Complete Pending Review?

[Capt MJ]

I wanted to bring this back. Both my nomination and medical are pending, but everything has been completed including CFA and BGO interviews. My status still hasn't changed since the end of November. Should I be concerned?

If you are complete with nothing pending, you could hold in that status into April. The SAs try hard to inform everyone of the decision by 1 May, though some awaiting waivers or other unresolved issues will go into May and even June.

It’s an exercise in patience. Tend your alternate plans, go PT and push yourself or try something new, avoid senioritis and enjoy the here and now with family and friends.

 

[OldRetSWO]

I wanted to bring this back. Both my nomination and medical are pending, but everything has been completed including CFA and BGO interviews. My status still hasn't changed since the end of November. Should I be concerned?

No

(See my prior answer immediately above your post)

 

[Bill P]

Reaching out to this great source of crowdsourced info as we work on all options and a self-imposed Nov 1 deadline. DS has had all information completed for six weeks and in fact has DoDMERB cleared also. USNA Application status still says "Incomplete." This is different from the My Progress Page which shows all checkmarks but for Nomination. In years past, it seems the application part would change from "incomplete" to "complete pending review" in order for the file to be prepped and reviewed. Question for this resource group is whether your files have gone to "complete pending review" without having a nomination? Anyone have a similar situation as above and able to get the application from "incomplete" to CPR and what might you have done? Many thanks. Good luck to all.

 

[bethf]

Reaching out to this great source of crowdsourced info as we work on all options and a self-imposed Nov 1 deadline. DS has had all information completed for six weeks and in fact has DoDMERB cleared also. USNA Application status still says "Incomplete." This is different from the My Progress Page which shows all checkmarks but for Nomination. In years past, it seems the application part would change from "incomplete" to "complete pending review" in order for the file to be prepped and reviewed. Question for this resource group is whether your files have gone to "complete pending review" without having a nomination? Anyone have a similar situation as above and able to get the application from "incomplete" to CPR and what might you have done? Many thanks. Good luck to all.

My DS has had everything submitted for almost 2 months, minus nomination. Still missing a check mark for medical and transcript. The status is incomplete. He has emailed admissions, and they assured him that they have received everything, and it that he will likely remain in the incomplete status until they begin to review his application. Admissions assured him that there is nothing else he needs to do.

 

[Float4]

DS has been in CPR status since 3rd week of September. He had to email them a few weeks prior because BGO’s report had not uploaded properly. They assured him everything had been uploaded and then the status change to CPR.
We’re hoping for some interview notifications from MOC’s soon.

Right now he’s waiting on NROTC to notify if he’s getting an ISR.

I’m going to need CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) if we have to wait until May!

Good luck to all

 

[LA rockymnt hi]

DS has been in CPR status since 3rd week of September. He had to email them a few weeks prior because BGO’s report had not uploaded properly. They assured him everything had been uploaded and then the status change to CPR.
We’re hoping for some interview notifications from MOC’s soon.

Right now he’s waiting on NROTC to notify if he’s getting an ISR.

I’m going to need CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) if we have to wait until May!

Good luck to all

Anyone who has been on the waitlist will 100% agree with your personal CPR assessment. You may also need hair dye, sleep aid, and Prozac. Dear God, WL sucks and I pray none of you or your kids have to go through it.

 

[SeePower]

Anyone who has been on the waitlist will 100% agree with your personal CPR assessment. You may also need hair dye, sleep aid, and Prozac. Dear God, WL sucks and I pray none of you or your kids have to go through it.

Languishing on the waiting list really must be the worst, because the applicant really cannot move on, one way or another, until I Day. Wow, I really hope we're not stuck in that boat (pun intended). Go Navy!

 

[Aleks]

Everything is in, my application still says incomplete.

same

 

[LA rockymnt hi]

Languishing on the waiting list really must be the worst, because the applicant really cannot move on, one way or another, until I Day. Wow, I really hope we're not stuck in that boat (pun intended). Go Navy!

Oh, but they have to move forward while waiting. We had made a deposit on plan B. Graduated HS with plan B in all announcements. We held off on grad party until we knew 100%. Then May 25 had to pivot and get everything done in warp speed (gladly). We had a send off party instead of a grad party. It was the BEST! even with all the added gray hairs!

