Stuff to bring on I-Day

[eaglewings4031]

I'm in the process of packing my backpack and wanted to make sure that I haven't forgotten any important papers. Below is the list of documents I know to bring. It would be much appreciated if anyone notices something missing, if they would please comment.

-SF86 with birth certificate
-Cadet Allotment Form
-Airman-ship documents including: 1042, CPHA Screening, TSWF Encounter, Pharmacy Cadet in-Processing, and Shot Record
-SGLV 8286
-O-143 Emergency Data Form

Also, if any upperclassmen have any tips on what to bring... (or not bring), that would be awesome too!

[Candace]

Where is the cadet allotment form?? Wasn't that mailed into the bank?

[eaglewings4031]

It was something with the AOG if you wanted them to take a monthly rate out of your cadet pay in order to cover the membership fee

[ctuma2]

Personally, I'm bringing a copy of all paperwork whether it was sent in or not which includes the shots record and other forms.

[kdc246]

Originally Posted by ctuma2

Personally, I'm bringing a copy of all paperwork whether it was sent in or not which includes the shots record and other forms.

+1

[burnerafter16]

Originally Posted by kdc246

+1

Better yet, scan and have digital file (i.e google docs, pdf etc.) that you can retrieve and print.

[buffalo]

Originally Posted by burnerafter16

Better yet, scan and have digital file (i.e google docs, pdf etc.) that you can retrieve and print.

A print copy is much better.

If, for example, the Academy misplaces your shot record and your copy is somewhere in the cloud rather than on your person, you will find yourself with a sore arm. I-day is an assembly line, so you will not have the luxury of being taken to the nearest computer with a printer to get what you need.

[burnerafter16]

Originally Posted by buffalo

A print copy is much better.

If, for example, the Academy misplaces your shot record and your copy is somewhere in the cloud rather than on your person, you will find yourself with a sore arm. I-day is an assembly line, so you will not have the luxury of being taken to the nearest computer with a printer to get what you need.

Good point. Thanks

[lcsguthrie]

They had us mail in the SGLV 8286, and the o-143 emergency data form didn't they?

[burnerafter16]

Originally Posted by lcsguthrie

They had us mail in the SGLV 8286, and the o-143 emergency data form didn't they?

I faxed and e-mailed mine but didn't get a confirmation that they received it.