How and when do you get your Fleet Reserves paper after retiring from military?

Posted by Dolores
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Tony asked:


Retired with 20 active years and 3.5 years reserves time and has been out over 7 years. I haven’t receive my Fleet Reserves certificate yet.

LAUREL
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3 Responses to “How and when do you get your Fleet Reserves paper after retiring from military?”

  1. devilsadvocatexxxx Says:
    February 26th, 2009 at 9:39 pm

    ask your commanding officer.

  2. Yak Rider Says:
    February 27th, 2009 at 8:44 am

    You are in the Fleet Reserve from the time you retire until the 30 year mark. At 30 years you are placed on the Retired List.

    This website explains it for you.
    -%20RESERVE%20NONDISABILITY%20RETIREMEN.PDF

  3. OldeSalt Says:
    March 2nd, 2009 at 4:00 pm

    Shortly after TRANSFERRING TO THE FLEET RESERVE you should have received your papers. You should know you only RETIRE after you have completed a TOTAL of 30 years (I transferred to the FR 11/85 and received my Retirement Certificate 11/95). I would contact a local personnel office and ask them to check into your FR papers.
    Good luck.
    (USN, retired)