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01JUN26 SNA/SNFO board

GalticJohn said:
In your experience, how long would you say the wait is between the OCM finishing their process and passing off the work to NRC, to NRC completing their final look?

Recruiter was told by OCM packages were finished in her office Monday/Tuesday this week and were passed to NRC. Would you guess this week, next week, or even further to get the results?
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To be clear the OCM is just looking at ISEL, NRC handles the normal board process.

There is no telling on how long it could be after NRC gets that info, they will or could look at assigning OCS dates then once that is all done they need to get the sheet typed up for signature. The civilian processors will do this when they can as they have the higher priority items to get done such as commissioning documents for DCO applicants, getting FINSEL paperwork out and back, travel for candidates, candidate applications reviewed and sent to the PM for the upcoming boards with deadlines really close. The time after being identified as a pro Y until sending out the results is one of the times when if it takes a few extra days or weeks it won't really be much of an issue on the NRC side and really won't affect OCS dates.
aagmanrelan said:
Does anyone here have access to the"at-board" list?
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I do believe that info is no longer released, or it wasn't for a while, not sure if they made it public again.
 
exNavyOffRec said:
There is no telling on how long it could be after NRC gets that info, they will or could look at assigning OCS dates then once that is all done they need to get the sheet typed up for signature. The civilian processors will do this when they can…
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Are you able to confirm or deny if NRC processes applications individually, or if they work in batches in the same way the OCM seems to? In other words, would we expect everyone in the batch to hear results simultaneously, or might some applicants hear back before others?
 
GalticJohn said:
Are you able to confirm or deny if NRC processes applications individually, or if they work in batches in the same way the OCM seems to? In other words, would we expect everyone in the batch to hear results simultaneously, or might some applicants hear back before others?
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unfortunately, patience my friend. Stressing about it won't make it come sooner. One magical day you will see a Pro Rec Y in your text message. Lol
 
rabsix said:
That’s the information I was given from NRC (I’m active duty) but it is the navy… so sometimes things can get delayed for any number of possible reasons…. Haha
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2-8 weeks is for regular applicants. If you’re ISPP, ISEL, or BDCP it’s a rolling process. If you’re AD you should apply ISPP
 
rabsix said:
Rolling just means your application will “roll” to the next board. I did apply under ISPP.
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Here’s the email I received with this information just so you guys can see…

The OCS Medical documentation that you provided have been reviewed and you have been found physically qualified medically for Restricted Line, Unrestricted Line and Staff Corps Officer Program for OCS (see attachment). PO1, the OCS Application will be forwarded to the first eligible review board for Pilot-13900/NFO-13700. Please be patient and allow 2 – 8 weeks after the board convenes for results to be release to BOL and if you have any questions concerning the board process,
bailey8756 said:
Not sure who told you that but that’s not what rolling means. ISPP can be reviewed with the regular boards or on their own.
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