Defense Joint Military Pay System – Reserve Component (DJMS

USAR Pamphlet 37-1

Financial Administration

Defense Joint

Military Pay System –

Reserve Component

(DJMS-RC)

Procedures Manual

Department of the Army

United States Army Reserve Command

4710 Knox Street

Fort Bragg, North Carolina 28310-5010

7 May 2018

SUMMARY OF CHANGE

USAR Pamphlet 37-1

Defense Joint Military Pay System — Reserve Component (DJMS-RC) Procedures Manual

This major revision of USAR Pam 37-1 dated 7 May 2018—

 Contains updated Enterprise E-mails for all correspondence

 Changes O&F to GFC

 Changes SRPC to RPAC

 Adds information on Electronic Based Distributed Learning Courses

 Eliminates requirement to notify the UPC of Soldiers claiming more the 10 federal tax exemptions

 Adds certification requirements for HDIP orders

 Adds requirement to submit all orders to start, recertify or terminate SDAP to the UPC

 Clarifies SDAP entitlement for Soldiers mobilized or on TDY in excess of 90 days and not performing

special duties

 Contains updated information for Deceased Soldiers’ accounts

 Contains updated information for LES history request

 Adds “Housing Master” data to appendix G

 Adds Thrift Savings Plan, Roth Plan, and Contribution Totals to appendix H

 Adds Tricare Select Reserve Dental Plan data to appendix I

 Adds BAH DEP codes to appendix I

 Contains updated ARIMS record numbers for items in appendix K

 Deletes Student Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) Procedures. This information is available at the

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx

 Deletes Health Professional Loan Repayment Program (HPLRP) Procedures. This information is available

at the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx

 Adds new Appendix L with requirements to validate the Personnel/Pay Mismatch Report monthly

 Adds requirement for a second-party review of ADARS/RADARS transactions prior to assigning a

transmittal letter

 Updates Family Separation Allowance procedures for custodial parents

 Deletes references to Direct Deposit waivers

 Specifies that lump sum payments may be collected in full against outstanding debts for military pay

 Specifies that TSP contributions may be reduced to allow collection of debts

 Updates BAH guidance to incorporate creating DA Form 5960 in the RLAS RM module

 Clarifies the difference between calculation of additional federal tax withholding and state tax withholding

 Changes ARIMS file numbers and disposition



 Adds new procedures for reconciling personnel / pay mismatches

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Contents (Listed by paragraph number)

Chapter 1

General

Section I

Introduction

Purpose 1-1

References and forms



1-2

Explanation of abbreviations and terms  1-3

Policies  1-4

Section II Background

“Drilling Reservist”  1-5

Reserve training types  1-6

Defense Joint Military Pay System-Reserve Component (DJMS-RC)  1-7

Command pay managers (CPMs)  1-8

USAR Pay Centers (UPCs)  1-9

Single source data (SSD)  1-10

Document review and certification requirements  1-11

Chapter 2

Account Maintenance

Section I Basic

General  2-1

The UH022-2405 Master Military Pay Account History Report (MMPA)  2-2

USAR Form 26, Pay Document Transmittal Letter (TL)  2-3

Section II Accessions

Single Source Data (SSD)  2-4

SSD Exception  2-5

Acceptable documents for SSD exception  2-6

SSD accession process  2-7

Documents for manual accessions 2-8

Required accession data elements  2-9

Section III

myPay

myPay  2-10

Section IV

Mailing Address/Pay Options

General  2-11

Direct deposit  2-12

Held Pay  2-13

Section V

Waivers/Dual Compensation

Document preparation and distribution  2-14

Section VI

Servicemembers’, Combat and Family Group Life Insurance (SGLI, Combat SGLI, and FSGLI)

SGLI, Combat SGLI, and FSGLI  2-15

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Section VII

Promotions, Reductions, and Pay Grade Corrections

Promotions  2-16

Reductions and Erroneous Promotions  2-17

Pay grade corrections  2-18

Section VIII

Pay Entry Basic Date (PEBD)

Changes in PEBD  2-19

Section IX

Administrative Changes

Administrative procedures  2-20

Non-prior service indicator  2-21

Pay status and active duty codes  2-22

Section X

Organization Changes

Changes to organizational data  2-23

Section XI

Reassignment and Transfers

Required documentation  2-24

Verifying and updating account information  2-25

Section XII

Separations

Separation process  2-26

Bonus terminations  2-27

MMPA disposition after separation  2-28

Section XIII

Drill Limits/Authorizations

Drill limits  2-29

Non-prior service (NPS) drill limitations  2-30

Reinstatement of NPS drill limitations  2-31

Drill restrictions  2-32

Section XIV Taxes

Federal tax withholding  2-33

The IRS Form W-2 (Wage and Tax Statement)  2-34

State tax withholding  2-35

Section XV

Extension, Reenlistment, and ETS Date Corrections

Extension, reenlistment, and ETS date corrections  2-36

Chapter 3

Inactive and Active Duty Pay Procedures

Section I

Inactive Duty Training (IDT)

Inactive Duty Training (IDT) payment procedures- Automated Drill Attendance Reporting System (ADARS)  3-1

IDT administrative procedures  3-2

Manual IDT reporting  3-3

Funeral Honors Duty (FHD) payments  3-4

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Medical/Dental Readiness Periods  3-5

Electronic Based Distributed Learning Courses  3-6

Collection of erroneous BA payments  3-7

Disposition of attendance documents  3-8

Section II

Individual Active Duty

Certification requirements  3-9

Payment processing requirements  3-10

Section III

Unit Annual Training (AT)

Payroll preparation  3-11

Section IV

Active Duty Pay Adjustments

Collection of Overpayments  3-12

Underpayments  3-13

Section V

Initial Active Duty for Training (IADT)

Payment of IADT  3-14

Section VI Allowances

Mileage allowance  3-15

Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS)  3-16

Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA)  3-17

OCONUS Cost-of-Living Allowance (COLA)  3-18

CONUS COLA  3-19

Family Separation Allowance (FSA)  3-20

Section VII

Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)

Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)  3-21

Section VIII

Hazardous Duty Incentive and Special Pay Entitlements

Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay (HDIP)  3-22

Special pay  3-23

Section IX

Miscellaneous Allowances

Saved pay  3-24

Officers’ uniform allowances  3-25

Clothing monetary allowance - enlisted Soldiers  3-26

Section X Miscellaneous

Duplicate input  3-27

Payment verification procedures  3-28

Active duty without pay and allowances  3-29

Per Diem claims  3-30

Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)  3-31

Chapter 4

Reserve Pay Support and the Pay Inquiry Process

Reserve Pay Support - General  4-1

RD and GFC CPMs Responsibilities  4-2

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Resolving pay inquiries - General  4-3

Responsibility for resolving pay inquiries  4-4

Processing pay inquiries  4-5

Presidential, Congressional, Inspector General pay inquiries  4-6

Chapter 5

Collections

Collections of military pay and allowances  5-1

Fines/forfeitures (Articles 15/Courts-Martial)  5-2

DD Form 362 and DD Form 200  5-3

Debts to Non-appropriated Fund (NAF) activities and other agencies 5-4

Notice of levy on wages, salary, and other income (IRS Form 668-W)  5-5

Court orders 5-6

Request for remission and waiver of debts  5-7

Proration requests 5-8

Debt payment by personal check  5-9

Debts for Soldiers who have transferred or separated  5-10

Lump sum payments for accrued leave and bonuses

 5-11

Adjustment to TSP contributions to assist in debt collection  5-12

Chapter 6

Miscellaneous Actions

Transfers to AGR  6-1

Accrued leave  6-2

Disability severance pay (DSP)  6-3

Incapacitation (INCAP) pay/Active Duty Medical Extension (ADME)  6-4

Deceased Soldiers’ accounts  6-5

Out-of-Service claims  6-6

Non-receipt/returned payments (EFT/Checks)  6-7

Claims resulting from the correction of military records  6-8

Requesting an LES copy  6-9

Chapter 7

Mobilization

Section I

Conceptual Overview

General  7-1

Tasks and responsibilities  7-2

Section II

Mobilization Pay and Benefits

Mobilization pay and benefits information  7-3

Section III

Unit Commanders Pay Management Report (UH022-2004) for Mobilized Units

Unit commander's responsibility  7-4

Section IV

Demobilization

Demobilization tasks  7-5

Section V

Mobilization Stations (Power Projection Platforms)