 

[SeePower]

Oh, but they have to move forward while waiting. We had made a deposit on plan B. Graduated HS with plan B in all announcements. We held off on grad party until we knew 100%. Then May 25 had to pivot and get everything done in warp speed (gladly). We had a send off party instead of a grad party. It was the BEST! even with all the added gray hairs!

I'm glad it all worked out well for your son or daughter!

 

[TAMUMom1990]

same

Same for DS for weeks after everything was complete, including nomination, and then it suddenly switched to CPR yesterday. We're learning that this process requires immense patience and finding balance between being proactive and being still.

 

[NavyHoops]

Languishing on the waiting list really must be the worst, because the applicant really cannot move on, one way or another, until I Day. Wow, I really hope we're not stuck in that boat (pun intended). Go Navy!

USNA tells those on the Wait List to pursue a Plan B. USNA also gives the option to remain on the wait list.

 

[Wildcat_30]

Looking back and reading these comments as the parent of a current plebe my heart goes out to all of you! I remember ALL these questions and ALL these feelings. Being CPR for several months AND THEN being medically DQ...AND THEN being placed on the waitlist while waiting for the waiver was agonizing at the time...AND THEN the waiver was granted AND THEN one day in early May ...IT READ Fully Qualified Offer!!! All the agonizing was SO worth it! Now all of that seems like a life time ago as DS is thriving and loving life as a plebe. I sometimes sit and am still amazed that after the grueling process of being offered an appointment that he is actually there and he LOVES it!!!

 

[Happydadfl68]

Yes, CPR is the last thing you typically get before a decision. BUT .... that decision can still be months away. It is not there as an imminent decision place holder.

Last year, people would see their CPR change to LOA, but no conditions were given for the LOA. Turns out the admissions/IT team were using that as a placeholder before an offer of appointment. Got to the point that when people saw a change to LOA late in the game, they knew what was coming.

My DS status just changed from CPR to pending. We are only waiting on a waiver and a nom. Any idea what this change means if anything?

 

[Eaglehurst]

DS had the same happen a couple of days ago. He had contacted his USNA liaison to ask if there was anything he needed to follow up on to address the 'incomplete' status issue. He was informed it was just part of the process before it moved to pending. That has now happened.

As many have already said, the process is long and feels slow BUT it does appear to be moving along.

 

[IronmanDaremo]

See other thread:

Slight Portal Change

DS just informed me that his portal seems to have changed. It does not seem like anything to me. Previously, it said, "Complete -- Pending Review." Now it just says, "Pending." Any significance to this at all?

www.serviceacademyforums.com

 

[USMCfam]

Does the longer a candidate stay under CPR lessen their chances for an appointment?

No, it just means the slate you are being considered for (example- your state MOC) has not been resolved yet. The admissions board meets weekly and works their way through all the slates, in no particular order. They can only do so many each week Dec/Jan generally sees presidential and JROTC nom slates. After January, you’ll see all the states/territories trickle out. (At the end in Mar/April they do prior enlisted, civilian prep, waitlist, etc)

 

[IronmanDaremo]

Noms are not officially due until 1/31/24. So, by the typical way things go, they cannot review/assign appointments to a slate until it is submitted.

With that said, there is no specific earlier timeline for when MoCs submit things, only the closing date. They can do it well in advance of that. If so, then the Noms and Appt. board can review.

 

[Happydadfl68]

CPR does seem like an appropriate acronym for the situation. The amount of speculation and guessing in these forums is something else. If nothing else it keeps us entertained while we wait. It has been quite the journey for me and my DS. Many lessons learned and great life experiences for him to take away. I wish everyone luck and blessings. Whatever happens next is out of our control.

 

[usnabgo08]

No, it just means the slate you are being considered for (example- your state MOC) has not been resolved yet. The admissions board meets weekly and works their way through all the slates, in no particular order. They can only do so many each week Dec/Jan generally sees presidential and JROTC nom slates. After January, you’ll see all the states/territories trickle out. (At the end in Mar/April they do prior enlisted, civilian prep, waitlist, etc)

There are a lot of inaccuracies re: how slates are resolved from the above post. Some candidates will remain CPR or pending until very late…close to/on April 15. Most MOC slates start to get resolved after January 31, but it also might depend when all the packages on a slate have been reviewed by the Admissions Board or have a medical determination. The Admissions Board doesn’t determine slate winners, just whether candidates are scholastically qualified. Therefore, there isn’t really a timeframe to find out a yay or nay, which means you could be CPR/pending for a while.