My PEB was submitted February 4, 2024 but the SECNAV was requesting for an NMA. I got move to a different command and but now my new command is giving me a hard time. CO hasn’t submitted an NMA and it’s been over a month. My EAS is coming up in 2.5 months and I’m afraid that I won’t be able to go through my PEB process. I’ve been trying to work with my S-1 but it seems like I’m getting the run around answer… What do I do here?
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Urgent - PEB process, risk of EAS
- Thread starter Rahmotousmc17
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Are you officially in MEB process? If so, they won't let you EAS until the proceedings are complete, either fit or unfit.
What happens if the med board process goes past your eaos(end of contract)? Do they stop the board and get you out of do they finish out the board?
- Waterboi
- eaos navy separation timeline
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- Forum: Physical Evaluation Board System Overview
I’m PEB referred and I just spoke to my PEBLO and from what he’s telling me is that they haven’t even submitted my files to Washington yet because my CO hasn’t submitted an NMA.Are you officially in MEB process? If so, they won't let you EAS until the proceedings are complete, either fit or unfit.
What happens if the med board process goes past your eaos(end of contract)? Do they stop the board and get you out of do they finish out the board?
- Waterboi
- eaos navy separation timeline
- Replies: 2
- Forum: Physical Evaluation Board System Overview
So, you're MEB referred, which means you're in the process. Unless it's for cause (misconduct), you can't outprocess while actively being evaluated by a MEB/PEB. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but only if you're referred for an ADSEP/Some other formal board, the process has to play out.I’m PEB referred and I just spoke to my PEBLO and from what he’s telling me is that they haven’t even submitted my files to Washington yet because my CO hasn’t submitted an NMA.
The NMA by your CO is a simple, non-binding determination of your COs assessment of your ability to do your current job and is non-medical in nature. All you can do is continue to ask (nicely) to complete the NMA so that the process can continue.
Does this mean I would need to extend? I’m looking at my MOL and my EAS date still say 20250703. I spoke to the S1 Gunny and when I brought up extension he told me to just wait it out and EAS and the only reason someone would extend is if they’re trying to stay in. I’m feeling a bit paranoid… but maybe they’re burning my time here so they don’t have to deal with me.So, you're MEB referred, which means you're in the process. Unless it's for cause (misconduct), you can't outprocess while actively being evaluated by a MEB/PEB. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but only if you're referred for an ADSEP/Some other formal board, the process has to play out.
The NMA by your CO is a simple, non-binding determination of your COs assessment of your ability to do your current job and is non-medical in nature. All you can do is continue to ask (nicely) to complete the NMA so that the process can continue.
Since you're a Marine, and I'm Navy, I don't know if there are administrative differences, but for Navy, when you go into a MEB process, it changes your ACC (think activity code) to 355 which then suspends normal personnel transfer/processing procedures, and you won't be allowed to outprocess. Have you consulted your PEBLO about the process?