1. 51 THINGS The Department of Defense will give to you before you leave Military Service Part 35 & 36 -Travel & Transportation Allowances -Contact Information for Housing Counseling Assistance

2. The Ability to…. Walk fast Eat fast Sleep anywhere Drive aggressively
Make a Power Point
Be polite & insulting at the same time
Excessively curse

3. Everyone’s Favorite

4. Outline How it helps you (WIIFM) Information to Retain
Tasks & Items Required
Resources

5. Thing # 35
Travel & Transportation Allowances

6. How It Helps You (WIIFM)
Storage when you are unsure of post military location
Cuts down on the financial burden
Understand difference from a Permanent Change of Station
Helps you move from military to civilian life

7. Information to Retain Relocation Extended Housing Allowance
PLEAD & HOR vs HOS
Extended Housing Allowance
I-SEP & SERB
HOR Selection
DD 2058
Relocation
Place Entered AD (RESFOR), Home of Record (Navy), Home of selecton
Eligible Service Members
-Discharged, resigned, or separated under honorable conditions
-Transfer to the Fleet Reserve/Retirement
-Temporary Disability Retirement
-Discharged/Separated under other than honorable conditions
-Reserve members released from Active Duty of 20 or more weeks at one location
Extended Housing Allowance
Involuntary separation and Selected for Early Retirement Board
180 days at a rental rate , space available
Home of Record Selection
-(2058) State Legal Residence may be change at if erroneously entered ( aka Mom & Dad’s If you now have a house of your own or when you reenlist or have a break in service
Varies State to State

8. Information to Retain DoD Dependents School Extensions
Shipment & Storage of Household Goods
To / From
SIT / N-TS
PPM / TSP
Entitlements
DoD Dependents School Extensions
-Subject to SOFA each child has completed 11th grade by date of sep only for isep/med sep
Shipment & Storage of Household Goods
TO/ FROM
Authorized from Last PDS, Previous PDS, Previous designated location, Non temp storage
Authorized to HOR, PLEAD, Non Temp Storage
*if to or from any other location it is at mbr cost
Storage
SIT 90 day not releasing from n-t
N-TS 180 from separation request to release must be from before
Personally Procured move / Transportatuion service provider
Entitlements
-A Service member is authorized travel from the last PDS to his or her HOR or PLEAD or HOS.
-A dependent is authorized travel from the PDS or place last transported at Govt expense to the HOR or PLEAD, whichever the Service member selects.
-If different location selected, reimbursement is limited to the amount authorized for travel from the last PDS to the HOR or PLEAD

9. Tasks Relocation EHA HOR/HOS DoD DSE S & S HHG Entitlements
Relocation - update / verify HOR
EHA- contact base housing office
HOR/HOS- Choose
DoD DSE- Meet Requirements of US Code Title 10 Section for I-sep and Med sep
S & S HHG - start early, get a move dot mil account,get official orders or LOI
Entitlements - file claim with separation PSD

10. Resources
Anywhere
NAVSUP Household Good Portal: JTR: NAVSUP P 490: DOD Household Goods Portal: POV Locator:

11. Resources
Anywhere
Shipping a POV:
Storing a POV:
Weight Estimator Form:
It’s Your Move Booklet:

12. Resources Local Installation BHO Relocation Assistance Program PSD
FFSC

13. Thing # 36
Contact Information for Housing Counseling Assistance

14. How It Helps You (WIIFM)
Legal Protections
Buying and selling a home
Avoiding foreclosure
Financing home improvements
Filing housing discrimination complaints

15. Information to Retain Military Vs Public Domain
Voluntary Vs Involuntary Separations
The Department of Housing & Urban Development
2003 Service Members Civil Relief Act
If you live in government quarters, you must arrange a time for a member of the housing staff to come and perform a pre-inspection and explain the requirements for cleaning and vacating quarters, as well as options available to get this accomplished.
If you are moving from a rental property, notify the landlord as soon as possible. The Housing Office can assist you if any problems arise in conjunction with your military separation.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) mission is to create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities, free from discrimination, and provide quality affordable homes, all with the goal of improving quality of life for everybody. funds housing counseling agencies throughout the country that can give you advice on buying a home, renting, defaults, foreclosures, credit issues and reverse mortgages. committed to resolving the issue of homelessness for all Americans, including active duty military as well veterans and their families. The HUD Veteran Resource Center (HUDVET) was created as a result of a unique partnership between national and veteran service organizations and HUD.
FHA VA
After World War II, Federal Housing Administration mortgage insurance combined with Veteran’s Administration mortgage to help Veterans achieve the American Dream
SMRA Is the law that governs legal protections for member of the United States Military. Reservist and members of the National Guard (when in active federal service) are also protected under the SSCRA.
Individuals can break a lease when they go on active duty if the lease was entered into before going on active duty.
Individuals can terminate a residential lease entered into while in the military if the member change duty stations or deploy for more than 90 days.
Individuals involuntarily separated are authorized to use military housing for up to 190 days after separation, subject to SOFA.

16. Tasks & Requirements Military Housing Public Domain SCRA HUD
Pre-inspection
Public Domain
Letter
SCRA
Contact
HUD
Talk
Service members must fill out Notice of Intent to Vacate or spouse may do so with a power of attorney.
Residents are responsible for giving a full 30 day notice when vacating quarters.
Residents that do not give a full 30 day notice will be held rent responsible for the full 30 days.
If residents have PCS or deployment orders, it is recommended that residents bring copies to the office on the day they are received.

17. Resources Anywhere Local Command Ombudsmen Family Readiness Officer
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Federal Housing Administration 451 Seventh St., SW Washington, D.C
1-800-CALL-FHA ( ) or via Federal Information Relay Service (w/TTY):
HUD
ome
Command Ombudsmen
Family Readiness Officer

18. National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
Who Can Call
 Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness
Family members, friends and supporters calling on behalf of Veterans
VA Medical Centers and other VA facilities and staff
Federal, state and local partners
Community agencies and providers who serve Veterans who are homeless
Why Make the Call to
It's free and confidential
It's available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
You'll get information about VA homeless programs, health care and other services in your area
What Happens When Veterans Make the Call
A trained VA staff member asks a few questions to find out what you need
Then, you're connected to the nearest VA staff person who can help
You'll get access to trained VA counselors
What Happens When Others Make the Call
Family members and non-VA providers receive information about available homeless programs and services
They can keep their information confidential or leave contact information so staff can follow up

19. Questions?