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How to fill out your pcs move

1. Start by gathering all necessary documents and information related to your move, such as PCS orders, contact information for your new base, and any required paperwork for transportation or housing.
2. Notify your current base's Transportation Management Office (TMO) of your intended PCS move and schedule a moving date.
3. Determine whether you will be doing a Personally Procured Move (PPM) or using government-contracted movers. If using government movers, coordinate with them regarding packing and transportation.
4. If doing a PPM, make sure to review the Joint Travel Regulation (JTR) and follow the guidelines for reimbursement and documentation.
5. Begin packing your belongings, making sure to properly label boxes and keep a detailed inventory of your items.
6. If using government movers, be present during the packing and loading process to ensure everything is accounted for.
7. If driving to your new base, plan your route and make any necessary hotel or lodging reservations along the way.
8. Once you arrive at your new base, report to the Installation Personnel Readiness Office (IPRO) to check-in and receive further instructions.
9. Unpack and settle into your new home, notifying relevant parties of your change in address (such as banks, insurance providers, and utility companies).
10. Complete any necessary paperwork or tasks specific to your new base, such as enrolling children in school or registering vehicles.

Who needs your pcs move?

1. Military personnel and their families who receive Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders need to complete their PCS move.
2. This includes active duty service members, as well as certain Reserve and National Guard members who are required to move due to a change in duty station.
3. Additionally, civilian employees of the Department of Defense (DoD) or other federal agencies who are relocating for work may also need to complete a PCS move.

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What is your pcs move?

A Permanent Change of Station (PCS) move is a relocation of military personnel and their families to a new duty station.

Who is required to file your pcs move?

The military personnel and their families who are being relocated are required to file their PCS move.

How to fill out your pcs move?

The PCS move can be filled out online through the military's official website or through the assistance of a relocation specialist.

What is the purpose of your pcs move?

The purpose of a PCS move is to transfer military personnel to a new duty station in order to fulfill their military obligations.

What information must be reported on your pcs move?

The PCS move must include information such as the new duty station, travel dates, household goods to be moved, and any dependents accompanying the military personnel.