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- Begin with Part A, where you will indicate the date you were notified of your denial of continued service. Carefully read through the options available and select one by initialing next to your choice.
- If you choose to submit an appeal, ensure you understand the timeline for submission based on your service type. If opting for voluntary discharge or retirement, be aware that these requests cannot be withdrawn once submitted.
- In Part B, the commander must provide their printed name and signature after counseling you on your options. Ensure this section is completed accurately.
- Review all entries for accuracy before finalizing. Once satisfied, save your changes and export the document as needed.
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