Mobilization Stations  7-6

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Appendixes

A. References

B. Military Pay Websites

C. Major Subordinate Command (MSC), Army National Guard (ARNG), and Army Site Identification (Site ID) Codes and

Addresses

D. Document Logic Chart

E. State Tax Codes and Postal Service State Abbreviations

F. Travel

G. The UH022-2405 Master Military Pay Account History Report (MMPA)

H. Leave and Earnings Statements (LESs)

I. Unit Commander‘s Pay Management Report (UCPMR) (UH022-2004)

J. Transaction Identification Numbers (TINs)

K. Unit File Maintenance

L. Personnel / Pay Mismatch Reports

Table List

Table 2-1: Pay status and active duty codes

Table 2-2: Fiscal year drill limits

Table 3-1: Dependency interpretations

Table 3-2: Reimbursement for travel

Table 3-3: Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS) entitlements - enlisted

Table 7-1: Power Projection Platforms (Mobilization Stations)

Table C-1: UPC Pay Team e-mail addresses

Table C-2: Army activities with Reserve pay input capability

Table C-3: Army National Guard Site IDs

Table H-1: LES fields 1-9

Table H-2: LES fields 10-22

Table H-3: LES fields 23-41

Table H-4: LES fields 42-60

Table H-5: LES fields 61-80

Table H-6: LES fields 81-83

Table J-1: TIN chart

Table J-2: TIN layouts

Figure List

Figure 1-1: Data flows through the Reserve Pay Network

Figure 1-2: RD geographic areas of responsibility

Figure 3-1: Sample annotated ADARS IDT Attendance Roster

Figure 3-2: Sample permission to sign-in slip format

Figure 3-3: Sample appointment memorandum - monitor sign-in/out, review ADARS/RADARS transactions

Figure 3-4: Sample appointment memorandum- alternate certifying officer

Figure 4-1: Sample pay chain-of-command flyer for unit bulletin board

Figure 5-1: Example of a debt

Figure 7-1: Sample mobilization MMPA review checklist

Figure G-1: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 1. “Administrative”

Figure G-2. MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 2. “Entitlement Data”

Figure G-3: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 3. “Direct Deposit/Mobilization Data”

Figure G-4: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 4. “Deductions”

Figure G-5: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 5. “Housing Master”

Figure

G-6: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 6. “Pay History”

Figure G-7: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 7. “Calendar Data”

Figure G-8: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 8. “Drill Master Data”

Figure G-9: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 9. “Processed Transactions”

Figure G-10: MMPA Reader‘s Guide – Section 10. “Payment Record Data”

Figure I-1: Sample of UCPMR, Section 1

Figure I-2: Sample of UCPMR, Section 2

Figure I-3: Sample of UCPMR, Section 3

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Figure I-4: Sample of UCPMR, Section 4

Figure I-5: Sample of UCPMR, Section 5

Figure I-6: Sample of UCPMR, Section 6

Figure I-7: Sample of UCPMR, Section 7

Figure I-8: Sample UCPMR, Reconciliation Checklist

Figure L-1: Accessing the SELRES Pay/Per Data Discrepancy Issues – Subset Report

Figure L-2: Sample Reconciled SELRES Pay/Per Data Discrepancy Issues – Subset Report

Figure L-3: Personnel/Pay Mismatch Report Reconciliation Checklist

Glossary

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Chapter 1

General

Section I

Introduction

1-1. Purpose

This pamphlet provides guidance to unit pay administrators (UPAs) and unit commanders on the automation and

documentation used to pay Soldiers and administer their pay accounts. The pay accounts reside in the Defense Joint Military

Pay System - RC (DJMS-RC). The Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Indianapolis

(DFAS-IN) maintains DJMS-RC.

1-2. References

a. Required and related publications and prescribed and referenced forms are in appendix A.

b. A listing of the United States Army Reserve (USAR) Forms prescribed in his pamphlet is in appendix A, section III.

They are available for download (and may be reproduced) from the United States Army Reserve Command (USARC)

SharePoint Publications website at https://arg1web/pubs/pubs/Pages/default.aspx.

(1) Instructions for use and completion are on the back of each form. Entries on forms can be electronic, typed or

printed legibly in ink.

(2) All information requested by the forms in this pamphlet is exempt from the requirements of Army

Regulation

(AR) 335-15. A requirement control symbol (RCS) is not required. See each form for the specific exemption.

(3) Enter the name and/or social security number (SSN) as shown on the current UH022-2405 Master Military Pay

Account History Report (MMPA) for the Soldier; even if it is incorrect (see para 2-9 and app G for information on the

MMPA). Use the correct SSN only after

it is

reflected on the MMPA.

1-3. Explanation of abbreviations and terms

Explanations of abbreviations and special terms used in this pamphlet are in the glossary.

1-4. Policies

The majority of policy related to USAR pay is contained in the Department of Defense (DoD) 7000.14-R, Financial

Management Regulation (DODFMR), Volume 7A

http://comptroller.defense.gov/Portals/45/documents/fmr/Volume_07a.pdf and the Joint Travel Regulation (JTR)

http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/Docs/perdiem/JTR.pdf.

Section II

Background

1-5. “Drilling Reservists”

The Reserve Component (RC) is one component of the United States Army. The other component is the Active Component

(AC), sometimes called the “Regular Army”

The USAR and the Army National Guard make up the RC. Within the USAR

there are several categories of Soldiers. The primary focus of this pamphlet is on USAR Soldiers assigned to Troop Program

Units (TPUs). These Soldiers meet on scheduled dates with their units to train and accomplish basic administrative functions.

These TPUs

are very

similar to units in the active Army, except that their Soldiers are not on duty full-time unless called to

active duty for mobilization or support of a contingency operation.

1-6. Reserve training types

TPU training consists of two types: inactive duty training (IDT) and active duty (AD) training. There are also different types

of inactive and active duty training. The focus of this paragraph is on training performed as a unit.

a. The USAR refers to unit IDT as a battle assembly (BA). The BAs must be a minimum of 4 hours long. Soldiers may

perform a maximum of two BAs on the same day; this is known as a BA 2 (2 meaning two BAs). Most units perform a BA 4

each month that consists of a BA 2 on Saturday and a BA 2 on Sunday. Some units may schedule BAs throughout the month

(e.g., a BA every Tuesday night) in a way that meets the needs of the unit commander or the Army Reserve IAW AR 140-1,

Mission, Organization and Training. Soldiers receive 1 day of basic pay (BP) for each BA they perform.

b. Active duty performed as a unit is known as unit annual training (AT). Units normally perform 2 weeks of AT

each

year.

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1-7. Defense Joint Military Pay System-Reserve Component (DJMS-RC)

a. Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) disburses all payments for IDT and active duty. The DJMS-RC

is the database application DFAS uses to administer USAR pay. It consists of pay records, known as master military pay

accounts (MMPAs), for each Soldier in DJMS-RC.

b. Figure 1-1 illustrates how data flows through the USAR pay network to initiate pay and update MMPAs. Pay data

flows from various sources into the USAR Pay Centers (UPCs) and DFAS for conversion to computer transactions that

update the MMPAs and DJMS-RC.

c. DJMS-RC updates occur daily, but only eight of these updates create payments. Updates that create pay are known as

"coded" updates. One of these coded updates generates mid-month payments for Soldiers who are mobilized or on active duty

for 30 or more days. Another coded update is the final update for the month and generates end of month (EOM) payments and

pay reports used by USARC G-8, the UPCs, Readiness Divisions (RDs), Geographical Functional Commands (GFCs) and units.

The final update normally occurs between the 20th and 23rd of the month.

d. DJMS-RC can store up to 12 months of pay information for each MMPA (current month and the 11 previous

months). The term for this storage period is "Immediate Access Storage (IAS)" or current record span.

e . USARC G-8 posts DJMS-RC update schedules at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-

8/pay/Pages/default.aspx. The DJMS-RC production schedule establishes DJMS-RC processing and payment dates. You can

determine when an action or payment should occur by comparing the date a transaction was processed in DJMS-RC against

the production schedule. To determine when a payment will occur select the current month production schedule. DJMS-RC

production months generally run from the 23rd of one month to the 22nd of the following month. Therefore, a transaction

processed on 25 May would fall under the Jun production schedule. The production schedule contains the following

information for use in determining the date an action will affect a Soldiers’ MMPA:

(1) Run Date. The date DJMS-RC was updated with new pay input.

