Can I reenlist with re3f?
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Can I reenlist with re3f?
General Reenlistment Guidelines RE Code 1: May reenlist in without issue. RE Code 2: May reenlist but restrictions may apply or if the circumstances which resulted in the code no longer apply. RE Code 3: May normally reenlist but a waiver will probably be required.
Can I get my reenlistment code changed?
To change your RE code, you may need to apply to the Board for Correction of Military Records (BCMR) or Board for Correction of Naval Records (BCNR). Your recruiter may be able to help you (or refer you to someone who can help).
How do I get a re 3 waiver?
RE-3 means there is a disqualification that is waivable. You must request the waiver after meeting all conditions. Generally that means that whatever reason for discharge no longer exists. In addition, there is usually a minimum 2–year waiting period before a waiver can even be requested.
Can you use your GI Bill with a general discharge?
The GI Bill has special eligibility requirements. For the GI Bill, your DD-214 has to actually say “Honorable.” A General discharge isn’t enough, and unlike all other VA benefits, you cannot become eligible for the GI Bill through a successful Character of Discharge decision.
Can I reenlist with a reentry code 3?
Individuals with an RE Code of “3” can normally reenlist in the Army or another Service, but will probably require a waiver to be processed. Individuals with an Army RE Code of “4” are normally not eligible to reenlist in the Army, nor join another service.
How do you reenlist in the Marines?
(1) Must have one year or less remaining on their current contract, including extensions of current contract. This may be waived if qualified for an early reenlistment. (2) Marines must request retirement 14 to 4 months prior to the desired retirement date or service limits.
Can I reenlist if I was dishonorable discharge?
Service members who receive this standing are accused of felonies involving homicide, fraud, desertion, and crimes that would put any person, service member or not, in hot water. If you receive a Dishonorable Discharge, it is not possible to reenlist with the military.