Posted on Jun 4, 2024
Since my board status says "MLI", does this mean I am now promotable? If so, when will it populate?
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I seen that this was on my board status and never knew it was an automatic promotable status. I have had a back injury and was told that id need to pass the PT test to go to the board. I passed my test and as im preparing myself for the board next week i noticed the (MLI) beside my name. Does this mean i am now promotable? and if so when will it populate? just saw this today, TIA.
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Posted 6 mo ago
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SGTs that are in the primary zone for SSG for over a year will automatically (as long as they aren't ineligible [AR 600-8-19*, para 1-11]) be placed on the promotion recommended roster (PRR) by HRC, just as if you had passed a promotion board and the unit commander did.
You still need to meet promotion eligibility criteria (i.e., don't fail ABCP, receive a BAR, PT failure, etc.) and achieve the points cutoff for your MOS before you'll be promoted.
When would you be promoted? The promotion points that are reflected in the system by the 26th of the month will be used to compete against the promotion cutoff score at the beginning of the month after next (i.e., if you were on the PRR by the 26th of May, then your promotion points on that day would be used against the cutoff scores for July 1st).
Keep in mind that everything needs to be reflected in the HR systems correctly (points, etc.)
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* AR 600-8-19 (Enlisted Promotions and Demotions) - https://armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_pubs/DR_a/ARN36067-AR_600-8-19-000-WEB-1.pdf
You still need to meet promotion eligibility criteria (i.e., don't fail ABCP, receive a BAR, PT failure, etc.) and achieve the points cutoff for your MOS before you'll be promoted.
When would you be promoted? The promotion points that are reflected in the system by the 26th of the month will be used to compete against the promotion cutoff score at the beginning of the month after next (i.e., if you were on the PRR by the 26th of May, then your promotion points on that day would be used against the cutoff scores for July 1st).
Keep in mind that everything needs to be reflected in the HR systems correctly (points, etc.)
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* AR 600-8-19 (Enlisted Promotions and Demotions) - https://armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_pubs/DR_a/ARN36067-AR_600-8-19-000-WEB-1.pdf
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CSM William Everroad
SGT (Join to see) to expand on what COL Randall C. indicated, you would still need an updated ACFT to be reflected in the system. Your upcoming board appearance may result in a points adjustment and S1 would need to go in and update your records for anything missing that the MLI did not catch.
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CSM William Everroad I appreciate it CSM. my ACFT And weapons qual both reflect and are up to date on my PPW. I was not sent to the board because they said I'm on the MLI anyway. I've checked my STP as well and everything is up to date. My S1 is always on top of stuff like that. So assuming I should be fine. I still don't have a (P) beside my rank on stp but then I also hear that for mli if I make points I'll just be promoted? Thanks again csm
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I appreciate the information sir! Never went in depth on AR 600-8-19 But I'm actually gonna read up on it now. Thanks again!
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CSM William Everroad - If i may add CSM. I received the photo from my 1SG June 4th. It also says " Months til MLI" is 0. Everything on my PPW is updated properly. Does my CDR have to do anything or since they wanted to wait too long to send me HRC is basically saying "were putting him on the promotable status"? I have not gotten any help on it by the people I am asking. My PPW still doesn't show that I am in a Promotable status. But from my understanding from COL Cudworth that I will just have to wait until points are released and see if my name is on the list? I apologize for not understanding it well. But will definitely retain this knowledge for future NCOs in the same situation. Thank you!
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