(2) Type of update

(a) Daily – Daily updates process pay actions but do not create payment files

(b) CODE 1 – CODE 1 updates produce payment files for IDT, AT/ Active Duty for Training (ADT)/ Active Duty

Operational Support, Reserve Component (ADOS-RC) of less than 30 days and bonuses.

for long tours and the same payment types as a code 1.

(d) CODE 3 (EOM) – CODE 3 updates produce end-of-month payment files for Soldiers paid twice-monthly for long

tours and the same payment types as a code 1. CODE 3 also produces pay reports (Unit Commanders Pay Management Report

(UCPMR), etc.)

(3) Electronic Funds Transfer/Check (EFT/CHK) DATE – The date an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) should be

received by the financial institution or the date DFAS will mail a pay check.

(4) HIGH DATE PAID – The latest duty date included in payments generated by a CODE 1, 2 or 3 update. If the

HIGH DATE PAID is 25 May, payments for duty periods ending 25 May or earlier will be paid on this update.

(5) Effective Release (EFT REL) DATE – The date Department of Treasury will send a direct deposit to the financial

institution.

1-8. Command pay managers (CPMs)

The four RDs have full-time personnel known as command pay managers (CPMs) within their Resource Management Office

(RMO) to provide reserve pay support to UPAs and Soldiers. RDs provide support to all units in their geographic area of

responsibility (GAOR) regardless of the unit‘s chain of command. See figure 1-2 for a depiction of the RD GAORs. CPMs

provide reserve pay inquiry, training, unit pay operations reviews, and Soldier Readiness Processing support. Units must use

their pay chain of command, starting with the appropriate CPM (command pay manager), to resolve pay issues. CPM contact

information is at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx. See

para 4-4 for information on the pay chain of command.

1-9. USAR Pay Centers (UPCs)

The UPCs provide pay support to all TPU Soldiers. The UPC at Fort McCoy, WI supports TPUs in the Continental United

States (CONUS), Puerto Rico and Europe. The UPC at Fort McCoy also processes all Student Loan Repayment Program

(SLRP), Health Professionals Loan Repayment Program (HPLRP), and Incapacitation payment claims, as well as operating

the Ombudsman Pay team. The UPC at Fort McCoy has teams that support specific GFC commands. The 9th UPC at Fort

Shafter, HI supports TPUs in Hawaii, the Pacific, and Southeast Asia. Each UPC provides a full range of military pay

services, except travel voucher processing and those functions centralized at the UPC at Fort McCoy. The UPCs are not

staffed for answering pay inquiries; contact your CPM concerning these inquiries.

1-10. Single source data (SSD)

SSD is the term used to refer to data sent from the Total Army Personnel Data Base-Reserves (TAPDB-R) to DJMS-RC. Units

use the personnel module of the Regional Level Application Software (RLAS) to send updates to TAPDB-R. Chapter 2

discusses the specific data that TAPDB-R provides to DJMS-RC.

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1-11. Document review and certification requirements

a. Some documents related to payment of USAR Soldiers require the signature of an individual authorized to certify or

review the document. Signatures for certification must be wet or secured digital. Other forms of signature, including

signature stamps, are not valid for documents that create entitlement to pay. The unit commander designates who has

certification or review authorization. UPAs may not certify their entitlement to pay. Documents requiring review are:

(1) USAR Form 26, Pay Document Transmittal Letter (TL). The UPA and other designated individuals may

sign as the reviewer. Prepare an additional duty appointment, in accordance with (IAW) AR 25-50, Preparing and

Managing Correspondence for those individual(s) authorized to sign the USAR Form 26.

(2) Automated Drill Attendance Reporting System ADARS and Reserve Active Duty Automated Reporting System

RADARS actions require review by a second party to ensure the pay information input by the UPA is accurate. The second

party, either the unit commander, or an alternate reviewing official, conducts the review by comparing the supporting

documents (IDT Attendance Roster, DA Form 1380 Record of Individual Performance of Reserve Duty Training, or active

duty orders) to the data input by the UPA prior to assigning the TL number. Prepare an additional duty appointment, IAW

AR 25-50, to designate an alternate reviewing official for reviewing ADARS and RADARS actions.

b. Documents requiring certification are:

(1) Unit AT Annexes. Only the commander or an alternate certifying officer may sign the Certificate of

Accuracy/Attendance on unit AT annexes. Prepare an additional duty appointment, IAW AR 25-50, to designate

the alternate certifying officer. Do not designate the UPA or anyone else with access to the Reserve Duty

Automated Reporting System (RADARS) as an alternate certifying officer.

(2) Unit Record of IDT Attendance Roster from the ADARS module of RLAS. Only the commander, first sergeant

(1SG), or senior Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) designated on an additional duty appointment can certify the IDT

Attendance Roster. Do not designate the UPA or anyone who has access to ADARS as an alternate certifying officer for the

IDT Attendance Roster.

(3) DA Form 1380. Any officer with knowledge of duty performance may sign block 11 of the DA Form 1380. Any

NCO or civilian with knowledge of duty performance may sign block 11 of the DA Form 1380 if they are authorized signature

authority IAW AR 25-50. Soldiers may not certify their own duty performance. The DA Form 1380 must contain the Soldier‘s

SSN.

(4) DA Form 5960, Authorization to Start, Stop or Change Basic Allowance for Quarters (BAH) and/or Variable

Housing Allowance (VHA). This form is used to substantiate entitlement to basic allowance for housing (BAH) and must be

created in the Resource Management module of the RLAS. Do not use any other means for creating the DA Form 5960. ALL

Soldiers must have a DA Form 5960 in RLAS and a certified copy in the Interactive Personnel Electronic Records Management

System iPERMS. Only the commander or the first commissioned officer in the Soldier’s chain of command may certify or

recertify the DA Form 5960. UPAs are prohibited from certifying or recertifying DA 5960s. Prepare an additional duty

appointment to designate officers authorized to certify or recertify DA 5960s. Units and Reserve Personnel Action Centers

(RPACs) will include a certified DA Form 5960 when submitting active duty orders to the USAR Pay Center (UPC) for duty of

30 or more days at a location not listed in table C-2 or orders for 1-29 days published by Human Resources Command (HRC).

(5) Unit Commander’s Pay Management Report. Only the commander or an alternate certifying officer can sign the

UCPMR attesting to its accuracy. The commander or alternate certifying officer must sign no later than the G-8 suspense date

for the current report. The UPA or alternate UPA may not sign the UCPMR. Prepare an additional duty appointment to

designate an alternate certifying officer for signing the UCPMR.

(6) Personnel/Pay Mismatch Report. Only the commander or an alternate certifying officer can sign the

Personnel/Pay mismatch report attesting to its accuracy. The commander or alternate certifying officer must sign NLT the G-

8 suspense date for the current report. The UPA or alternate UPA may not sign the Personnel/Pay mismatch report. Prepare

an additional duty appointment to designate an alternate certifying officer for signing the Personnel/Pay mismatch report.

c. A copy of each additional duty appointment must be maintained IAW

AR 25-400-2, Army Records Information

Management System (ARIMS) IAW appendix K

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AR Pay

Process

USARC

RLAS input

TAPDB-R

Pay

reports

Payment

HRC

TAPDB-R

SSD transactions

UPC

DJMS-RC

Input

DFAS

Inquiry/Training/Quality

Assurance (QA)/

Soldier

Readiness Processing

(SRP)

Pay

Documents

RLAS input/pay

reports

RD/GFC

UNITS

MEPS

Figure 1-1. Data flows through the Reserve Pay Network

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Figure 1-2. RD geographic areas of responsibility

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Chapter 2

Account Maintenance

Section I

Basic

2-1. General

A Soldier must have an MMPA established in DJMS-RC before he/she can receive pay. Personnel data from TAPDB-R

flows to DJMS-RC and establishes the MMPA. The UPA must review the MMPA for each newly assigned Soldier and

submit appropriate documentation to complete or correct the pay account. Submit corrections through the personnel

module in RLAS or to the UPC, depending on the data requiring correction.

2-2. The UH022-2405 Master Military Pay Account History Report (MMPA)

a. The MMPA is a report of the Soldier’s DJMS-RC pay account. DFAS generates the reports by unit identification code

(UIC) monthly and USARC G-8 posts them to RLAS around the beginning of the next month. Units can access current and

previous reports if they have RLAS Resource Management (RM) Reports permissions for the UIC. Units should contact their

RD CPM if they do not have reports for their UIC in RLAS. Appendix G explains each data field on the MMPA.

b. Units should review all elements of the MMPA for all newly assigned Soldiers and submit corrective actions through

SSD or to the UPC as applicable.

c. Verification of a complete accession for a newly assigned Soldier can be quickly accomplished by reviewing the GAIN

field in Section 1 of the MMPA. When there are three “Gs” posted in this field, the accession is complete and the Soldier's

MMPA can issue pay. If there are not three “Gs” the MMPA cannot issue pay.

