exNavyOffRec
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The system will say something to the effect of "forwarded to pro-board" but it does not specify which board.
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IWC board 29-Nov-21
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ciceronroma
Ciceron
I got lucky in a certain sense. Both my father and his best friend have held dual citizenship. My father was enlisted and then became officer (luckily), and his best friend is a retired AF Sargent who had to reject his second citizenship recently. If I wouldn't have listened to them I'd probably be dual processing, and have left my other citizenship early, but I nearly did both before realizing that I had to do what I wanted to do, not what the enlisted recruiter wanted me to do or cajoled me to do.
Creeping_Geep
Well-Known Member
I was looking through some Intel results from previous boards and noticed one fleet applicant who was DNR'd at the Dec 2019 board and was then ProRec-Y'd at the Dec 2020 board. Curious, but motivating.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Could have been an application issue, I had one of those myself once, they tend to be one offs and to be DNR and go back to board the error must have been on the NRC side.
Creeping_Geep
Well-Known Member
I know as an OR you didn't deal with the fleet applicants but I wonder how bad it looks on a sailor's chain of command when their application has so many issues it gets them DNR'd. At the end of the day the application is the responsibility of the sailor, but at the same time multiple members of their CoC (including their CO) had to sign off on the package before it went to big Navy.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
When I say NRC issue it would be adding wrong waiver into an application or something on their end, sometimes mistakes happen.
What mistakes are you speaking of that a command would make?
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
nope, it is a waiting game.
Creeping_Geep
Well-Known Member
Sometimes the board results will list the reason that an applicant has been DNR'd, such as OAR, clearance, etc. If a command is forwarding an application that doesn't have a qualifying OAR score that would seem to reflect poorly on them.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
OAR isn't really an issue, that goes up and down as NRC needs to control the flow of candidates so the board doesn't really care about that.
In 99% of cases a DNR won't give a reason, the board is under no obligation to give one, many times it is a person who keeps applying with no chance of getting picked up due to lower GPA.
In those few cases that a person does get a reason one like you mentioned makes sense, that will affect them going for other IWC jobs as well, and maybe that DNR you mentioned was that cases, a security clearance issue that ended up being correctable.
Based on the last two board results, it's been about a month and a half from the board convene date to results. JUN 28 board released on AUG 18 and the MAR 1 board dropped results on April 16. If the INTEL board met on NOV 8, I've resigned myself to waiting until at least mid-December, but also think there is a chance that results won't be released until Jan due to the holidays. Stay strong a hope I'm wrong!
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
NRC is just doing their "behind the scenes" items, so there could be results soon or not just depending on their workload.
Yeah, I'm just hoping that all of IWC started at the same time that OCEANO did and that the number of the other boards is what's adding extra time to releasing the results.
chickenjohn
Active Member
Hey folks. Just got a call from my recruiter that I was selected for INTEL. Good luck the rest of y'all.