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My son left arrived on 7/26.  I got his address from his recruiter.  I noticed that no one else has posted and wondered if anyone is out there.

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This may be my daughter's division. She called me within 24 hours of being there.  They had already started her security clearance and they needed me to fax something to her.  At that time she told me she was Division 315.  In fact I had to put that next to her name on the fax.  So that's all I've got to go on.  Hoping to get the letter any day now to confirm.
Have you contacted her recruiter?  I got my son's address on Friday and sent a letter the same day.  Hoping he gets it.  I was told it can take two weeks for the mail person to be trained before they get mail.  But I'm writing anyway.  It seems to help me. 

I'm not gonna bug them.  They aren't the smartest tools in the shed anyway.  I've noticed that people whose kids arrived at Great Lakes last week, are getting their letter right away.  I'll give it a couple days.

My daughter's recruiter called me last Friday and gave me my daughter's address also.  I also sent the letters I had written on Friday.  Writing to her seems to help me also.

 

My son's recruiter told me this was his division, so looks like we will be in the same boat, ha!! ha!!    My son is a GM, what about everyone else?
Mine is CTT.  Have either of you recieved the box yet? 
Received mine last Friday, seemed very quick.  He arrived last Tuesday.
i just received my daughter's form letter today and this is her division.  She left on tues th 26th of july.
That's great news.  Did she go to MEPs on the 26 and fly out on the 27th?  That's what my daughter did.  I got the box yesterday, but still no form letter.  Crossing my fingers it will come today.

she went to MEPS on 26th and left at 5:15pm that same evening.  i received the last "i'm here" call about midnight.

 

My son left on 26th also and I got my call at 9.58pm PST.  Looks like there's a few girls in this division. hope he doesn't try & talk to them and get in trouble, he!! he!!  Hope I get my form letter soon.

Txmom515 - did your letter confirm that PIR is Sept. 23rd? 

lol yes, my letter confirmed the 23rd. Can't wait to get a real letter from her. as soon as i received her address i had 4 letters in the mail lol.

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