Get Non Medical Assessment Navy

The MEB process is usually complete within 90-100 days of initial packet submission and evaluation outcome; however, each case is unique and may take more or less time to complete. Note: The informal PEB reviews the MEB evidence of record to determine a Soldier's ability to perform military duties.

The Informal Physical Evaluation Board During the informal PEB, you don't get the opportunity for a hearing, instead the decision is issued based on the record alone. The informal PEB will review your case to make sure it is complete.

It's their responsibility to complete the NARSUM in a timely manner...and it's your PEBLO's responsibility to monitor timeframe for completing NARSUM. So, with that being said, it shouldn't take more than a week or two for NARSUM to be completed.

A member deemed unfit with less than a 30 percent disability receives a Disability Severance payment. The basic retirement formula is: YOS x 2 ½ % x retired base pay; OR. % of disability (not to exceed 75%) x retired pay base.

Summary: A department proposes a medical separation when an employee cannot perform essential, assigned functions due to a disability or medical condition.

How long does the PEB Process take? The PEB Process takes around 3 months to complete.

The PEB Process takes around 3 months to complete.

A service member will be medically separated when the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) finds the service member rated less than 30%. This type of separation begins the process of severing Department of Defense (DoD) benefits. A service member separating will receive involuntary separation pay.

Disability severance pay equals 2 months basic pay for each year of service not to exceed 12 years (a maximum of 24 months basic pay). The member may also be eligible to apply for monthly disability compensation from the Veterans Administration (VA) if the VA determines the disability is "service-connected."

Disability severance pay equals 2 months basic pay for each year of service not to exceed 12 years (a maximum of 24 months basic pay). The member may also be eligible to apply for monthly disability compensation from the Veterans Administration (VA) if the VA determines the disability is "service-connected."

Purpose: The Non-Medical Assessment (NMA) is vital to the timely, fair, and transparent determination of whether a Marine or Sailor is Fit (or Unfit) for continued naval service.

When your NARSUM is completed, you will have seven days to determine whether you concur, non-concur or wish to request an impartial medical review. ... If you do not agree with the findings of the impartial medical review, you may then submit a rebuttal within seven days of receiving it.