[NOTE: See data item description in figure G-1, Section 1, GAIN, for an explanation of the pay data represented by each "G.”]

2-3. USAR Form 26 Pay Document Transmittal Letter (TL)

Unless otherwise specified, submit all pay claims and documents supporting changes to Soldiers’ pay accounts to the UPC

within 72 hours of receipt. Use USAR Form 26 as the cover document for submission. Instructions on completing the USAR

Form 26 are on the reverse side of the form. Refer to appendix C, paragraph C-2, for UPC Pay Team mailing and e-mail

addresses. When scanning TLs to the UPC include the TL number in the subject line of the e-mail.

Section II

Accessions

2-4. Single Source Data (SSD)

SSD is the acronym for the automated process that provides TAPDB-R data on accessions, transfers, separations, enlisted

advancements and enlisted promotions, ETS date changes, name changes, and social security number (SSN) corrections to

DJMS-RC. A change to SSD data elements in TAPDB-R resulting from RLAS input or other sources should result in a

change to the same data in DJMS-RC within 15 business days. Do not send these actions to the UPC; see paragraph 2-5 for

exceptions to SSD processing rules.

2-5. SSD exceptions

Submit actions normally processed in DJMS-RC by the SSD process to the UPC in the following instances:

a. When an SSD action processes in TAPDB-R, but not in DJMS-RC. SSD actions normally update DJMS-RC within 15

days of a new Soldier appearing in RLAS or the unit making input to RLAS. Submit corrections to the UPC along with one

of the documents listed in paragraph 2-6.

b. When an SSD action does not process in TAPDB-R and an emergency requires processing through the UPC rather than

waiting for TAPDB-R to send the SSD action to DJMS-RC. These exceptions require approval from the UPC or USARC G-8.

The unit must submit the request through their pay chain of command.

2-6. Acceptable documents for SSD exceptions

The following are acceptable documents, along with required pay documentation, to support submitting an SSD exception to the

UPC to update a Soldier’s pay account. These documents demonstrate an action processed in TAPDB-R and posted to RLAS but

did not process in DJMS-RC.

a. DJMS-RC USAR Personnel/Pay Mismatch Report (UH022-2026) or SELRES Pay/Per Data Discrepancy Issues – Subset

Report. The reports list discrepancies between DJMS-RC and TAPDB-R/RLAS data. Use of the UH022-2026 report was

discontinued by USARC in Dec 16. Use the SELRES Pay/Per Data Discrepancy Issues – Subset Report from the Command

Strength Management Module (CSMM) to identify discrepancies between DJMS-RC and TAPDB-R/RLAS data. Use this report

to support SSD exceptions sent to the UPC for accessions, transfers, separations, enlisted advancements/promotions and name

changes that the report shows as processed in TAPDB-R/RLAS but not in DJMS-RC.

b. Personnel Qualification Record (PQR). Use RLAS to print the PQR. Select TAPDB-R as the data source for the

PQR. Use this report to support SSD exceptions for accessions, name changes, SSN changes, promotions, etc., when the

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PQR shows the new data and DJMS-RC does not. The losing unit cannot use the PQR to document transfer to a new unit

or separation since they do not have visibility of the Soldier in RLAS.

c. Unit Manning Report (UMR). Use RLAS to print the UMR. Select TAPDB-R as the data source for the UMR.

Use this

report to support SSD exceptions for accessions, transfers, and separations when the UMR shows the new data and DJMS-RC

does not.

[NOTE: Units should contact their CPM if unable to locate a document substantiating enlistment, transfer, or separation of a

Soldier.]

2-7. SSD accession process

Soldiers enlisting through the Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS), assigned to the unit from an Army Transfer Point,

or accessed from the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR), have their MMPA established by the SSD feed from TAPDB-R. Units

should only submit accessions when the SSD process fails and exception processing (para 2-5) is required. The unit is

responsible for submitting to the UPC any additional documentation necessary to complete or correct the MMPA

[NOTE: Soldiers assigned to the IRR and participating in IDT assemblies for points only are not be accessed to DJMS-RC.]

2-8. Documents for manual accessions

a. A manual accession is required when a unit does not receive an MMPA for a new Soldier within a reasonable time

frame. The SSD actions normally update DJMS-RC within 15 days of processing in TAPDB-R. The unit should receive an

MMPA at the end of the month for new Soldiers assigned prior to the 8th of the month. If the MMPA is not received, contact

your CPM to determine if a manual accession is required. Paragraph 2-10 of this chapter discusses the MMPA. The report is

a printout of the Soldiers’ MMPA and is accessible from the RM Reports module of RLAS.

b. The remainder of this section addresses the documents required for each MMPA data element when submission of an

accession is necessary because an SSD failed to establish the pay account. Procedure D-1 describes the required substantiating

documents. Follow normal maintenance procedures outlined in this chapter after the MMPA is established to change the data

elements in paragraph 2-9.

2-9. Required accession data elements

Certain MMPA data elements must be complete and accurate for the Soldier to receive pay. These data elements are:

a. Name and Social Security Number (SSN).

(1) It is critical that these items are correct. See section IX of this chapter for procedures on correcting errors in name

and SSN after the MMPA is established.

(2) Source documents: DD Form 4 Enlistment/Reenlistment Document Armed Forces of the United States, DD Form

1966 Record of Military Processing – Armed Forces of the United States, Human Resources Command (HRC) assignment orders

or DD Form 214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty or copy of SSN card for verification.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, MMPA, Section 1 - NAME, SSN.]

b. Pay grade.

(1) DJMS-RC uses 0 (zero) to indicate officers, 2 to indicate warrant officers and 3 to indicate enlisted Soldiers.

(a) Officer grades are 01 through 010; warrant officer grades are 21 through 25; and enlisted grades are 31 through

39. For example, a MAJ’s pay grade is 04, a CW2 is 22, and an SSG is 36.

(b) Source documents: DD Form 4 and DD Form 1966, HRC assignment orders, DD Form 214 or DA Form 71, Oath of

Office – Military Personnel.

(2) 2LTs through CPTs with over 4 years of active enlisted and/or warrant service (or combination), or more than 1460

enlisted retirement points are entitled to a higher rate of pay.

(a) This higher rate of pay is not established by SSD. See paragraph 2-18 for information on establishing credit for prior

enlisted or warrant service.

(b) Source documents for establishing previous enlisted or warrant active service are DD Form 214, National Guard

Bureau (NGB) Form 22, Leave and Earnings Statements (LESs) for payment of AT/ADT/Active Duty for Operational Support

(ADOS), or DA Form 5016, Chronological Statement of Retirement Points.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, MMPA, Section 1 – PAY GRADE, 04E.]

c. Pay entry basic date (PEBD) - Referred to as Pay Date in DJMS-RC.

(1) A Soldier’s pay rate is determined both by pay grade and by years of service. A sergeant with 8 years of service will

earn more than a sergeant with 6 years of service. When the PEBD is unknown, it will default to the date of assignment. See

section VIII of this chapter for information on changing PEBDs.

(2) Source document: DD Form 4, DD Form 1966 (item 20C) for enlistees, HRC assignment orders, DD Form 214 or

DA Form 71.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, MMPA, Section 1 – PAY DATE.]

d. Sex code.

(1) The sex code determines the rate of clothing replacement allowance payable when a Soldier is on active duty for

more than 6 months.

(2) Source document: DD Form 1966 or assignment orders from HRC.

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[NOTE: See figure G-1, MMPA, Section 1 – SEX.]

e. Address data.

(1) The Soldier’s mailing address is normally established using the Soldier’s address on the accession documents.

DJMS-RC will not issue a payment for an MMPA account without a mailing address. All duty performance data (drills,

active duty payments) for accounts without a mailing address will recycle up to eight paying updates (approximately 4

weeks). If the mailing address is still missing at the end of that period, the performance data will reject and the UPC will

notify the unit of the rejected data.

(2) Source document: DD Form 1966 or HRC assignment orders.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA, – ADRS-2, ADRS-3, ADRS-4, ADRS-5, ADRS-EFF-DT.]

f. Pay status codes.

