Can you take permissive TDY with terminal leave?
In most cases you may be permitted to apply for as many as 10 days of permissive TDY to go house hunting in connection with a permanent change of station move, retirement, or separation. You read that correctly–you still draw pay and benefits while on Permissive TDY orders, the same as going on terminal leave.
Can I work while on permissive TDY?
Service Members are not permitted to begin employment while in permissive TDY status. Service Members MAY work while on transition leave, even for the federal government.
Who qualifies for permissive TDY?
Military members are allowed a permissive TDY (Temporary Duty) for up to 10 days in conjunction with a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) move between and within the 50 states & District of Columbia. By “Permissive TDY” that means there is no transportation or per diem paid, but members are not charged for leave.
Can ETS leave be denied?
The straight up answer to your question is “Yes, your ‘terminal leave’ can be denied.”
When can you take permissive TDY for retirement?
Permissive Temporary Duty (PTDY) : If you are retiring you may be authorized up to 20 days of Permissive TDY (See AR 600-8-10 for clarification or for approval speak to your Command). The approving authority for PTDY of ten days is an LTC or above, if more than 10 days, COL or above.
How much permissive TDY do you get for retirement?
20 days
Permissive TDY: All retiring members are authorized 20 days of permissive TDY (30 days for members returning from overseas) for job/house hunting prior to separation.
What can permissive TDY be used for?
Permissive Temporary Duty (PTDY) PTDY facilitates transition into civilian life by providing time off for house and job hunting. This benefit is for military members being involuntarily separated under honorable conditions, or retiring from active duty.
How do you get out of military early with honorable discharge?
Department of Defense Directives allow a military member to be discharged early to pursue their education if they are within 90 days of their normal separation date. Sometimes a service will approve an educational discharge request of more than 90 days.
Can I get my DD214 before terminal leave?
When do I get my DD214? The DD214 is usually issued at the final outprocessing appointment prior to retirement or separation.
Is permissive leave chargeable?
The PTDY (permissive temporary duty) benefit allows active duty service members to travel at ‘no-cost for the government’. In other words, in contrast to a standard TDY in which you are reimbursed transportation fares, hotel costs, and a daily per diem rate, you incur all those costs while on P-TDY.