview. Outbound doesn’t populate until your eas is updated.That's crazy, you should've done your outbound interview after you completed TRS
Outbound interview hmm, I did the exit interview with my VA rep, unsure of what the outbound interview isI’ve done the CO interview. Outbound doesn’t populate until your eas is updated.
Outbound interview is done through MOL every time you PCS (or sep/retire). As said earlier, this doesn't appear in MOL until the new EAS is set. MOL outbound interview is where you establish all your PTAD/terminal leave dates.Outbound interview hmm, I did the exit interview with my VA rep, unsure of what the outbound interview is
are you USMC or NAVY?Outbound interview hmm, I did the exit interview with my VA rep, unsure of what the outbound interview is
Don't hold your breath, i got mine after 18 days, but i keep seeing people with 25+ without an eas...On day 5 with findings, I know it's not garunteed but I hope my eas updates Wednesday
Yet another part of this process that is very random. I’ve even seen some sooner than your timeline getting a new EAS.Don't hold your breath, i got mine after 18 days, but i keep seeing people with 25+ without an eas...
Usmcare you USMC or NAVY?
O ok yea. Then once your EAS updates you still have to go into MOL ,Travel, outbound interview and complete thatUsmc
Laziness question. Do y’all have the number for MMR4
Got you. 703-784-9308/09/21. Lemme know what you hear. Singed my findings 2 days after you.Laziness question. Do y’all have the number for MMR4