(1) The pay status codes indicate a Soldier’s eligibility to receive pay for attending drills. For prior service Soldiers, and

Soldiers assigned from the IRR, another RC unit, or from the AC, the pay status code will be “A.” For non-prior service (NPS)

enlistees, code “A” is established along with an NPS indicator. The NPS indicator is “6” for NPS Soldiers and blank for all

others.

(2) Source document: DD Form 1966, page 1 (block 19) for enlistees.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 2, MMPA, – PAY STATUS.]

g. Federal tax withholding exemptions.

(1) The number of exemptions claimed by a Soldier on Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form W-4 Employees

Withholding Allowance Certificate determines the rate at which federal taxes are withheld from pay. If a W-4 is not submitted for

a newly assessed Soldier, the rate of tax withholding defaults to the highest rate, single with zero exemptions. Do not use the rate

of tax withholding for determining whether the Soldier has dependents.

(2) Soldiers may elect to have additional federal income tax withheld. The amount of additional withholding must be

indicated on the IRS Form W-4. Additional withholding may be requested in increments of $1.00 (minimum) up to $84.00

(maximum) for each day of base pay (e.g., Soldier requests $2.00 additional federal income tax withholding and performs a BA

2 resulting in $4.00 additional withholding for the two periods of base pay; therefore, $28.00 would be withheld for a 14-day

AT period).

(3) Source document: IRS Form W-4.

[NOTE: See figure G-4, Section 4, MMPA – FITW-MAR-STATUS and FITW-EXEMPT-OPT.]

h. State tax withholding exemptions.

(1) The number of exemptions claimed by a Soldier on a State Form W-4 (or IRS Form W-4 annotated “STATE TAX”

on top when a State W-4 is not available) determines the rate at which state taxes are withheld from pay. The state exemptions

do not have to be the same as the federal exemptions. If a State W-4 is not submitted, the state exemptions will be the same as

the federal exemptions.

(2) Soldiers may elect to have additional state income tax withheld. The amount of additional withholding must be

indicated on the State W-4 Form. Unlike additional federal tax withholding, additional state tax withholding is applied to

payments of basic pay, special pays, and incentive pays. Additional withholding may be requested in increments of $1.00 (minimum)

up to $84.00 (maximum) for each day of basic, special or incentive pay (e.g., Soldier requests $10.00 additional state income

tax withholding and performs a 14-day AT period during which he received SDAP for the whole period. $140.00 would be

withheld for the 14 days of basic pay and $140 for the 14 days of SDAP).

(3) Source document: State Form W-4 or IRS Form W-4 annotated “STATE TAX.”

[NOTE: See figure G-3, Section 3, MMPA – SITW-MAR-STATUS, SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL.]

i. State of legal residence.

(1) State of legal residence is normally established using the Soldier’s mailing address on the accession documents.

Submit a DD Form 2058, State of Legal Residence Certificate with the accession if the Soldier wants to elect a different state. (2)

Source document: DD Form 2058.

[NOTE: See figure G-4, Section 4, MMPA – FITW-W2-STATE.]

j. Date of assignment.

(1) The effective date of assignment, (known in DJMS-RC as the date of gain (DOG)), is on the assignment order. For

enlistments, the effective date of assignment is the date of enlistment on the DD Form 4.

(2) Source document: DD Form 4 or assignment orders.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – DOG.]

k. Personnel Accounting Symbol (PAS).

(1) This eight-digit code is comprised of the two-digit Site ID (see app C) and the six-digit unit identification code

(UIC) from which the leading “W” is dropped and a 0 (zero) is added to the end (e.g., the PAS for UIC: WXYAAA, serviced by

Site ID V1, is V1XYAAA0).

(2) Source document: DD Form 1966, page 1 (block 19) or assignment orders.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA, – PAS.]

l. Expiration term of service (ETS) date (Enlisted Soldiers only).

(1) Soldiers without prior service who enlist in the Army Reserve incur a statutory military service obligation of eight years.

Soldiers commonly enlist for 6 years in a unit and 2 years in a control group of the IRR (“6x2” enlistment). The term of their

TPU commitment is shown on DA Form 3540, Certificate and Acknowledgement of US Army Reserve Service Requirements

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and Methods of Fulfillment. The ETS date established on DJMS-RC is the end of the 8-year enlistment; therefore, a Soldier on a

6x2 enlistment may require separation from DJMS-RC at the end of their sixth year.

(2) Source document: DD Form 4 (with DA Form 3540 for NPS), DD Form 214, or assignment orders.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – ETS.]

m. Benefit and waiver status.

(1) A Soldier is not entitled to IDT or active duty pay for the same dates that they are receiving military retirement or VA

benefits. Ask all newly assigned Soldiers whether they are receiving military retirement or VA benefits.

(2) See paragraph 2-14 for processing instructions for Soldiers receiving VA benefits or military retirement pay.

(3) Source document: VA Form 21-8951-2, Notice of Waiver of VA Comp or Pension to Receive Military Pay

and Allowances.

[NOTE: See figure G-6, Section 6, MMPA, – WAIVER.]

n. Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) election.

(1) By law, all Soldiers are automatically enrolled for $400,000 of SGLI coverage. All new Soldiers must complete a

SGLV Form 8286. For Soldiers who elect less than full coverage, the form must be submitted to the UPC to correct the

MMPA. Refer to paragraph 2-15 for instructions on changing an SGLI election.

(2) Source document: SGLV Form 8286.

[NOTE: See figure G-3, Section 3, MMPA, – SGLI-CURRENT.]

o. Incentive pays.

(1) Submit a copy of the incentive pay order if the Soldier is eligible to receive flight pay, jump pay, or demolition

pay.

(2) Source document: Incentive pay orders

[NOTE: See figure G-2, Section 2, MMPA, – IP-TYPE/DATES.]

p. Leave Information. DJMS-RC tracks leave accrued, used, sold, and excess leave. Leave days paid during prior

periods of military service must be reported to DJMS-RC to update the Soldier's MMPA.

(1) Since 10 February 1976, Soldiers are limited to a maximum payment of 60 days accrued leave during their career.

Leave accrued during contingency operations (e.g., Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom, Iraqi Freedom, etc.) is exempt from the 60-

day limitation on accrued leave payments Effective 1 October 2001, the 60-day leave payment limitation does not apply to leave

accrued by an RC Soldier while serving on active duty tours of 31 to 365 days in duration.

(2) The Leave Final Indicator (FI-IND) field identifies verification of prior leave days sold. If the FI-IND contains an

“X,” there has been verification of prior leave days sold. If the FI-IND is blank, the number of prior leave days requires

verification before DJMS-RC will permit payment of accrued leave. Soldiers with a blank FI-IND field are also found in section 6

of the UH022-2405, Unit Commander’s Pay Management Report (UCPMR).

(3) No action is required for Soldiers with an “X” in the FI_IND field unless the Soldier is entitled to payment of accrued

leave. In these cases, include a USAR Form 24, Individual Claim for Active Duty Pay, Allowances, and Adjustments with blocks

14 and 16 completed with the payment request. In block 16, state the number of days leave paid previously. Attach a copy of any

supporting documents showing the previous leave payment (DD Form 214, DD Form 215 Correction to DD Form 214,

Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty, military pay vouchers, LESs, or prior MMPAs). When the FI-IND field is

updated to “X,” the LV-PAID field of the MMPA will reflect the number of days leave previously paid. See paragraph 6-2b for

procedures for requesting payment of accrued leave.

[NOTE: See figure G-6, Section 6, MMPA - FI-IND, LV-PAID.]

Section III

myPay

2-10. myPay

a. myPay allows Soldiers to make changes to their MMPA on-line and view or print various pay documents. myPay is

accessible from the DFAS website at https://mypay.dfas.mil/mypay.aspx. All newly accessed Soldiers are mailed a Personal

Identification Number (PIN) and an information letter for accessing myPay. The PIN must be changed the first time the

Soldier accesses myPay. Changes made in myPay generally update a Soldier’s MMPA within 24 hours.

b. Soldiers can use myPay to change their mailing address, direct deposit, federal and state tax information, print LESs and

IRS Form W-2s Wage and Tax Statement, enroll in Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), and view travel payments. Additional

capability is planned for future updates to myPay. Soldiers must use caution when entering information in myPay. Accuracy

is especially critical for direct deposit changes. The UPC notifies the unit of any rejected myPay transactions.

c. A warning remark will print on the Soldier’s leave and earnings statement (LES) and in section 8 of the MMPA when a

change is made to the Soldier’s PIN through myPay. Transactions in Section 8 of the MMPA that begin with a “$” were

generated by myPay input.

d. Soldiers who do not receive a PIN within 2 months of assignment should request one from the myPay website.

e. Soldiers who use myPay will not receive a hardcopy LES or W-2 form. Soldiers must use myPay and select the option to

receive a hardcopy of their LES if they wish to receive LESs by mail. Selecting this option also results receipt of the W-2 by

mail. Hardcopy LESs and W-2s are discouraged as they create avoidable costs for the Army and put Soldier’s personally

identifiable information (PII) at risk.

