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Getting married the weekend of PIR??
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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You CANNOT be married PIR weekend. It is no longer permitted. When she arrives at "A" School she will have to put in a chit requesting permission to be married and follow the steps put forth at her new command.
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Permalink Reply by Forever proud on
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I dont know that i can contribute anything helpful in the way of information, but if all else fails she will probably get a couple of weeks leave after A school. Possibly you could do it then in the state of your choice? Congrats to you both whenever and wherever you get to make it official!
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Make sure that she asks during INDOC at "A" School (or the training command if she ends up with a contract in the Professional Apprenticeship Career Tracks (PACT) Program) about getting married and what chit she will need to get, if she must have premarital classes (required at some commands and not at others), and when you will need to get married so that you will be on her orders.
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Permalink Reply by love.my.sailor.1225 on
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Thanks for all the help. Her school will most likely be very long so we want to get it done as soon as we can so I can move close to her. We both do not do distance very well and most people say to wait until after a school because they will be too busy and stressed but having me live close to her would do more good than harm, for both of us. We're realizing now that we should've done it before boot camp but she was not in DEP very long. It all happened so fast!!
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Since she must change ratings while in BC and that she had security clearance issues, she may not be offered one of her top choices, so she may have a short "A" School or training time. She will meet with the Career Counselor and will be given a new contract for a rating that she qualifies for or a contract within the Professional Apprenticeship Career Tracks (PACT) Program if there are no contracts for a rating available. New contracts are based on the needs of the Navy and what is available at the time. Contracts for new ratings become available if a recruit or a soon to ship future Sailor with a contract for a rating is no longer eligible for the contract so not all ratings that she is eligible for will be on the table. This is because the Navy does not want a Sailor to be in holding after BC for an extended time if it can be avoided. Some "A" Schools do have hold times of several months, but the Navy does try to avoid that.
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