What is the process to change from National Guard to active duty Army?

2019-01-24T22:18:58-05:00

I am a 92G ( food specialist ) and I enlisted in 2016 i done basic and AIT i just got transfer to a new unit in North Carolina. After some time i was think of going active. Also possibly changing my MOS, I currently have a permanent profile ( not sure if that would disqualify me to transition) im not sure of the process. Also if all goes well woukd i be relocated?

Response by Sgt Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 24 at 2019 10:42 PM

2019-01-24T22:42:35-05:00

SPC Private RallyPoint Member Enter "National Guard to Active Duty" in the Search bar above, hit enter, and then click on "Answers." You will find other Posts that address your question. Below is a Post that addresses a Permanent Profile. SFC Jason Boyd will be able to answer the Permanent Profile question here on RallyPoint.

https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/does-the-deploy-or-get-out-implementations-regarding-permanent-profiles-with-a-pulhes-code-of-112111-mean-separation-for-those-soldiers

Does the "deploy or get out" implementations regarding permanent profiles with a PULHES code of...

It’s my understanding that a pulhes code listed with only one 2 is still deployable however will soldiers who fall under permanent profiles but remain deployable still be looked at for separation?

Response by LTC Jason Mackay made Jan 25 at 2019 12:04 AM

2019-01-25T00:04:28-05:00

SPC Private RallyPoint Member seen several of these threads on here. You'll need to work with a recruiter. At some point, they'll be a DD368 for a conditional release from the reserve component to the active duty component. As Sgt Private RallyPoint Member mentioned, you may want to see the threads on transitioning to active duty.

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 25 at 2019 12:22 AM

2019-01-25T00:22:10-05:00

Your permanent profile won't prohibit you from going active. If it was a non deployable profile you would have been separated from the Guard.
If you go active you'll get what the Army needs at that time. Asking what options you'll get is like asking someone what vehicles a used car dealership will have next month. It's just supply and demand.