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SERVICE MEMBER PREPARATION/TRANSITION COUNSELING AND CAREER READINESS STANDARDS FORM FOR SERVICE MEMBERS SEPARATING, RETIRING, RELEASED FROM ACTIVE DUTY (REF RAD) SECTION I PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT AUTHORITY:

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How to fill out service member pre-separationtransition counseling

1. Gather all necessary documents and forms required for pre-separation/transition counseling.
2. Schedule an appointment with the appropriate counseling office.
3. Attend the counseling session and actively participate in the discussion.
4. Ask any questions you have about the separation/transition process and seek clarification on any unclear instructions.
5. Take notes during the counseling session to ensure you remember important details.
6. Follow any recommendations or action items provided by the counselor.
7. Submit any required paperwork or documentation promptly.
8. Review the information and resources provided during the counseling session to further guide your transition.

Who needs service member pre-separationtransition counseling?

1. All service members who are nearing separation or transition from the military.
2. Active duty service members planning to retire, separate, or transfer to another branch of the military.
3. Reserve and National Guard members preparing for mobilization or demobilization.
4. Wounded warriors and disabled veterans transitioning from active duty to civilian life.
5. Spouses/partners of service members who may be involved in the separation/transition process.

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What is service member pre-separationtransition counseling?

Service member pre-separation/transition counseling is a program designed to assist service members and their families in preparing for a successful transition from military to civilian life.

Who is required to file service member pre-separationtransition counseling?

All service members who are within 180-90 days of separation or retirement are required to complete pre-separation/transition counseling.

How to fill out service member pre-separationtransition counseling?

Service members can fill out the pre-separation/transition counseling by scheduling an appointment with their transition assistance counselor and going through the required modules and documentation.

What is the purpose of service member pre-separationtransition counseling?

The purpose of pre-separation/transition counseling is to ensure service members are adequately prepared for the transition to civilian life, focusing on employment, education, and other benefits available to them.

What information must be reported on service member pre-separationtransition counseling?

Service member pre-separation/transition counseling must include information on benefits, employment opportunities, educational resources, financial planning, and other important aspects of the transition process.