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f. Restricted Access Personal Identification Number (RAPIN). The RAPIN allows Soldiers to provide a spouse or trusted

individual with a view only myPay PIN. This option is especially beneficial for deployed Soldiers.

(1) Soldiers can set the RAPIN by accessing myPay and selecting the "Personal Settings" page.

(2) Select “Restricted Access PIN.”

(3) Enter a RAPIN and provide it to the spouse/trusted individual.

(4) Spouses/trusted individuals use the RAPIN by signing in to myPay with the member's SSN and their RAPIN. The

spouse/trusted individual can view and print LESs and W-2s, but they cannot make pay changes.

g. Soldiers can record a personal e-mail address in myPay to receive notification of pay changes and other items of interest.

Soldiers can establish their personal e-mail address by selecting "E-mail address" from the myPay main menu.

Section IV

Mailing Address/Pay Options

2-11. General

LESs and W-2 forms for those Soldiers who elect to receive hard copies of these documents are sent to the mailing address

on the MMPA. Hardcopy LESs and W-2s are discouraged as they create avoidable costs for the Army and put Soldier’s

personally identifiable information (PII) at risk. Soldiers should use myPay to change their mailing address. When myPay is not

available, the unit can change the mailing address by submitting a USAR Form 22, Adjustment Certification Worksheet with

block 4 completed.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA ADRS-2, ADRS-3, ADARS-4, ADARS-5, ADRS-EFF-DT]

2-12. Direct deposit

a. Direct deposit (also known as Sure Pay or electronic funds transfer (EFT)) transfers Soldier's military payments to their

financial institution electronically. The Department of the Treasury requires the use of direct deposit for payments to

Department of Defense uniformed Servicemembers and civilian employees.

b. Soldiers should use myPay to initiate or change their direct deposit information. When myPay is not available, submit

an Standard Form (SF) 1199A, Direct Deposit Sign-Up Form, (Authorization for Deposit of Federal Recurring Payments)

completed by the Soldier’s financial institution to the UPC. Alternately, Soldiers can bypass the financial institution by

attaching a copy of a voided check to the SF 1199A. Deposit slips are not acceptable, as they do not contain all the information

needed to initiate direct deposit. Soldiers electing direct deposit to a savings account must submit an SF 1199A competed by

the financial institution. Other types of direct deposit forms can be used in addition to the SF 1199A; include a “voided” check

for verification of the routing and checking account numbers.

[NOTE: See figure G-3, Section 3, MMPA – DIRECT DEPOSIT-STAT-CODE, DIRECT-DEP-EFF-DATE,

ACCT-POLICY-NBR, RTN]

2-13. Held pay

a. DFAS places a Soldier’s pay account in a held pay status (HPS) when a bank returns an EFT due to an incorrect

closed

account, or when a check is returned as undeliverable. HPS causes suspension of all future payments. DJMS-RC will

release HPS funds to the Soldier when the MMPA is updated with new direct deposit or address information.

b. DFAS places an HPS remark on the Soldier’s LES and the Soldier appears in the held pay portion of Section 6 of the

Unit Commander’s Pay Management Report. Units should contact Soldiers who are in HPS and assist them in updating their

pay option to release their HPS funds. Soldiers in HPS due to erroneous EFT information can correct the information in myPay

or provide an SF1199A to the unit for forwarding to the UPC

(1) When updating an address in myPay ensure that both street address lines are exactly the same. The address lines

hold 25 characters each; therefore, the street address must be abbreviated as much as possible to fit.

(2) Do not fill in the city and state; complete the zip code box and the city and state will automatically populate.

c. Soldiers with funds in HPS beyond 90 days will have their funds transferred to the Treasury on the 91st day. When this

occurs, the Soldier’s LES will contain a remark showing the date of the transfer. Units must coordinate with the Pay

Management Division (DFAS-IN), to recover HPS funds from the Treasury. E-mail a copy of the LES (or MMPA) containing

the remark that the Soldier had held pay funds sent to the Treasury to usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.[email protected].

Include a DD Form 2660, Statement of Claimant Requesting Replacement Check, with the required blocks completed:

(1) Blocks 1- 4 - self explanatory

(2) Block 5 - must contain account number, routing number, and account type i.e. checking/savings, must match EFT

information on the Soldiers pay account

(3) Block 6 – if a check was mailed, the address to where the check was mailed

(4) Block 7 – Soldiers current mailing address, must match the mailing address on the Soldiers pay account

(5) Block 8 – check appropriate box

(6) Block 9 – date the funds were sent to the US Treasury (see 2-13e if Soldier does not have an LES with the remarks

indicating return of HPS funds to the Treasury)

(7) Blocks 10-11 – check appropriate box

(8) Blocks 12-13 – Soldier must hand sign and date the form. Digital signature is not authorized

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(9) Block 17 - Must indicate “US Treasury Release of Funds”

d. Direct Deposit is mandatory; Soldiers may not elect check to address. The Soldier will not receive an LES or other

document when the held pay funds are released from the Department of Treasury.

e. Soldiers who have been separated from the USAR for more than 12 months must complete a DD Form 827, Application

for Arrears in Pay to request return of held pay funds from the Treasury. Attach the LES containing the remark that the Soldier

had held pay funds sent to the Treasury and mail the DD Form 827 to DFAS-IN, ATTN: COR/CLAIMS, 8899 E 56th St,

Indianapolis, IN 46249. The customer service number is (317) 212-6167.

f. Occasionally, remarks indicating return of HPS funds to the Treasury do not print on the Soldier’s LES. When this

happens, include the LES showing the first time the Soldier had funds placed in HPS when requesting return of the funds from

the Treasury. This will help identify when the funds should have transferred to the Treasury.

g. It is possible to have multiple transfers of HPS funds to the Treasury since each transfer starts a new 90 day period.

[Example: a Soldier enters HPS status in Jun 2013 and has HPS funds returned to the Treasury in Sep 2013. If the Soldier

does not update his /her EFT information, any new funds placed in HPS in Sep 2013 will be returned in Dec 2013. When

requesting to recover funds from the Treasury in these cases, include a copy of the LES or MMPA for each transfer to the

Treasury.]

h. Soldiers will normally receive a direct deposit of their recovered HPS funds within 10 days of submitting the request to the

Pay Management Division (DFAS-IN). Payments via check will take several days longer. The deposit or check will not appear

on the Soldier’s LES or MMPA since it comes from the Treasury.

[NOTE: See figure G-3, Section 3, MMPA – DIR-DEP-WAV-DT.]

