A DD Form 2807-2 is valid for 90 days from the date applicant signed in Section V. For overseas processors, the prescreen is valid for 120 calendar days from the date applicant signed in Section V. Re-emphasize: The Applicant, parent/guardian (if a minor applicant), and the Recruiting Representative all sign and date.

The medical read performed should not take longer than a total of three working days unless additional records are requested. If you are denied processing due to your medical history, then it may still be possible to process if the service you are applying to decides they may wish to consider a medical waiver.

The information collected on this form is used to assist DoD physicians in making determinations as to acceptability of applicants for military service and verifies disqualifying medical condition(s) noted on the prescreening from (DD 2807-2)/.

All recruits complete a medical questionnaire and undergo an evaluation that includes height and weight measurements, hearing and vision exams, urine and blood tests, and drug and alcohol tests.

Write the item number and provide details to include the following: description of the problem/condition, date of onset of the problem/condition, date of treatment, name of health care provider, clinic, center, hospital along with City and State. Comment on the current status of the problem/condition.

The new system is called the Prescription Medication Reporting System (PMRS) and is used to pull seven years of prescription histories for all civilian recruits going to MEPS.