Milpersman 1300 500-2025

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The document MILPERSMAN 1300-500 outlines the policies and procedures for Navy personnel seeking reassignment for humanitarian reasons (HUMS). It details the eligibility criteria, application process, and necessary documentation required to support a request. The policy emphasizes that requests should not be denied based on the member's current duties and provides guidelines for both enlisted and officer personnel. It also specifies circumstances that warrant special consideration, as well as situations that do not qualify for HUMS reassignment. Additionally, it includes instructions for urgent hardship cases, submission of requests, and CO endorsements.

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Begin by reviewing the policy section, which outlines the criteria for humanitarian reassignment. Familiarize yourself with the specific hardships that qualify for HUMS requests.
Fill in your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, rank, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this will be crucial for processing.
In the hardship description section, provide a detailed account of your situation. Use clear language to explain why reassignment is necessary and how it will alleviate your circumstances.
Attach any required supporting documents as enclosures. This may include statements from family members or medical professionals that substantiate your request.
Once completed, review all sections for clarity and completeness before submitting through our platform for administrative processing.

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