Another Air Force Guy! Congrats!Pro rec Y both!
It was submitted November 1, 2015. Had an unrelated (I think) issue that unexpectedly held me out of the December aviation and SWO boards. CIRIMS had my package at the board, but it apparently never actually made it there. The problem was not unique to me or my recruiter either.
Never saw or heard of that, there are or were processes in place to not allow that to happen, just to let you know when I had access people would get info from their recruiter that I would look up and find out what the recruiter said was not correct.
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Sir, a question for you. I have a 3 on my DD Form 785 (only consider if needs of service outweigh reasons for leaving officer training); have you seen a high ASTB outweigh that 3 recommendation? I ask because that is what I am thinking is what really sunk my chances....pun intended.
@RUFiO181 @NavyOffRec I have not been able to get in contact with my recruiter and to my knowledge, they didn't know of the board as of two days ago but assured me that my file was submitted and ready to be reviewed. Is it acceptable if I call NRD Atlanta?
I missed this board as well. Recruiter said he submitted my kit first week of Feb. but the processor did not upload it. Is it possible to contact the processor directly and bypass my recruiter? I just want an answer of when my kit will be uploaded to CIRIMS so I won't miss the next board.
Last board was on a Wednesday, I found out on Monday. You are just going to have to wait even more once you find out, and that wait is probably worse. You know you got selected, but now have absolutely no control from here on out.Recruiter still hasn't heard anything... Really really really don't want to wait until Monday
@NavyOffRec How heavy does a NJP for an ARI weigh if it occurred over 6 years ago?
The processor still has work to do on the kit, review documents, route for signature, etc.... and first week of Jan was cutting it close, normally the deadline is a month prior, from the post they made it shorter so there were probably applicants ahead of you.
The processors also have other work, get documents ready for those going to OCS, sending records, commissioning documents for DCO applicants, and many others. There are many things that could bump kit review to the low priority group, not what people want to hear, but it does happen.
Thank you for the explanation.
I've seen on some posts applicants stating that they called their processor, is that only for priors/AD or non-priors as well?