Recent content by da1root

If it's been more than 5 business days I'd personally reach out to the CFRC and inform them that you've not gotten your official letter. Ultimately you don't know your next steps until you receive that letter.

Honestly you should speak with a BPSO, I'm not a BPSO so my take on the policy is unofficial (official answer would be a BPSO). The way I read that policy is that the remaining time is 6 years (VIE for AERE). The mention of 3 years post OFP is so that the mbr doesn't try to VOT as soon as...

"Legal Obligations" are not just criminal charges - this could be as complex as a DUI, or something as simple as you being a witness to a crime where you're going to be called as a witness at trial. With the failing to yield ticket, if you're going to fight it, you'll need to find out if you...

Ultimately it's up to you - you might wait to apply and not even get accepted into the Regular Force; meanwhile you could have been doing your training with the Reserves through the fall/spring and then do your occupation course next summer. But on the flip side you might not get into a reserve...

Depends on the base, in Borden a Class B Reservist with a family is put ahead of a Regular Force member without a family - not sure about other bases or if Borden even still does it that way but in 2012 when I got my PMQ in Borden that's how they were doing it...but it was long term (i.e. 3...

Your application whether for the Regular Force or Reserve Force will take several months. Training for the reserves traditionally happens in the summer, so if you're applying to join the Reserves right now, you might be able to do a weekend BMQ this fall / spring (for the Army Reserves & HS...

Based on the original post from August 10th I believe the original question has been answered. I will give this thread 24-48 hours of remaining unlocked just in case I'm wrong with that assessment, after which time I will lock this topic.

Your personal letter was not reviewed by the RMO, only documentation provided by your Doctor is reviewed by the RMO. The RMO is not located at your CFRC, it is a Medical Officer in Ottawa - you do not have the ability to communicate directly with the RMO. Don't do this. Before they give you...

Within each MOSID, the different intake plans (i.e. DEO & ROTP) also have their own numbers - so yes there's a certain number of DEO that the CAF is bringing in this year and a certain number of ROTP that the CAF is bringing in.

Does it have Health Services occupations on there also... if so mind if we reach out via DM to trade DWAN emails - could be VERY helpful in my job... ;-)

There are part-time BMQ's starting in September for several of the Brigades, but anything in August is currently underway and coming to completion.

Most reserve units are built around their members joining while they're in high school/college/university... continue your studies, reserves gives full time summer employment and part-time employment from September through to the spring (mileage on employment varies by unit/element).

Wait... that little adversary on my Android phone that says I've been listening to my music too loud, I should turn it down? :ROFLMAO: Sorry didn't mean to hijack, back to the regularly scheduled programming :cool:

the someone else to chime in was just busy with work :ROFLMAO: ... however was killing time before bedtime and has now commented :) "with the highest rank" ?? So what I'm seeing is you're all over the place with what occupations you're looking at, and now you're wanting a Class B job with the...

Also adding onto what @PuckChaser said (which too agree with); moving provinces doesn't mean you end your application. You simply need to request that your file be transferred from CFRC Toronto to CFRC Halifax. If you move beyond "Medical/Interview Completed" your Point of Contact would then...