Guidelines

What happens if you skip MEPS?

What happens if you skip MEPS?

What are the consequences if I do not go to MEPS on my ship date? ShareThis. You will get out of the military. As described above it may take some time before it is finalized, but eventually everyone who has not reported has been released.

What are the requirements to pass MEPS?

You will need to take your social security card, birth certificate and driver’s license. Other tips recommended by the U.S. military to prepare for MEPS include: Remove piercings; they can interfere with the hearing test and physical examination. Wear underclothes and neat, comfortable outer clothing.

What happens the day before you go to MEPs?

The day before MEPS you will be asked to check into a near-by hotel and go over briefing on what will happen the next day, as well as what you can/cannot bring. Once you arrive at MEPS you will receive identification tags and complete identification processing. Early in the day you will be asked to take the ASVAB test.

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What medical conditions can disqualify you from MEPs?

You will learn of any conditions that will require you to bring supporting medical documentation when you go MEPS and any that are disqualifying. Some conditions that may require supporting documentation or waivers include asthma, ADHD, autism and flat feet, (click on each condition for more information).

What is the weight requirement to return to MEPs?

If you are overweight you will be required to lose the weight before returning to MEPS. You will receive a RJ (Return Justified) date with 4 calendar days for every 1 pound you are over. A Gulick II tape measure will measure your body fat. The minimum BMI is 19 with a BMI of 17.5 or less being temporarily disqualifying.

Do you have to take the ASVAB before MEPs?

If the individual has not taken the ASVAB prior to attending MEPS they will complete the test before completing the medical screening portion. The ASVAB should be taken seriously because it will determine not only your ability to get into the Armed Forces but which MOS, AFSC or Rating that you qualify for.