Posted on May 17, 2018
Is it legal to separate someone through a med board and then not provide them with a DD214?
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my buddy is currently past his speration date from his medboard and still doesnt have a dd214 and they are taking his time getting it to him. he has no income from the army and cant get a job beacuse of not having a dd214. and IG and army legal says he cant use their services since he is past his seperation date. the unit is also trying to make him pay for $6,000 for lost gear even though it was stolen and the unit supply says they dont have the old flipl and opened a new one so the 1SG and battery commander doesnt have to pay for it. its been over a year and half since they had the old flipl. is there anything that he can do? thank you for your time.
Inspector General
Army Regulations
CG-LGL10: Legal
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Something sounds awfully strange about this situation. When you medboard process out of the military, and I know this for a fact as I went through the process, the last stop that you make before you are officially out of the military is a stop at the DEERS office to sign your DD214 and leave. This is my question, was your buddy active duty? If not, he is not going to get a DD214. If he was active duty and completed his separation then there is absolutely no reason why he shouldn't have gotten a DD214. I'm thinking that someone is, for lack of a better phrase, "full of shit".
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
SPC (Join to see) - separation date aside, there is no "technically" out, bud. You either have a DD214 in hand and you are out or you don't. And obviously he doesn't only have finance left because he needs CIF with said FLIPL and DEERS and who knows what else.
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SN Greg Wright - no he is real its not me ive known him since basic. plus i live with him now.
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SGT Joseph Gunderson - cif cleared him beacuse the unit was taking too long to finish the flipl beacuse they went to the field and said they would finish it when they got out of it. i know he is going to get his dd214 its just taking way to long and the whole thing with them billing him for 6k worth of gear
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
Okay, if he didn't want to wait for the FLIPL then he is going to pay for the gear. CIF would also not just go and sign off unless they had word that there would be no FLIPL. I will say it again, it sure sounds like your buddy has done fucked up quite a bit during the process and now is just upset that he is paying for it on the back end.
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If there's no paperwork about his stolen equipment he might be screwed. Paperwork is always key on equipment. He needs to look through every single thing he has and see if he has copies of that FILPL.
Now the DD214 is a separate issue.
Now the DD214 is a separate issue.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
SFC (Join to see) - I haven't been in a traditional Army unit in 3 1/2 years so I don't know. I'm in a joint unit on an AF base. He said there was a FLIPL so go find the paperwork from it.
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