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If you are applying for the Regular Force, you should have been contacted within a week of submitting your online application.  If you are applying for the Reserve Force, then they usually recommend that you contact a Reserve Force Unit in your local area prior to submitting an online...

Assignment to both BMQ and BMOQ Serials is usually based on what you declare to be your "first official language (FOL)".  This is normally captured at the time of your application to the CAF.  So if you select "English" as your FOL, you will be considered ONLY for English Language Serials.  You...

There are only two "mysteries" behind your career with the CAF, regardless of how long you have served. The enrolment process and the release process.  Both of which, you really only want to go through once.    :salute:

The best advice that I can give you at this time, is to schedule an appointment with your local Health Services Detachment and bring to their attention the fact that you have already submitted your release for processing.  Not a phone call or casual visit but directly with the PA or MO treating...

Have another look at the CANFORGEN you posted above.  It will usually have something there under the eligibility column that will indicate how many years of service you require, prior to being eligible to apply. You don't have to "convince" your CoC of anything.  Just schedule yourself an...

Based on your current period of service (ie; post initial TOS), you can request a 4.c. (Voluntary Release) at anytime but will still have to wait the 6-months from your date of submission before it takes effect.  If you have ongoing medical issues, they will usually try and accomodate the...

Many many years ago, definitely not.  These days, maybe a bit more so.......hahaha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SihQghhTg4

The entire package, including your representation will be reviewed by DMCA and CAF Medical personnel prior to a decision being rendered. There is never a Release Item listed in the package, as a decision on your career hasn't yet been decided on. When I received my Disclosure Package, there...

Like I mentioned above and rather nicely reinforced by Geogre Wallace, if your application status is "Final Processing", then apparently your medical is okay and so was your interview and so were the background checks and so was everything else. You're done, now they only have to "stick a fork...

I highly doubt that to be true, as CEOTP Pilot positions have always been difficult to fill at best.  It's the CAF's best kept secret and one that requires an "enormous" amount of commitment and future dedication from potential applicants. CEOTP Pilot selections are usually done on a weekly...

You could answer "Yes" and probably get way with it but legally I'm thinking you would have to answer "NO" at this time.  Should you be summoned at a later date for Jury Duty and prior to your actual enrolment in the CAF, I'd suggest that you bring with you your confirmed "CAF Offer of...

I've seen the GC22 before and in it's original form (ie; paper based) it came with three pre-carbonized pages (White, Pink and Yellow) and was used primarily by OGD's but not the CAF.  It allowed you to hand write an internal memo, tear off the last page (Yellow copy) for your records and send...

It means exactly what they have told you, that your current application status is "Final Processing".  This would indicate that you have completed the entire application process (CFAT/TSD, Medical, Interview, Background Checks and anything else required) and your local Recruiting Detachment is...

Information regarding the Medical and Interview process are shown at the following links: Medical - http://www.forces.ca/en/page/applynow-100#tab5 "To prepare for your physical, we suggest that you:     do not smoke on the day of the exam     do not drink caffeine the day of the exam    ...

Maybe this link will help in understanding the DP levels  --->  http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/about-policies-standards-defence-admin-orders-directives-5000/5031-8.page#ncmpd In general terms, you can request an Occupational Reassignment (OR) at anytime prior to completion of your QL3 (DP1)...

I'd suggest you contact your local JPSU/IPSC and ask them for advice.

From a DWAN Computer, search for "CMP Component Transfer" or just go to cmp.mil.ca and search their site.  The CT Application process is done online and at your leisure.

You have every right to be bitter, who wouldn't be when their livelihood is on the line?  Redo your paperwork, make copies and give them what they are asking for. Also, have a closer look at the Disclosure Information Package you were provided with which was issued by DMCA, specifically para 3...

http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/christie-blatchford-canadian-militarys-woefully-inept-recruiting-system-blasted-in-stinging-report "While the advisory board said the military is still attracting fine candidates, the length of time it takes to sign up “will not stand the CF in good...

Regretably, things such as this do happen from time to time.  DMCA is usually very watchful for submissions and when relevant timelines are not met, they are all over the Unit for the required follow-up.  Your initial response to the Disclosure Package is when you notify your CO that you would...