Posted on Aug 22, 2019
Approximately how long does the General take to approve an RE-3 waiver?
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In my experience it’s varies wildly in a case by case basis. When I left the army as an e-4 a lifetime ago I was young and stupid. When they gave me a PT test a few weeks before my discharge I laughed and didn’t even bother trying. Result: RE-3 on my DD214. Skip ahead to after 12 years of university and a PhD later. First recruiter told me to get reckt, found another that really saw value in what I’ve chosen to specialize in and pushed the issue; I had a waiver approved and in hand in a matter of days. Really depends on your recruiter and the reason behind your code, as well as how well your personal statement explains said behaviour and how you plan to/have rectified it. It also certainly helps if you’ve spent your civilian time bettering yourself... all of this on top of how specialized your training is and how in-need of your MOS whatever branch your choosing is.
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SPC Cody Parker
Just to clarify, first recruiter was a local station type, once I managed to get moved up the chain considerably things started working out
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Really appreciate it brotha! Fortunately my packet has been viewed already but had some errors on it only took a week and a half ,already got it done so hopefully now that’s it’s been corrected they’ll pick up on it fasterSPC Cody Parker
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SPC Cody Parker
PV2 (Join to see) goodluck mate, I’m also still pretty early in the process, still have to redo MEPs and officially get my degree before sending in my officers packet
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A long time. Hell they discharged 25K folks this year for being non-deployable.
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