Section V

Waivers/Dual Compensation

2-14. Document preparation and distribution

a. Soldiers receiving disability compensation from the Veterans Administration (VA) must complete a VA 21-8951-2 at

the beginning of each FY and elect to receive disability compensation or their military pay for duty performed during the

upcoming FY. The UPA must submit the VA 21-8951-2 to the UPC to record the Soldier’s election on his/her MMPA. The

Soldier must submit the form to the VA. Discuss the financial impacts of waiving military pay when a Soldier makes this

election to ensure the Soldier understands their election. See paragraph 2-14 d for more information.

b. At the end of each fiscal year (FY), Soldiers in receipt of VA disability compensation who received military pay during the

FY will receive a VA 21-8951 from the VA. The VA 21-8951 is the same form as the VA 21-8951-2 except that it will include

the number of days of duty the Soldier performed during the FY. The Soldier must make an election on the form to waive

disability compensation or their military pay for the duty days performed and return the form to the VA. Failure to return the form may

result in reduction of disability compensation for the new FY.

c. Soldiers electing to waive their disability compensation will have their disability compensation reduced for the next year

by the number of duty days performed during the previous FY. This option is almost always the best financially for the Soldier

as disability compensation is normally less than military pay. See paragraph 2-14 d for an explanation of the financial impact of

waiving military pay rather than disability compensation.

d. Soldiers electing to receive disability compensation in lieu of military pay should not receive any military pay and

allowances for duty they perform during the FY. This includes, but is not limited to; BAs, AT, ADT, ADOS-RC, and mobilization

pay. Soldiers who fail to complete a VA 21-8951-2 at the beginning of the FY and later waive military pay on the VA 21-8951

received from the VA at the end of the FY will have their military pay collected. The VA will notify the UPC to collect any

military pay received while the Soldier elected to receive disability compensation in lieu of military pay. Soldiers who elect to

waive military pay should be counseled that in almost all situations, the Soldier will receive more money by waiving their disability

compensation than waiving their military pay. The following example shows the financial impacts for a SSG over 14 years of

service with a 40% disability rating who chooses to waive her military pay. Her disability compensation is $699.36 a month or

$23.31 per day. Her Basic Pay is $122.48 daily. The difference between her daily Basic Pay and DC rate is $99.17. By waiving her

military pay she loses $122.48 for each drill period. If she waived her DC, she would only lose $23.31 of her VA compensation

for the next year for each drill period performed. Over 48 drills she would lose $5,879.04 by waiving her military pay (48 drills x

$122.48) but only $1,118.88 (48 x $23.31) if she waived her DC. She would lose even more for each day of active duty by

waiving military pay because of the additional entitlements for BAH and BAS. Ensure that Soldiers understand the financial

impact of waiving military pay.

[NOTE: See figure G-6, Section 6, MMPA – WAIVER.]

Section VI

Servicemembers’, Combat, and Family Group Life Insurance (SGLI, CSGLI, and FSGLI)

2-15. SGLI, CSGLI, and FSGLI

a. SGLI required forms and collection process.

(1) SGLI deductions occur from the Soldier’s first payment each month. Soldiers without income for the month will incur

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an SGLI debt.

(2) A new SGLV Form 8286 is required to decrease the level of SGLI coverage.

(3) A new SGLV Form 8286 is required to reinstate or increase current SGLI coverage. If Soldier answers “YES” to any

of questions 4a – 4g, the completed form should be sent to the Office of Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance, PO Box 41618

Philadelphia, PA 19176-9913, for approval prior to submitting it to the UPC

(4) If SGLI premiums are deducted erroneously after a Soldier cancelled or elected a lower level of coverage, complete USAR

Form 22, check block 19 and provide a brief explanation of the problem in block 20. Attach a copy of the SGLV Form 8286 and

forward on a USAR Form 26 to the UPC.

(5) Timely submission of SGLI coverage elections is imperative. Coverage elections that are more than 3 months old (from

the date signed to the date submitted to the UPC) require RD or GFC approval for reimbursement of premiums.

(6) SGLI coverage continues while a Soldier is awaiting separation orders and not performing duty. Soldiers may stop

SGLI to avoid incurring a debt by completing a SGLV Form 8286 and having the unit submit it to the UPC. The SGLV Form

8286 must include the statement, “I do not want insurance at this time.” Advise Soldiers that SGLI coverage will stop on the

date the

Soldier makes the election.

[NOTE: See figure G-3, Section 3, MMPA – SGLI-CURRENT.]

b. Combat Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance Allowance.

(1) The Combat SGLI (CSGLI) allowance is paid to Soldiers who were in the Theater of Operations for Operation Enduring

Freedom at any time during a month.

(2) The monthly allowance payable is equal to the Soldier’s monthly SGLI premium, not to exceed $400,000, plus the

monthly premium of $1.00 for Traumatic Injury Protection under the SGLI (T-SGLI) program. [Example: Soldier pays

$28.00 for $400,000 of SGLI, and $1.00 for T-SGLI. The Soldier is entitled to $29.00 for his/her CSGLI allowance.]

(3) The first $3.25 of CSGLI allowance is tax free. The remainder of the CSGLI allowance is taxable. However, since

the CSGLI allowance is part of the earnings received while in a qualified hazardous duty area or designated combat zone tax

exclusion (CZTE) zone, it is excluded from taxable income. An exception to this exclusion is officers whose monthly

taxable income exceeds the maximum monthly enlisted rate (plus imminent danger pay/hostile fire pay (IDP)/HFP) for that

month.

(4) The CSGLI allowance is paid during the month following the deduction of the SGLI premium CSGLI reimbursement

terminates the month after the Soldier departs the Theater of Operations.

c. Family Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (FSGLI).

(1) FSGLI is life insurance for dependents of active duty and TPU Soldiers.

(2) A Soldier’s spouse is covered automatically for $100,000, or the amount of the Soldier’s SGLI coverage,

whichever is less. FSGLI premiums for spousal coverage are dependent on the spouse’s age.

(3) Collection of FSGLI premiums begins automatically upon enrollment of dependents in Defense Eligibility

Enrollment Reporting System (DEERS) and is retroactive to when the Soldier last entered the military or the date the Soldier

acquired a dependent, whichever is later. Late enrollment of dependents in DEERS will cause collection of several months of

FSGLI premiums. FSGLI premiums carry forward as a debt for months that a Soldier does not receive pay.

(4) Soldiers not desiring FSGLI coverage must decline FSGLI on an SGLV Form 8286A and provide the form to

DEERS for processing in the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) portal in DEERS. Soldiers cannot decline

coverage until after enrolling their dependents in DEERS and cannot backdate their declination.

(5) Soldiers with less than maximum FSGLI coverage will have their coverage increased to $100,000 upon mobilization.

Soldiers wishing to retain the lower level of coverage must complete an SGLV Form 8286A electing lower coverage and provide

it to DEERS for processing in the DMDC portal in DEERS.

(6) FSGLI declinations must be processed through the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) portal in DEERS to stop

FSGLI premium deductions. The UPC cannot start, change, or stop FSGLI deductions. Each RD G1 should have a representative

that has access to DMDC to change or terminate FSGLI enrollment.

(7) Soldiers who had FSGLI deductions after declining coverage can apply for premium refunds by sending the

following documents via e-mail to usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.ardebtmngt@mail.mil or faxing them to (317) 212-

2140:

(a) SGLV Form 8286A. The form must be signed, witnessed and dated. Back dating of signatures is not authorized.

(b) Screen print from the DMDC FSGLI Portal showing input to terminate the Soldier’s FSGLI.

and the origin of the SGLV Form 8286A (e.g. obtained from Soldier, unit file or iPERMS).

Section VII

Promotions, Reductions, and Pay Grade Corrections

2-16 Promotions

a. The UPC receives enlisted advancement and promotion data from RLAS and passes it to DJMS-RC weekly.

These actions should appear in DJMS-RC within 15 days of processing in RLAS. Units should not submit enlisted

advancement or promotion documents to the UPC unless the promotion does not appear on the Soldier’s MMPA. Follow

SSD exception procedures (paras 2-4 and 2-5) when submitting promotions to the UPC.

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b. The UPC does not receive officer promotion data from RLAS. Units must submit officer promotion orders to the UPC.

c. DJMS-RC will automatically adjust base pay, BAH-RC, and some special and incentive pays for periods within IAS

(see para 1-8d). Submit adjustments to the UPC for duty outside IAS and any adjustments that do not occur automatically

with the promotion.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – GRADE, EDG.]

2-17. Reductions and Erroneous Promotions

a. Reductions

(1) With the exception of Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) Cadets, and Article 15 reductions, format 306 orders

are required for reductions to E5 – E8. Submit a copy of the reduction order to the UPC for processing.

(2) Erroneous advancements to E2-E4 require a DA 4187 returning the Soldier to the former grade and effective date

of grade. Submit a copy of the DA 4187 to the UPC for processing.

(3) Reductions for disenrollment from ROTC require a DA Form 4187, Personnel Action. Submit a copy of the DA Form 4187

to the UPC for processing.

(4) For reductions imposed under Article 15, submit a copy of the DA Form 2627, Record of Proceedings under

Article 15, UCMJ to the UPC for processing.

b. Erroneous Promotions

(1) Reductions to E5-E8 and all warrant and officer grades resulting from an erroneous promotion order require

revocation of the promotion order. Submit a copy of the revocation order to the UPC for processing.

