So I received my 199 and am signing tomorrow. The PEBLO told me I should be out in 2-3 weeks, but I don't understand how this works with the NLT date? He said that there would be 3 dates on my orders, a NLT date, the date by which I must take leave, and another date I can't remember. How does this work with the DA31? Do you just clear and then put a date after clearing but before the NLT date for your final out?
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Question about transition after Army Medboard
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Army MEB also, was on Fort Bragg and signed out in August.
Once I had my signed 199, I had to take it to Transition Services at soldier support center and submit a retirement packet (was over 20 years). They then cut my retirement orders with the NLT date, 90 days from the date of orders being cut. Then I needed a signed thermal leave form by unit to get post clearance papers.
To note, was told NLT date would be 90 days from date of signed 199. So I tried to get ahead and did my leave form. But had to redo it to adjust by two days since they used the orders published date. Additionally, if you want more then 90 days (a lot of terminal leave or want your 20 days of PTDY) have to do a 4187 signed by COL or higher. Then turn that in to Transition Services to move your NLT.
Hope that all makes sense
Once I had my signed 199, I had to take it to Transition Services at soldier support center and submit a retirement packet (was over 20 years). They then cut my retirement orders with the NLT date, 90 days from the date of orders being cut. Then I needed a signed thermal leave form by unit to get post clearance papers.
To note, was told NLT date would be 90 days from date of signed 199. So I tried to get ahead and did my leave form. But had to redo it to adjust by two days since they used the orders published date. Additionally, if you want more then 90 days (a lot of terminal leave or want your 20 days of PTDY) have to do a 4187 signed by COL or higher. Then turn that in to Transition Services to move your NLT.
Hope that all makes sense
Thank you, that helps me to better understand this.Army MEB also, was on Fort Bragg and signed out in August.
Once I had my signed 199, I had to take it to Transition Services at soldier support center and submit a retirement packet (was over 20 years). They then cut my retirement orders with the NLT date, 90 days from the date of orders being cut. Then I needed a signed thermal leave form by unit to get post clearance papers.
To note, was told NLT date would be 90 days from date of signed 199. So I tried to get ahead and did my leave form. But had to redo it to adjust by two days since they used the orders published date. Additionally, if you want more then 90 days (a lot of terminal leave or want your 20 days of PTDY) have to do a 4187 signed by COL or higher. Then turn that in to Transition Services to move your NLT.
Hope that all makes sense
The NLT date on your orders stands for "No Later Than" date. It is the latest date by which you are expected to complete all the necessary paperwork, clearing, and out-processing before your separation date. It's essential to adhere to this date to ensure a smooth transition and avoid any delays. After you sign your 199, you will need to complete the clearing process, take any remaining leave days (as documented on the DA31 form), and schedule your final out date before the NLT date on your orders. By doing so, you will ensure a smooth and timely transition out of the military. It's essential to follow the guidance of your PEBLO and out-processing office to ensure everything is completed correctly and on time. Good luck with your transition!Army MEB also, was on Fort Bragg and signed out in August.
Once I had my signed 199, I had to take it to Transition Services at soldier support center and submit a retirement packet (was over 20 years). They then cut my retirement orders with the NLT date, 90 days from the date of orders being cut. Then I needed a signed thermal leave form by unit to get post clearance papers.
To note, was told NLT date would be 90 days from date of signed 199. So I tried to get ahead and did my leave form. But had to redo it to adjust by two days since they used the orders published date. Additionally, if you want more then 90 days (a lot of terminal leave or want your 20 days of PTDY) have to do a 4187 signed by COL or higher. Then turn that in to Transition Services to move your NLT.
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