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I have 96 days of leave on my ETS Balance on my LES. I’m planning on taking this for my separation. Is there a actual limit?
Posted 3 y ago
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Posted 3 y ago
Theoretically, the limit would be 95:
You can only carry over 60 days total to a new fiscal year.
30 SEP ETS example: 90 days total
If you carry over 60 on 1 OCT into your final FY in service, and your ETS is at the end of SEP that FY, meaning you will accrue another full 30 days before ETS, and you take no leave until you start transition leave, you would have up to 90 days for transition leave.
4 DEC ETS example: 95 days total
You carry over 60 on 1 OCT, you accrue another 30 that FY.
You take 30 days leave in SEP, carry 60 over on 1 OCT, take 60 days leave in OCT and NOV, accrue a total of 5 more during that, and take those 5 days leave 30 NOV-4 DEC.
Those are the limits unless you have accrued some kind of exempted leave that allows you to exceed carrying over 60 days to a new FY.
You can only carry over 60 days total to a new fiscal year.
30 SEP ETS example: 90 days total
If you carry over 60 on 1 OCT into your final FY in service, and your ETS is at the end of SEP that FY, meaning you will accrue another full 30 days before ETS, and you take no leave until you start transition leave, you would have up to 90 days for transition leave.
4 DEC ETS example: 95 days total
You carry over 60 on 1 OCT, you accrue another 30 that FY.
You take 30 days leave in SEP, carry 60 over on 1 OCT, take 60 days leave in OCT and NOV, accrue a total of 5 more during that, and take those 5 days leave 30 NOV-4 DEC.
Those are the limits unless you have accrued some kind of exempted leave that allows you to exceed carrying over 60 days to a new FY.
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SGT (Join to see)
3 y
So then what about the special accruing which started April 2020 due to covid. Leave days cannot exceed 120 but you won’t lose your leave days?
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
3 y
Didn't you just ask this question in a different way at this RP link?
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/can-i-be-denied-terminal-leave
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/can-i-be-denied-terminal-leave
Can I be denied terminal leave? | RallyPoint
First I just want say, I understand leave is a privilege in the military and can be denied. However: My TIS began in MAY 2017 and will conclude in DEC 2022. In those 67 months, I accrued about 167 leave days. I have only taken leave 3 times which totaled 68 days. Which will leave my as of today, 99 ETS Bal (72 CR Bal). My problem is my leadership above the Co, did not believe I had so many leave days. So after this, I did the math and gathered...
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