15 SEP2025 SNA/SNFO BOARD

[OceanBlue]

Is SWO board that convened on Sep 2 got their results on Oct 2, why wouldn’t we get ours on Oct 15?

Because board results come out independently of each other, there's no timetable. I applied for the 11 August IWC board and we still haven't heard back yet.

 

[Low_GPA_High_AOA]

Is SWO board that convened on Sep 2 got their results on Oct 2, why wouldn’t we get ours on Oct 15?

I also believe on average aviation boards results come out faster than most it seems

 

[Hestermine]

SNA/SNFO Processor is out of office till Oct 13. Not saying that's the reason why, I would assume they're other people in the office but maybe this contributes to the delay.

 

[Hestermine]

From a recruiter standpoint the ones DQ by NAMI from my district while at OCS were often due to depth perception, nearly all were ones who didn't pass DP at MEPS, then would find a civilian doc to administer a DP test, passed, and submitted those results to go to board for SNA.

I was DQ by NAMI for SNA due to depth perception, even though I didn't apply for SNA just SNFO. They don't play with depth perception over there.

 

[Shuttle1X]

Depth perception was the scary one for me until I sat down and did it. I was able to distinguish all of them until the last 2 before it became unclear.

 

[spalclark3]

I was DQ by NAMI for SNA due to depth perception, even though I didn't apply for SNA just SNFO. They don't play with depth perception over there.

Did you get redesignated?

 

[CaiqueB]

SNA/SNFO Processor is out of office till Oct 13. Not saying that's the reason why, I would assume they're other people in the office but maybe this contributes to the delay.

What is a SNA processor? I thought each recruiting office had their own? Where did you get this info? Is it posted somewhere?

 

[Hestermine]

Did you get redesignated?

I’m waiting for this board results just like everyone else here.

 

[Hestermine]

What is a SNA processor? I thought each recruiting office had their own? Where did you get this info? Is it posted somewhere?

Officer designators have processors. They are also the point of contact for Active Duty since we don't have recruiters. And the information is on flankspeed.

 

[fighter-cat22]

I’m waiting for this board results just like everyone else here.

How did you get DQ’d by NAMI if you’re still waiting on the board? Did you mean MEPS?

 

[Low_GPA_High_AOA]

How did you get DQ’d by NAMI if you’re still waiting on the board? Did you mean MEPS?

MEPS sends everything to NAMI MEPS don’t make the final call unless you outright fail something miserably, I was DQ’d and had to get PRK and then resubmitted to NAMI for the PRK waiver and they cleared me about three months post-op

 

[Hestermine]

How did you get DQ’d by NAMI if you’re still waiting on the board? Did you mean MEPS?

No, I’m AD. We don't go to MEPS. My flight surgeon sent my waiver directly to NAMI.

 

[Avionx]

This actually worries me cuz this happened to me. The machine at meps basically just sucks is what I’ve been told. The way I remember it there were like 20 numbers with rings next to em and one would jump out. And they’d get progressively more difficult. I could do the whole sheet at the one at meps except for number 5 but they just wouldn’t let me skip that one and come back to it. When I went to an eye doctor I passed flawlessly.

If you’re talking about the depth perception test, which sounds like it, I had the same problem. I Could tell them every line down to 30 arc seconds except line 5. I asked if it was a trick and the nurse said "you passed." Course he didn’t tell me I passed for Aviation standards. Just that, it was enough. Later I was dq'd. Ended up missing the May boards. All this bs happens just for me to go to my eye doc and tell me I have normal depth perception.....bruh.

 

[CaiqueB]

If you’re talking about the depth perception test, which sounds like it, I had the same problem. I Could tell them every line down to 30 arc seconds except line 5. I asked if it was a trick and the nurse said "you passed." Course he didn’t tell me I passed for Aviation standards. Just that, it was enough. Later I was dq'd. Ended up missing the May boards. All this bs happens just for me to go to my eye doc and tell me I have normal depth perception.....bruh.

Yeah I guess MEPS is notorious for handing out botched testing for depth perception

 

[deemer]

Yeah I guess MEPS is notorious for handing out botched testing for depth perception

It was. Everyone in my batch of officer applicants had issues past the fifth mark on the depth perception test at MEPS.