Once approved to complete a correspondence course, drilling Reservists must sign a NAVPERS 1070/613, Administrative Remarks, indicating their understanding that they may not receive retirement points for concurrent activities. As a drilling Reservist, what is the process for completing and being credited with retirement points for correspondence courses after 1 October 2014?Īll drilling Reservists must receive prior approval from their Commanding Officer or designated representative to enroll in and receive credit for the applicable correspondence courses via NAVPERS 1336/3, Special Request/Authorization. Where can I find the URLs for approved courses? URLs are provided here for convenience.ĩ. Non-drilling IRR members can click on Authorized Reserve Retirement Point Listing to view this list.Ĩ. PERS-93 maintains a list of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (ASN) approved list of authorized courses. As a non-drilling IRR member, where can I find the approved list of authorized courses? If a course is not currently listed on the master course listing, it may be submitted to COMNAVRESFORCOM (N7) for routing to and possible approval by ASN for addition to the master list.ħ. These courses will be posted to the Navy Reserve Homeport at.
As a drilling Reservist, where can I find the approved list of authorized courses?Ĭommander, Navy Reserve Forces Command (COMNAVRESFORCOM) (N7) will maintain an Assistant Secretary of the Navy (ASN) approved list of authorized courses. Courses which contain less than 4 hours of instruction are not eligible for retirement point credit.Ħ.
How is the number of retirement points for correspondence courses calculated?Įffective 24 January 2013, Non-pay retirement points for completion of correspondence courses shall be credited at the rate of one point per 4 hours of instruction. Will course points continue to be automatically credited after 1 October 2014?Įffective 1 October 2014, automatic crediting of retirement points ceased for Navy Knowledge Online (NKO) and Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) non-resident training courses to ensure the process for authorizing, auditing, and awarding of retirement points was in compliance with DOD Instruction 1215.07.ĥ. If you can't find your record, call 1-83 for guidance.Ĥ. Once you are released from active duty and re-affiliate, your record will be online. If you are currently on active duty, you may not have an online record. The CAC-only access to BOL, ARPR/ASOSH Online service is available to all drilling Reservists.
What if I can’t locate my record? What should I do about it? Also, the My Navy Career Center (1-83) can always provide a verbal Reserve point total.ģ. If you are a non-drilling IRR member, a Retired Reservist who will be eligible for retired pay at age 60 (gray area) or a member on the Retired List (receiving pay) and do not possess a CAC and wish to view your online point record, the nearest Navy Operational Support Center (NOSC) may be able to assist you.
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Below is a screenshot of how to view your point record in NSIPS. Due to latency between BOL and NSIPS, it is strongly encouraged for you to view your participation record in NSIPS. Although your participation can be viewed on BOL, it is not your point record. How do I access my Annual Retirement Point Record/Annual Statement of Service History (ARPR/ASOSH) on BUPERS Online?īOL receives a feed from your point record in NSIPS. Member can now view each year of service instead of just the last five years via BOL.Ģ. Selected Reserve (SELRES) members and Navy Operational Support Center (NOSC) Administrators with a Command Access Card (CAC) can log in BUPERS Online (BOL) at to view member's Annual Retirement Point Record/Annual Statement of Service History (ARPR/ASOSH). Where can I locate my Annual Retirement Point Record (ARPR)/Annual Statement of Service History (ASOSH)?
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