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  2. Begin by filling out your name in block 1, including your last, first, and middle names. This is essential for identification.
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  5. Complete block 4 with the current date and proceed to fill out blocks 5 and 6 with your military service numbers and branch of service respectively.
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Youre buying back the time you were in the military and adding it to your FERS pension . So if you did 12.5 years active duty + 5 years in federal civilian service = you have 17.5 years towards your pension.
As a general rule, your military service time is creditable for Federal Civil Service purposes if it was active service terminated under honorable conditions. To buy back military time, veterans must deposit money that covers their military service.
A military service deposit is a payment made to the civilian retirement fund to allow creditable military service to be used toward retirement eligibility and in annuity computations. All active duty military service is potentially creditable for retirement purposes.