Lol when that list drop we will get there
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31OCT22 SNA/SNFO BOARD
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cjwinton01
SNA Pro-Rec Y
what exactly effects the at board list and does anyone know what your chances are of being on it? Does when you submit matter or is it just random chance?
Kyle42
Well-Known Member
To my knowledge, it’s first come first serve. Those who submit earlier have a better chance of making it.
cjwinton01
SNA Pro-Rec Y
what would constitute early, exactly?
cgoss99
SNA
"Ear-ly"
happening or done before the usual or expected time.
"we ate an early lunch"
nefalexa
Well-Known Member
Don’t forget praying to Uncle Sam every night.
WorldWar33.3
Well-Known Member
Early as in before the submission deadline and before the board gets packed with applicants. Just like when you sign up for the college classes that you really want to take. Early.
This is too damn accurate. Sometimes I hate I been on here for almost two years. Literally the same questions over and over
elariosa95
SNA (Primary - VT-6)
It appears my FAQ post was made in vain ?
Edit: it looks like I didn’t include the definition of “early” in my post. I shall reconcile but planking for 5 days straight
elariosa95
SNA (Primary - VT-6)
A typical day on my job site:
Person - *drives past Road Closed sign*
Also person - “Is the road closed?”
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
as long as they don't cut off submissions before the deadline a person processed who will be the first person at the next board and a person processed who will be the last person sent to the next board will have equal chances.
It also depends on the processors, 2 people submit on the same day but the applications could go to 2 different processors, one reviews and sends for further review the same day, the other is sent to a processor that went on vacation the day before and is out for the next week, that one will be a week behind even thought both submitted on the same day.
Happened to me sorta. Mine went to a processor who didn't know what BDCP was and then he spent all day arguing with my NTAG to get my application through.
Sauceboss313
ProRec-Y SNA Aug 13th 2023
As long as your kit was submitted before the deadline I wouldn’t worry about it. This is what I asked my OR. First-come-first-serve sort of defeats the purpose of a package deadline.
wonderb0iwl
Active Member
I didn't submit before the deadline either, was waiting for medical. OR told me to not worry about it and said something about waivers...