Can I request a discharge from the army?
Can I request a discharge from the army?
A member who can convince the military that they are a conscientious objector may request a discharge. First, you would have to show that your beliefs changed significantly after you joined the military because you must certify that you are not a conscientious objector at the time of voluntary enlistment.
Why do I need a hardship letter for a military discharge?
I am writing this hardship letter as a formal request for a military discharge. I understand the parameters for such a request and believe that my situation requires that I return home to care for my family.
When to apply for a dependency or hardship discharge?
You can apply for a discharge based on the “genuine dependency or undue hardship” being a member of the military is causing if all of the following conditions are met: The hardship is severe and not temporary. It has developed or gotten worse since your entry into the military.
Can a person request an early discharge from the military?
Neither the Army regulation (AR 635-200) nor the Marine Corps Regulation (MCO P1900-16F) allow for educational separations of more than 90 days prior to normal separation date. All of the services have procedures where a service member can request a discharge based on a valid hardship. Often, applicants find that they do not qualify.
Where do I notify the gaining commander of a hardship discharge?
(d) The U.S. Army Military Personnel and Transportation Assistance Office will notify the gaining commander and the Passenger Liaison Office, MTMC.
I am writing this hardship letter as a formal request for a military discharge. I understand the parameters for such a request and believe that my situation requires that I return home to care for my family.
You can apply for a discharge based on the “genuine dependency or undue hardship” being a member of the military is causing if all of the following conditions are met: The hardship is severe and not temporary. It has developed or gotten worse since your entry into the military.
Neither the Army regulation (AR 635-200) nor the Marine Corps Regulation (MCO P1900-16F) allow for educational separations of more than 90 days prior to normal separation date. All of the services have procedures where a service member can request a discharge based on a valid hardship. Often, applicants find that they do not qualify.
(d) The U.S. Army Military Personnel and Transportation Assistance Office will notify the gaining commander and the Passenger Liaison Office, MTMC.