CTP Acceptance
Last Post 12 Oct 2020 01:41 PM by dschof. 3 Replies.
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Lifeguard2018
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09 Jan 2019 11:46 PM |
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Hello everyone, I have a question thats been burning in my head for some time now and not sure if anyone on here can help me with it or have a general idea of its probability. Due to a medical reason I needed a waiver and I was given a CTP to go to MEPs and I'm about a month or so away from my MEPs date now. Im just curious on whats the probability of getting a waiver after successful completion of MEPs? Ive been waiting almost a year for this, and I want this more then You know it, and Id hate to wait all this out, just for my waiver to come back denied by the CMO. Any input helps! thanks in advance. |
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CPORJM Resserve Chief/Trusted Member
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10 Jan 2019 09:34 AM |
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No one here will have any idea about such things. We don't have any kind of inside knowledge. Incidentally, what's CTP? I've been in the CG nearly 18 years and have never heard this |
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Lifeguard2018
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10 Jan 2019 11:02 AM |
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A CTP a Continue To Process. Its the CG saying go to MEPs, get your physical and if nothing yields anything negative, you can get a waiver, but its not a guarantee waiver, its only a chance at one. Ive heard people say "if they're giving you a CTP, they obviously have interest in you", but I've also heard people who get a CTP, and then get rejected and are defined service. I just didn't know if anyone has experience with CTPs. Are they a high chance of receiving a waiver? Or are they just a total hit or miss? |
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dschof
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12 Oct 2020 01:41 PM |
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Continue to Process waiver. Meaning MEPS requires your service to sign off on your condition before being seen at MEPS. It doesn't mean that you necessarily will have a PDQ (permanently disqualifying) condition. You may have a PDQ in your physical but the possibility of a waiver depends on the condition and your personal medical situation. Good luck. |
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