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On average, it takes about 2-3 years. You can always try emailing them to get an update. Sometimes they email back. Good luck.

Gentlemen, Some of you asked me to keep you posted on my progress on sending additional medical documents to the PDBR, even though my case had been adjudicated and closed. So here is some of the back story. After receiving my findings back from the PDBR, the decision was made to not change my...

I just wanted to make a quick comment. After receiving my results from the PDBR, there was evidence that was not considered or even reviewed as part of my decision. After contacting the PDBR, they are allowing me to re-submit my original DD Form 294 along with the additional evidence. I was...

"Unless something has changed, you need to take a least one in-class course per semester to establish the housing area for BAH purposes. A lot of Universities with high military/ex-military populations use a blended course with 1/2 the sessions being in class and half online just to establish...

Thanks for sharing. I was told by the PDBR that they have been trying to obtain my PEB paperwork and that the Navy never sends them anything. I think that is BS. I am at the 26 month mark and find it hard to believe they went this long without letting me know whats up. What sux is, I have all...

23 months in! :(

They are currently posting case #'s 2009-2014. Hope this helps. Happy New Year and good luck.

Sorry for the delay. I didn't see this message until today. You can track the progress of the board at the following website: http://boards.law.af.mil/AF_PDBR.htm Semper Fi.

I was going to tell you that you should receive a letter stating they received all the files needed and a CD of your medical record. Semper Fi. Matt

Congratulations brother. Stay focused and positive. You have a network of support all around you. Semper Fi.

Thanks for the update. Maybe this is a good example of the average timeline. I am currently at about the 15 month mark. I submitted my package in March of 2015.

I was doing some reading today and wanted to let everyone know that there is an updated DoD 7000.14-R, Volume 7B, November 2015. I'm still holding out for a positive outcome. I was an E-7 in the Marine Corps at 14 years when I was involuntary separated due to numerous surgeries to my right knee...

Congratulations brother. I have only be waiting about 14 months. So I'm trying to be patient. Seeing post like this, gives us guys waiting some motivation. Semper Fi.

I want to first state how thankful I am to have this resource. I have been able to answer numerous questions for myself and others. I am submitting the paperwork to the PDBR and would like for someone to review my statement that I will attach to my DD294 as an enclosure. I have spent numerous...