meeting with pcm tomorrow
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That's the million dollar question here
It's ranging from 2 weeks to 4 months average across all branches. It is an unnerving, emotionally trying process.
It's ranging from 2 weeks to 4 months average across all branches. It is an unnerving, emotionally trying process.
I would like to add a comment here, I am now on my 3rd month getting ready to round month 4, yes very very frustrating, I have never had so much unknown in my life...When do I get out, how can I look for a job? you know all the important stuff, all I can say here is we all should be used to the hurry up and wait thing the Army is so famous for, and this is no differen't. So try to be patient, live your life as normal as you can and don't even think about it.
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kiefer82
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The process is very frustrating. I am active duty and made multiple deployments to Afghanistan. I thought that would help and make the process quicker. I was very wrong. From what I have seen on the forum the lest items you have sent for PEB and Rating, the quicker the response. I submitted for 3 items for PEB, and 21 for VA, so my process has been very slow. Good luck and try not to go crazy, cause I know I sure have.
So i just got a copy of my narsum that i am supposed to sign tomorrow there multiple things wrong. And my pcm stated that i have been noncompliant with treatment and i havent been taking my meds regularly which both of which are untrue. My question is will this have any effect on my ratings? My current pcm has only been with me for like three months but i have been in this process for two years
Any way for the see someone at JAG? that would be your best bet, before you sign.
Yes, the comments will hurt your case! As Sascha stated, get to legal or an attorney asap. You can submit a rebuttal, request the NARSUM be re-accomplished and/or request an independent medical review (IMR). Don't sign anything until you get this sorted out and everything is correct.