Posted on May 15, 2022
What is the quickest and easiest way to fix your PULHES?
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Ok, so I think I'm either getting the run-around or my folks just really don't know. So, right now I have a permanent profile for my feet. I have had said permanent profile for going on 10ish years. It has been looked at and update. However, it is giving me a 2 in the L of my PULHES. And for some reason, now that I'm trying to reenlist it all of a sudden can't be done because my laxed ass MOS requires a 1 in the L. What is the quickest and easiest way to fix this. Better yet, what's the easiest way to get it to go to a 1 for a few hours so I can reenlist and then it can go back.
This has not stopped me from reenlisting once on active or enlisting into the reserves from active. Nobody seems to be able to point me in the right direction.
This is the quick explanation of what I have going on. If someone might know and could give me a few pointers, I can fill in some blanks. Any help would be great. For reference, my MOS is a 94E and I apparently need 1's across my PULHES. How do I fix this?
This has not stopped me from reenlisting once on active or enlisting into the reserves from active. Nobody seems to be able to point me in the right direction.
This is the quick explanation of what I have going on. If someone might know and could give me a few pointers, I can fill in some blanks. Any help would be great. For reference, my MOS is a 94E and I apparently need 1's across my PULHES. How do I fix this?
Re-enlistment
Retention NCO
Career Counselor
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You have a brand new Career Counselor who just doesn't know what they are doing.
Tell them: in the eligibility screen they need to add a date in the MMRB field and click that you are "qualified for MOS". The date in the field is the date of your permanent profile.
Honestly, this is a simple question they could have answered by asking their Senior at the Brigade.
If they continue to have trouble, they can reach out to me personally on global and I will walk them through it
Tell them: in the eligibility screen they need to add a date in the MMRB field and click that you are "qualified for MOS". The date in the field is the date of your permanent profile.
Honestly, this is a simple question they could have answered by asking their Senior at the Brigade.
If they continue to have trouble, they can reach out to me personally on global and I will walk them through it
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SPC (Join to see)
SFC, long story really short, gonna need some retraining down here. Lol. Thank you for your help and advice.
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SFC (Join to see)
SPC (Join to see) I don't know the system they use in the RC but the issue should essentially be the same. When you reenlist, the database verifies you meet the prerequisites for your MOS, your PULHES does not. The over ride is that your permanent profile allows you to stay in your MOS. Your CC is probably just new. They have a senior person they can reach out to who can tell them what button to click to make you eligible
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SFC (Join to see) we got it all figured it. All of what I had been told was not accurate. The MSG was able to build my packet in 20 mins after answering some questions.
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You're looking for a quick fix with your P2 when there isn't a quick fix. Your Primary Medical Provider that issued you the P2 would need to reevaluate you and determine if your medical condition has improved enough to no longer require a P2. Have you contacted Branch to see what the exact requirements are to reenlist in your MOS? Is Retention telling you that you can't reenlist with your current P2?
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SPC (Join to see)
Retention is saying I can't because of the 2 in the L. Which is fine, but nobody can explain how I was able to reenlist and enlist with the exact same issue.
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MSG (Join to see)
SPC (Join to see) - The only thing I can figure is that if you had a P2 prior to your first Re-Enlistment...then someone either had a brainfart or "forgot" to mention that a P2 is a NO GO to re-up. Look for SFC Jason Boyd (I am unable to tag him) here on RP. He is extremely knowledgeable. He is the Senior Career Counselor in Italy.
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SFC (Join to see)
This is specifically Retain Data system error. It's used for Regular Army Reenlistments
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