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How long does the records correction process take?

April 29, 2020December 31, 2011 by William Cassara

Depending on your service, it can take six months to two years.

Categories Know Your Rights, Uncategorized
Can I appeal the decision of the Board for Correction of Military (or Naval) Records?
What should I do if I need more information or want to seek a correction of my military (or Naval) record?
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