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thanks for that Jmc81.....so you need to send the signed statement for PL-97-253 with the Normal Disability application?

also, what happens if I move out of the commuting area after disability retirement?

it has to be same job correct? at same pay?

so just found out the reason why OPM signs off on your PL 97-253 Disability application. Its because anyone who uses the option of PL 97-253, gets put into the Priority Placement Program (PPP) and they can place you into a non-competitive position using the Schedule A Hiring Authority Title 5...

my attorney at Harris Law stated not to file for Public Law if OPM denied Disability Application and to take it to the MSPB for appeal...I just dont want to hose myself if MSPB comes back with same denial and I lose chance on the Public Law appeal. Someone told me that If you go Public Law with...

If I choose to have my disability retirement appealed to the MSPB board if OPM denies it, can I still use Public Law 97-253 option if MSPB denies my Disability Retirement?

Yha....I think I will probably file my own paperwork, then if I get in a bind, then get an attorney.....

I think I just might call OPM and just ask what are the special provisions for retirement for Military Reserve Technicians...even alot of those FERS attorneys don't know how to answer MRT questions, they are just used to regular FERS employees.

Mr. Perry, what are the special provisions and protections as a dual status military reserve technician for a disability retirement? HRO is stating that I will go out on a regular discontinued service retirement because I have 10 years of buy back to equal 20 years of service....is this right?

is using public Law 97-253 a guarantee for disability retirement? what is the process to submit for it?

anyone still on this channel?

I have a question.....HRO is telling me that I will get a normal Discontinued Service Retirement and cant file for disability retirement...I'm getting put out of my military side for medical reasons. I am a dual status Military Reserve Technician (MRT) the normal DSR is at least 50 years of age...

Mr. Perry...are you available for representation???

here is info straight from GRB platform site.....I tried to explain to HRO that Military Reserve Technicians have to have "butt in seat" as a technician for 20 years in order to get early retirement and I dont qualify so I should be able to apply for disability retirement and they said I would...

Okay....need some help here, HRO states I will get a discontinued service retirement and not disability because I have 20+ years of service (with military buyback) and over 50 years of age..... As an Military Reserve Technician it states 50 years of age and 20 years "MILITARY TECHNICIAN" years...

Anyone have a reference to a good FERS attorney? I had one that I was planning on retaining but he passed away last week. I am looking for a good one that has knowledge with military reserve technicians (MRT)

I'm an ANG member and you are correct that everyone uses the term "reservist" as a general description of all who are not active duty...on the other hand, alot that which is happening in the reservists world is also happening in the guard world.....Delay/Deny/Defer

something needs to be done at NGB.....they keep hosing their members by DENY, DELAY, and DEFER...and they wonder why recruitment levels are low? time to clean house up there and put some real soldiers/airmen in their place....

the format went crazy when i uploaded, but you pretty much get the idea of what you will need in the congressional statement. This statement and any supporting documentation should be sent to the military representative for whatever Senator represents you were you live.