After the grime app. process and getting the word that you are one of the lucky, whats next? I have not got my OCS date yet and i found out on Feb. 13th. that i was selected for SNA. Needless to say i spend about a month fighting a medical issue but i'm cleared and good to go. My recuriter says he is waiting to hear from PORT or something to that nature..but we shoud be able to enlist in a couple of days. This means enlist to OCS? Will we have to fill out paperwork? Whats next? Share your process afer acceptance so I can know what is ahead. Is there any offical mail i will get hat says i'm in? You guys get the picture, gimmie something to go on......Thanks Patrick
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I'm curiose too FlyFast. Wish I could help, but I haven't even filled out the app yet. Good Luck.
- Quote on being selected for an OCS spot -
"If you are chosen, you will have been chosen by Men 'who have been there and done that' and have decided that they wished to have you in Their company, there is no such medal worth as much."
- Quote on being selected for an OCS spot -
"If you are chosen, you will have been chosen by Men 'who have been there and done that' and have decided that they wished to have you in Their company, there is no such medal worth as much."
By "selected", did you mean you were professionally recommended for SNA? If that's the case then your kit's pending the final approval at NRC where your medical and other records are reviewed. Once it gets the approval stamp, they'll find a slot for your at OCS and perhaps that's what your recruiter meant by "enlisting at OCS". I was professionally recommended for SNFO in Jan and my kit wasn't formally approved until late in March. If everything looks good, you'll receive an acceptance letter with an OCS date. After that, a processor from your recruiting office will have you fill out and sign a stack of forms. Once everything's completed, you'll be sworn in and finally get your OCS order about a couple weeks before you report at OCS.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
FlyFast:
You're probably in the same boat as I was, i.e. your kit's just sitting on someone's desk at NRC pending the final approval and maybe that's why you haven't received the acceptance letter yet. You can ask your recruiter to contact NRC to check on its status for you.
nic22:
Depending on your choices of designators and their availability, I'd say on the average it now takes 3-6 months to get an answer from NRC. You get an OCS date when you're accepted.
You're probably in the same boat as I was, i.e. your kit's just sitting on someone's desk at NRC pending the final approval and maybe that's why you haven't received the acceptance letter yet. You can ask your recruiter to contact NRC to check on its status for you.
nic22:
Depending on your choices of designators and their availability, I'd say on the average it now takes 3-6 months to get an answer from NRC. You get an OCS date when you're accepted.
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