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Published on 03 February 2021 Modified on 04 February 2021 By NNOMY Steering Committee 1265 downloads
Master-DEP-separation.pdf
Make copies of the letter for yourself. When mailing the letter, go to the post office and have them attach to the envelope a “Domestic Return Receipt” so that you will receive a signed record that your letter was received. Now you have legal documentation that your letter was received by the military command.If you have any questions about the regulation or military law, consult with a GI Rights counselor: The number for the national GI Rights Hotline is 877-447-4487; the number for the central California coast area (Monterey/Santa Cruz) is 831-359-0202. Or study the appropriate regulations at: http://girightshotline.org/discharges/index.shtml. On that page, find the service you signed up for on the “Delayed Entry Program (DEP)” line.
Published on 20 February 2007 Modified on 01 August 2017 By Anonymous 7151 downloads
Published on 03 May 2008 Modified on 09 April 2016 By Pat Elder 5957 downloads
DEP_Spanish8-04.pdf
Published on 24 June 2010 Modified on 01 August 2017 By Rick Jahnkow 4690 downloads
DEP-FSTPFactSheet7-3-09.pdf
Published on 20 February 2007 Modified on 29 September 2018 By Anonymous 5262 downloads
Published on 22 August 2013 Modified on 09 April 2016 By Gary Ghirardi 1842 downloads
DEPSeparationBrochure.pdf
You may not have to go.Here’s the real story on the D.E.P.Updated and edited 5/2013 by Rick Jankow, Project YANO, www.projectyano.org.Adapted from a fact sheet prepared by YaYaNetworkwww.yayanetwork.org
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