How do you get rid of a Gomor?
How do you get rid of a Gomor?
If the GOMOR is still filed after the soldier’s response, they can file an appeal to have it removed. If it is filed locally, there is no formal appeal process. However, the soldier can request that it be removed by contacting the local Commander who ordered the initial filing.
When do you have to respond to a Gomor?
If you are receiving a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) you will be given a chance to respond to the action in writing. The period of time that you will have to submit your response is usually seven duty days from the date that you received notification of the GOMOR.
What happens if you file a Gomor letter?
If the letter is filed in your local file, it will be destroyed when you PCS to a different duty station. A local filing will mean that it will not hurt your military career.
Where can I get an attorney for a Gomor case?
If you have questions about what to include in your response, you should either go to the Trial Defense Service and speak with a military attorney, or consider retaining a civilian attorney to assist you in this important matter. Our office has had a lot of success in helping Soldiers with GOMOR actions.
What happens if you submit a Gomor rebuttal?
The GOMOR rebuttal that you submit can impact the GOMOR filing decision, and may make the difference between continuing to serve in the Army and being separated through either a chapter action or a show cause board.
When does a Gomor need to be filed?
Once they have received a GOMOR they will need to request that it be filed locally. This simply means that when they leave for their next assignment that the GOMOR will not be on their record. Once the rebuttal is in place the Legal Assistance will review the arrangement and matter of their rebuttal, as well as any questions and answers.
How can I get chaptered for a Gomor?
If it is filed locally, there is no formal appeal process. However, the soldier can request that it be removed by contacting the local Commander who ordered the initial filing. If it is filed in the soldier’s OMPF, there is an official appeal process that is described in AR 600-37, Chapter 7.
If you have questions about what to include in your response, you should either go to the Trial Defense Service and speak with a military attorney, or consider retaining a civilian attorney to assist you in this important matter. Our office has had a lot of success in helping Soldiers with GOMOR actions.
Can a Gomor be pulled from an OPMF?
If they can show the Army board that the GOMAR is not valid, then they can pull it from the persons Official Military Personnel File (OPMF). Is a GOMOR required for someone who has a driving under the influence even though they are in the reserves?