Marco Genne 5421035 <div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>BAH, Geo-Bachelor/ OHA odyssey Hawaii.<br /><br />Dear Rally Point community first time posting a message here so I thank you all for what you do and the way you’ve help so many this may be my first time writing but I have read a ton. <br /><br />So I will try to make this brief: Here are the facts:<br /><br />-Did BCT/AIT last year<br />-Got orders out of AIT with dependents authorized to -Hawaii (My wife sole dependent) she lives in Kansas.<br />-Received KS BAH all this time<br />- Wife finds out I got Hawaii says she won’t be coming<br />- US garrison Hawaii says they don’t care Geo-Bachelors are not a thing anymore, I won’t be getting Hawaii BAH but Kansas’<br />- They also said the only way of getting Hawaii BAH is to command sponsor wife who is not coming. <br /><br />END OF PART I<br /><br />PART II<br /><br />- I get send to the barracks I get paid KS BAH <br />- I provided financial support to my parents who lice abroad.<br />- Wife says she doesn’t wanted to be with me, and files for divorce. <br />- Fearing the worse I filed a Secondary dependency claim for parents. it gets approved but only for a USIP benefits card not for BAH because I am already getting it from my wife. <br /><br />END OF PART II<br /><br />The questions:<br /><br />1. DFAS tells me to file a secondary dependency claim again after my divorce is final so I can get BAH on account of my parents. NOW I can get them into DEERS but BAH is a no-go until wife is no longer a dependent.<br /><br />But Hawaii doesn’t give HI BAH UNLESS dependents are command sponsored. My parents are OCONUS command sponsorship requires permanent residency status that takes a ton of time. <br /><br />I was getting BAH from wife in KS because that’s where my dependent was. Finance says in my parents’ case I am going to get OHA instead of BAH for wherever my parents live OCONUS. <br /><br />IS THIS A THING?<br /><br />Appreciate your feedback fellas<br /><br />Kind Regards<br /><br />AF 2020-01-07T01:24:09-05:00 Marco Genne 5421035

<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>BAH, Geo-Bachelor/ OHA odyssey Hawaii.<br /><br />Dear Rally Point community first time posting a message here so I thank you all for what you do and the way you’ve help so many this may be my first time writing but I have read a ton. <br /><br />So I will try to make this brief: Here are the facts:<br /><br />-Did BCT/AIT last year<br />-Got orders out of AIT with dependents authorized to -Hawaii (My wife sole dependent) she lives in Kansas.<br />-Received KS BAH all this time<br />- Wife finds out I got Hawaii says she won’t be coming<br />- US garrison Hawaii says they don’t care Geo-Bachelors are not a thing anymore, I won’t be getting Hawaii BAH but Kansas’<br />- They also said the only way of getting Hawaii BAH is to command sponsor wife who is not coming. <br /><br />END OF PART I<br /><br />PART II<br /><br />- I get send to the barracks I get paid KS BAH <br />- I provided financial support to my parents who lice abroad.<br />- Wife says she doesn’t wanted to be with me, and files for divorce. <br />- Fearing the worse I filed a Secondary dependency claim for parents. it gets approved but only for a USIP benefits card not for BAH because I am already getting it from my wife. <br /><br />END OF PART II<br /><br />The questions:<br /><br />1. DFAS tells me to file a secondary dependency claim again after my divorce is final so I can get BAH on account of my parents. NOW I can get them into DEERS but BAH is a no-go until wife is no longer a dependent.<br /><br />But Hawaii doesn’t give HI BAH UNLESS dependents are command sponsored. My parents are OCONUS command sponsorship requires permanent residency status that takes a ton of time. <br /><br />I was getting BAH from wife in KS because that’s where my dependent was. Finance says in my parents’ case I am going to get OHA instead of BAH for wherever my parents live OCONUS. <br /><br />IS THIS A THING?<br /><br />Appreciate your feedback fellas<br /><br />Kind Regards<br /><br />AF

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