Would one of the members care to give me a clear and concise answer in regards to the IRR program and what happens after my six years?

SPC Alexandra Bassett the short answer is yes you move into the IRR. But those two years won't count to retirement and you are subject to active duty recall those two years if needed.

Everybody who enlists in the military (active or reserve component) incurs an 8 year Military Service Obligation (MSO). Your enlistment contract for the USAR is for 6 years, with 2 years in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR), to round out your 8 year MSO. This is commonly referred to as 6x2. If you do not re-enlist with the USAR before the end of your 6 years, then you are discharged and placed in the IRR for the remainder of your 8 yr MSO. As a member of the IRR, you are not paid, nor are you required to attend any military functions. However, you are subject to being recalled to your unit, previous command, or to active duty. If you reenlist to stay in the USAR, then your MSO expires after you have completed the 8 years. For example, if you reenlist for another 2 years and then get out, then you are out completely without going into the IRR because you have completed your MSO.

Well, as of a few days ago, I was able to get all of my paperwork submitted through my Unit point of contact - The Sergeant is sure it will be completed in time considering I still have 10 months left but regardless, I will be transferring into the Inactive Ready Reserves. That's a good thing to hear. Thank you all who responded to my question - it is greatly appreciated!!