Dallas Brown
SNA applicant
my OR told me mine is at the board as well they're just waiting on the board to meet.
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July-Ish 2015 Pilot/NFO Rolling Board Thread
- Thread starter FormerRecruitingGuru
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exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
That is a status, no more no less, I have seen people sit in that status for a few weeks and up to 6 months depending on the designator, it does not mean anything other than when they decide to convene a board you application is ready to go.
haimehhh
Well-Known Member
Thank you for the clarification.
Yay my kit is finally pro board! 4th time is the charm.
Is there a way to check if your kit is pro board, my recruiter isn't picking up. I was wondering if I could call NRC, is that possible?
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
No, for the love of gawd do not call NRC directly.
If you're not able to get in touch with your recruiter, try your processor. That's who I've been communicating with.
Brandon Kies
Member
I have a couple questions for you guys, I'll be submitting my app soon.
1) Is it true that the blood lab AND hiv test have to be separate sheets from the medical forms (DD2808 and 2807-1)? Those results are both listed on these forms anyway.
2) Is it acceptable if the Personnel Security Information (page 5) is handwritten?
3) How exactly do I get an age waiver and how long does that take (for AD)?
I've searched the forums and cannot find these answers.
1) Is it true that the blood lab AND hiv test have to be separate sheets from the medical forms (DD2808 and 2807-1)? Those results are both listed on these forms anyway.
2) Is it acceptable if the Personnel Security Information (page 5) is handwritten?
3) How exactly do I get an age waiver and how long does that take (for AD)?
I've searched the forums and cannot find these answers.
Garrett S.
Member
I submitted my 214 with my packet. I believe the processor took that info and waved the waiver wand. I don't think it takes any time at all. They have a set formula for how much time you get waived by the amount of time you served.
HM3 San
Active Member
1) Is it true that the blood lab AND hiv test have to be separate sheets from the medical forms (DD2808 and 2807-1)? Those results are both listed on these forms anyway.
TRUE, I found mine in my medical folder: NAVMED 6000/2, Patient Lab Inquiry, Standard Form 545
2) Is it acceptable if the Personnel Security Information (page 5) is handwritten?
Yes, my XO/Security Manager signed and noted what type of SC I have.
3) How exactly do I get an age waiver and how long does that take (for AD)?
Contact the Community Manager on the specific designator you are applying, email them stating your basic information and request, they will respond within 24-48hours, approval takes a day to weeks, depends on the community. Here's the link: http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/officer/communitymanagers/Pages/default.aspx
If you need more guidance on OPNAVINST 1420.1B here's the link:
http://www.public.navy.mil/BUPERS-NPC/CAREER/CAREERCOUNSELING/Pages/CommissioningPrograms.aspx
Hope that helps shipmate!
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Brandon Kies
Member
Thanks! This is finally coming together.
Garrett S.
Member
This thread has been quiet. Has no one really heard anything? My buddy is hearing that results may be in by early May.
RCArce01
Active Member
Well I sure hope not because if that's true we're all screwed considering it's May 20th haha. I'm assuming you meant early June? If so then I'd be stoked!