dasilkysmooth
Active Member
Oh boy, medical waivers?
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02Sept25 SWO Board
- Thread starter dasilkysmooth
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they’re as confused as well because their recruiter told them their waiver was approved, submitted in July, and then they got a call back last week that the board is denying the waiverIf the waiver was denied that would not be a board function, that would happen during the review process and is not an indicator of what the board is doing.
believe it or not, tattoo…it’s so confusing cause he stats are impressiveOh boy, medical waivers?
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
The board doesn't give reasons for denying a person, it would be in the approval process, the board is a Y or N. I guess it is something really offensive they might make a comment back to NRC asking how they approved this if they thought something was missed.they’re as confused as well because their recruiter told them their waiver was approved, submitted in July, and then they got a call back last week that the board is denying the waiver
Impressive stats don't affect how a waiver is looked it.
So getting a waiver approved doesn’t mean the board will accept the waiver hmmmThe board doesn't give reasons for denying a person, it would be in the approval process, the board is a Y or N. I guess it is something really offensive they might make a comment back to NRC asking how they approved this if they thought something was missed.
Impressive stats don't affect how a waiver is looked it.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Correct, the board may look at a waiver and say no. The boards also accept those with waivers in limited numbers so those with waivers have yet another hurdle to get over.So getting a waiver approved doesn’t mean the board will accept the waiver hmmm