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This document is used to verify performance of Inactive Duty Training for pay purposes and awarding of retirement point credit for military personnel.

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How to fill out AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING

1. Obtain the AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING form.
2. Fill in your personal information including full name, social security number, and contact information.
3. Specify the dates of the inactive duty training you are requesting authorization for.
4. Provide details about the training program and its relevance to your military role.
5. Ensure that you sign and date the form at the bottom.
6. Submit the completed form to your chain of command or designated approving authority for review.

Who needs AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING?

1. Service members who wish to participate in inactive duty training.
2. Individuals seeking official approval for training that enhances their skills and readiness.
3. Reservists who need authorization for training sessions that are not part of their regular duty.

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What is considered active duty for training?

Active Duty for Training (ADT) is intended to enhance or refresh existing skills that support military operations or future mobilizations. ADT is authorized for IRR members to allow full-time attendance at organized and specialized skill, professional development, refresher, and proficiency training.

What is considered inactive duty for training?

Inactive Duty Training (IDT) - Authorized training performed by a reservist while not on EAD or an AD tour. The types of IDTs are Training Period (TP), Unit Training Assembly (UTA), and Equivalent Training (ET). Inactive Status List Reserve Section (ISLRS) - The inactive status section of the Standby Reserve.

What is not considered active duty?

Traditional service in the Reserve or National Guard includes initial entry training, one weekend drill or assembly per month, and two weeks of annual training per year; this traditional service generally is not considered as active duty for the purposes of veterans' benefits and services, with the exception of

What does inactive duty training mean?

Inactive Duty Training (IDT) - Authorized training performed by a reservist while not on EAD or an AD tour. The types of IDTs are Training Period (TP), Unit Training Assembly (UTA), and Equivalent Training (ET). Inactive Status List Reserve Section (ISLRS) - The inactive status section of the Standby Reserve.

For pdfFiller’s FAQs

What is AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING?

AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING is a formal document that allows service members to participate in inactive duty training activities, which are typically conducted outside of their regular active duty responsibilities.

Who is required to file AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING?

Service members of the Reserve or National Guard who wish to engage in individual inactive duty training are required to file this authorization.

How to fill out AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING?

To fill out the AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING, service members must provide personal details, the purpose of training, dates of training, and any relevant unit information, ensuring all fields are completed accurately.

What is the purpose of AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING?

The purpose of AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING is to officially document and approve the participation of service members in training activities that enhance their skills and readiness while not on active duty.

What information must be reported on AUTHORIZATION FOR INDIVIDUAL INACTIVE DUTY TRAINING?

The information that must be reported includes the service member's name, rank, unit designation, dates of training, location, type of training, and signatures of the member and the approving authority.