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AR-MMC Profile Request Packet - Army Reserve 2026

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for submitting a Profile Request Packet to the US Army Reserve Medical Management Center (AR-MMC). It includes sections for soldier data, unit information, profile information, required documentation, and certification. Additionally, it provides details on the authorization for disclosure of medical information and guidelines for using email communication with healthcare providers. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate and complete submissions to ensure proper medical profiling and readiness.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the AR-MMC Profile Request Packet in the editor.
Begin with SECTION I - SOLDIER DATA. Fill in all required fields including your name, DOD ID number, military and civilian email addresses, and phone numbers.
Proceed to SECTION II - UNIT INFORMATION. Enter details about your unit point of contact (POC), including their email and phone numbers, as well as the commander’s information.
In SECTION III - Profile Information, select the profile request status and list any profile conditions. Ensure you only select one condition.
Review SECTION IV for Required Documentation Checklist. Make sure you have all necessary documents ready for submission.
Complete SECTION V regarding Approved LOD by selecting YES or NO based on your situation.
Finally, sign and date in SECTION VI - CERTIFICATION to confirm that all information is accurate before submitting your form.

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How to get a lod in the army?

Q: How do I know if I qualify for a LOD? A: A Soldier may qualify for line of duty care if you incur or aggravate an injury, illness, or disease while in the line of duty (performing ADT, IDT, drill weekend, or any other training while on orders). This includes when traveling directly to or from your place of duty.

How do I get my 20 year letter Army Reserve?

A: To retrieve a copy of the 20 Year Letter, the service member can log into the vPC Dashboard through myPers - , and clicking on Access the vPC Dashboard. Once in the Dashboard, click on the Action Requests tab, and then click on the Request a 20 Year Letter (Reissue) link.

Can I ask a soldier to see their profile?

Para 8(d)(7) states: Leaders in and outside of the chain of command may ask on-duty Soldiers to present or review copies of their beard verification. However, leaders outside the chain of command may not ask Soldiers to present or review copies of any profile form (DA Form 3349- SG).

How do I get a profile in the Army Reserves?

The Solider must complete the Profile Request Packet (PRP) and submit the properly completed PRP along with the current supporting medical documentation to the AR-MMC mailbox , within 60 days of providers signature.

How long does it take to get a profile in the army?

The process of obtaining a profile is not immediate. The profile is entered into the MND module where it is reviewed and electronically signed by a physician profiling officer. This process may take only a few days or up to a couple of weeks. A permanent profile will take longer because it requires two signatures.

Can you ask a Soldier for their profile?

Guidance for Soldiers and leaders: Leaders can ask a Soldier if they have a profile or MFR if their facial hair does not comply with standards. Leaders can validate exemption by engaging authorized medical personnel and/or the Soldiers commander.

What is the difference between P2 and P3 profile?

A permanent 3 (P3) profile typically requires evaluation for medical retirement by a Medical Evaluation Board (P3 status), whereas a permanent 2 (P2) allows the soldier to remain on duty with certain restrictions (P2 status).

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