Submitting my Conditional Release request HELP?

Question

I just got my Conditional Release Request form to go from Army Reserve to Active Duty from the recruiter and I plan to email it to my UA as soon as possible because we don't meet up again until next month and I want to get it through and back as soon as possible. Is there anything I should tell my UA when I email it to her to forward to the commander and will decrease the chance of it getting denied. Should I use the Open Door Policy and explain my reasons to him? He recently addressed the company saying we were on a 'stop-movement' because of a proposed deployment but he just let one guy go active cause of financial hardships. I just recently had a child and lost my job because they weren't too reservist friendly, and I'm tired of all the BS the reserves brings and just wanna go full time because I dont feel like I'm getting the most of my Army career. Long question any help... um helps! Thanks in advace!

Answer 1

The best way is to talk to him/her directly before submitting it or while submitting it. Do not mention negative stuff about the reserves. Just let him/her know that you just have a child and lost your job. I think that is a reason for financial hardship. Just let him/her know that you need to go active duty to give your son a better future. Stop right there. Good luck

Answer 2

Hooah, brother I'm trying to do the exact same thing, but from the Guard. Civilian life is a bunch of crap.



If your unit is deploying that makes it tougher. Claim hardship, they usually need some kind of circumstance from what I understand.



Stay on them. The process could take a while. Write some emails about how bad of trouble you and your family are in right now.



Best of luck, see you out there.

Answer 3

properly, what's the launch conditional upon? The word "Conditional launch" pertains to modern-day individuals meaning to circulate out of one militia part of a diverse branch of protection element. I used this technique as quickly as I transferred from the Air rigidity reserve to the army reserves. My launch from the AF replaced into "conditional" upon being properly-known to the army reserves. If the army had no longer properly-known me, then the difficulty for launch would not have been met and hence i might have remained interior the AF. additionally, do you nonetheless owe the NG any time? i would not have been waiting to even get seen for a conditional launch if I had any extra criminal duty to the AF.