Posted on Mar 22, 2019
Is there any way to speed up a separation packet for APFT failure?
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I failed the apft and will begin the separation packet in a few days, is there any way to speed this process up? I know it's my fault for failing the apft. I would like to be able to get home and train to pass so I can eventually Re enlist I was just wondering how long this process would take before I would be sent home?
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There is no set time cookie cutter format for how long it takes for that packet to be processed. I once asked this very question to the G-1 DCG of USARC and my response was anywhere from 1-18 months. It will all depend on the packet being properly formatted, all documents required to be in that packet and filled out properly, how fast it takes for each level of command (and their JAG reps) to review/approve and send up to the next level. If at any time at any level the packet is reviewed and errors are found...it is kicked back down all the way to the starting point and the process starts all over.
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Whatever you do, just make sure that when you get your dd214, you have 1 and 1 for reenter code, otherwise you will no be able to comeback. Also know that sometimes Army close the doors for prior service. Last time it closed for four years, and the only way to comeback was if you have an special tab, like airborne.
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