Posted on Aug 3, 2019
CPT Infantry Officer
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Currently a 1LT. Will be moving to S-3 shop in an O-3 slot. How long would it take for me to get promoted? Currently in National Guard
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SGM G3 Sergeant Major
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Once you are assigned to that O3 para/line, your UVP packet can be generated at BN S1 level and processed through BDE to your state for submission for FED REC.
Assuming you have a current APFT and HT-WT on record, OERs are up to date and no one at those first three levels sits on it or misses something, 3-6 months on average.
You should download the UVP checklist and review your own packet for completeness before it goes up.
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CPT Lawrence Cable
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Yes, the wait time is usually on Federal Recognition, assuming a competent staff.
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CPT Director Of Banking Solutions
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Ask not how long (because it might come down to whether you and your adjunct are drinking buddies), but rather ask the process so that you can call foul when you hear that it was “kicked back” or “stuck” somewhere. Should not be more than a promotion action through your S1 with a copy of the UMR showing your current slotting. Not sure about guard systems (SFC (Join to see) maybe?), but ePat adds a whole bunch of transparency to where it is and who’s next on the approval chain.
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CPT Assistant Operations Officer (S3)
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Are they going to vacancy promote you or are you going to get boarded (if eligible) next year?
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CPT Infantry Officer
CPT (Join to see)
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Vacancy promote
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CPT Assistant Operations Officer (S3)
CPT (Join to see)
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6-7!months assuming your packet is done correctly and pushed along.
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MAJ Deputy S1
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CPT (Join to see) Vacancy promotion is a process. That vacancy must be advertised and the vacancy board must receive applications for that board (Compo 1 and 3). NG is different and usually operates like a cohort, where you have to wait for a position to get open.

Ask the S1 at your unit if you are Compo 2, they have state AGR who will know the NG and state NG process.
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