05MAY2025 SNA/SNFO Board

[exNavyOffRec]

Seems like they haven’t met to select any of the immediate selection candidates. My recruiter thinks they probably just rolled us all to the board that supposedly met yesterday. Probably 4-6 weeks until results come out.

Take a look at the PA, the OCM makes the ISEL call not the board, like normal people he or she will have other duties and will look at and give the ok when the he or she has a chance. The PA uses the word "will" not "may", if you look and search people have popped up in different areas saying they were selected, some was just a few weeks some longer.

You also have to remember that it goes from the OCM back to NRC, one the OCM gives the ok the NRC processors need time to do there part too which could take a few weeks.

 

[mpesposito]

Apologies if this is the wrong board but does anyone know if the necessity for waivers DQ you for SNA? I’ve got my medical records as needed and personal statement in the works as well as LOR coming through. My test is July and I’m aiming for the current august board if not the October board so I’ve got a little time

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Apologies if this is the wrong board but does anyone know if the necessity for waivers DQ you for SNA? I’ve got my medical records as needed and personal statement in the works as well as LOR coming through. My test is July and I’m aiming for the current august board if not the October board so I’ve got a little time

What do you mean? All waivers are reviewed.

 

[MowinThaAir]

What do you mean? All waivers are reviewed.

I don’t think he is aware of how the waivers work. @mpesposito getting a waiver prevents you FROM being DQ’d

 

[umijs]

Since this board is selecting for FY26, that means the earliest OCS date would be in July, correct?