(2) Use USAR Form 22 to correct the pay grade of Soldier’s advanced or promoted erroneously without a DA Form 4187

or promotion order (e.g. input or system error). Check block 13 of the USAR 22 and include an explanation in block 20 that the

Soldier was advanced or promoted erroneously due to an input or other error. Also explain that the promotion was not

documented on a promotion order or DA Form 4187.

c. A reduction in pay grade will adjust the Soldier’s pay account automatically for any duty periods inside IAS. The

UPC will make adjustments for periods outside of IAS.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – GRADE, EDG.]

2-18. Pay grade corrections

a. If the Soldier's MMPA was established with an incorrect pay grade, submit a USAR Form 22 and appropriate

document(s) supporting the Soldier’s correct pay grade to the UPC. Ensure that RLAS is also corrected.

b. Officers with over 4 years active duty as an enlisted or warrant officer, or more than 1460 enlisted or warrant officer

retirement points, are entitled to a higher rate of pay until reaching the rank of major. The O4E data item in Section 1 of the

MMPA will show “Y” if the officer is receiving pay at the O4E rate. If it does not show “Y”, submit a USAR Form 22 with

document(s) verifying more than 4 years active duty as an enlisted/warrant officer or more than 1460 enlisted/warrant officer

retirement points. The UPC will make adjustments for any inactive or active duty periods.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – GRADE, EDG, 04E.]

Section VIII

Pay Entry Basic Date (PEBD)

2-19. Changes in PEBD

a. A Soldier’s rate of pay is determined by his/her pay grade and years of creditable service. For instance, a sergeant with

8 years of service will earn more than a sergeant with 6 years of service. A Soldier's years of creditable service is computed

from the PEBD. The PEBD is referred to as the “Pay Date” on the MMPA. Creditable service is determined IAW chapter 1 of

the DODFMR, Volume 7A. For non-prior service Soldiers—

(1) Time spent in the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) (currently known as the Future Soldiers Program) prior to 1 January

1985 is creditable service. From 1 January 1985 to 28 November 1989, DEP time prior to active duty or service in a Reserve

Component is not creditable.

(2) After 28 November 1989, DEP for the Army Reserve and National Guard is creditable if the Soldier performs at

least one IDT period prior to basic combat training (BCT). Soldiers who do not perform IDT prior to BCT should have a

PEBD of the first day of BCT.

(3) All non-prior service Soldiers incur a service obligation when they enlist. Any Soldiers entering the Army after May

1984 incurs an 8-year service obligation. Soldiers who complete their active duty or TPU obligation and transfer to the IRR

continue to accrue creditable service until discharged. This credit accrues even if the Soldier does not earn enough retirement

points for a good year.

b. UPAs must verify the PEBD of all non-prior service Soldiers upon completion of BCT. If the Soldier’s PEBD is the date

of enlistment and the Soldier did not perform IDT prior to BCT, submit a USAR Form 22 and a copy of DD Form 220, Active

Duty Report or DD Form 214 to the UPC to adjust the PEBD to the first day of BCT.

c. Prior service Soldiers may be assigned with an incorrect PEBD that does not reflect some or all of their prior creditable

service. In these cases, request a change to the PEBD by submitting a USAR Form 22, a completed PEBD calculator

worksheet and documents to support the Soldier’s prior creditable service to the UPC. The PEBD calculator worksheet is

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available at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx.

Appropriate documents include DD Form 4, DD Form 214, DD Form

215, NGB

Form 22 Report of Separation and Record of

Service and 22A Correction to NGB Form 22, DA Form 4836 Oath of Extension of Enlistment or Reenlistment, assignment,

transfer or separation orders, and other documents that record periods of service. While the DA Form 5016 is not a valid

document for creditable service, it should be included as a cross-check to ensure accounting of all periods of prior service.

Soldiers may print their DA 5016 from the HRC web site at https://www.hrcapps.army.mil/portal/.

d. Computation of the PEBD. The UPC verifies the PEBD using the documents provided by the unit. Creditable service

cannot be granted for periods that are not documented. Specific rules for computing the PEBD are in chapter 1 of the

DODFMR, Volume 7A. In general, these are the rules for computing pay dates for Soldiers with periods of prior service.

(1) If a period of service ended on the last day of the month and that day is not the 30th, change the ending date in

your computation to 30 (because the Army pays on a 30-day month).

(2) If service ends on 28 February of a leap year, leave it 28 February.

(3) If, after computing the pay date, the PEBD falls on 29 February of a leap year, use that date. In non-leap years,

increase the PEBD to 1 March.

e. The following are examples of how to compute a Soldier’s pay date:

(1) A prior service enlistee in your unit spent 6 years on active duty in the Army, and 2 years in the IRR. He received a

discharge after completing his 8-year military obligation and had no other military duty until joining your unit. [NOTE: The

term “enlistment date” also refers to officers’ appointment dates and constructive service credit for medical and dental

officers (see DODFMR, Volume 7A, chap 1).]

Regular Army 98-07-11 to 03-07-10

IRR 03-07-11 to 06-07-10

(a) Since there is not a break in service, simply subtract the beginning date of service from the ending date

to determine total prior service.

Period: YY MM

DD End Date: 06 07 10

(-) Start Date: 98 07 11

Subtotal: 07 11

29* (+) 1 inclusive day: 01

(=) Net Service: 07 11 30

Total Prior Service: 8 years

(b) If this Soldier enlisted in your unit on 8 February 2007, you would have to compute an adjusted pay date to account

for the break in service. To compute the adjusted date, subtract his/her total prior service from the current

enlistment

date.*

Final Calculation: YY MM DD

Last date entered service:

*(-) Total Creditable Service:

(=) PEBD:

[NOTE: Convert 1 year to 12 months and add to the month's column, and convert 1 month to 30 days and add to the day's

column, to subtract months and days.]

(2) In this example the Soldier has more than one period of creditable service. You must add each period to

determine total creditable service. The Soldier served on active duty for 4 years, then spent 4 years in a control group before

discharge at the end of an 8-year military service obligation (MSO). One year later, the Soldier enlisted in the Army

National Guard (ARNG) for 3 years and is now enlisting into your unit on 24 May 2006. The PEBD computation would be:

Period 1:

End Date:

(includes 6 years AD

and 2 years IRR)

(-) Start Date:

Subtotal:

(+) 1 inclusive day:

(=) Net Service:

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Period 2:

End Date:

(-) Start Date:

Subtotal:

(+) 1 inclusive day:

(=) Net Service:

Add Periods:

YY MM DD

Period 1:

11 30

Period

Total New Prior Service: 09 22 60

Total Prior Service: 11 years

Final Calculation:

YY MM DD

Last date entered service: 06 05 24

(-)

Total

Creditable

service:

(=) PEBD: 95 05 24

Section IX

Administrative Changes

2-20. Administrative procedures

Use the following procedures to correct/update a Soldier’s MMPA. Refer to appendix D, procedure D-2, for required forms and

supporting documents.

a. Social security number (SSN) change. Contact your CPM prior to taking any actions for Soldiers who have received

payment under an incorrect SSN. The CPM coordinates with the UPC to transfer the Soldiers wage and tax information to the

correct SSN.

(1) If the SSN is incorrect in personnel and pay, correct the Soldier’s SSN in the personnel module of RLAS to generate an

SSD transaction to update the MMPA. Do not attempt to create a new record with the correct SSN.

(2) If the SSN is correct in the personnel module of RLAS, but incorrect on the MMPA, submit USAR Form 22 to the

UPC with one of the documents in procedure D-2, rule 2, indicating the correct SSN and one of the SSD exception documents

listed in paragraph 2-6.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – SSN.]

b. Name.

(1) If the name is incorrect in personnel and pay, correct the Soldier’s name in the personnel module of RLAS to generate

an SSD transaction to update the MMPA.

(2) If the name is correct in the personnel module of RLAS but incorrect on the MMPA, submit USAR Form 22 to the

UPC with one of the documents in procedure D-2, rule 4 indicating the correct name and one of the SSD exception documents

listed in paragraph 2-6.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – NAME.]

c. Sex code change. Submit USAR Form 22 indicating the correct sex code to the UPC.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – SEX.]

d. Date of Gain (DOG) change. Check block 7 of USAR Form 22, enter new date of gain in block 20, and submit to the

UPC with one of the documents in procedure D-2, rule 6 indicating the correct DOG.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – DOG.]

e. Officer Service Date (OSD)/Aviation Service Date (ASD) change. Check block 19 of USAR Form 22, place the

OSD/ASD dates in block 20 and submit to the UPC with one of the documents in procedure D-2, rule 7.

[NOTE: See figure G-2, Section 2, MMPA – OSD-ASD.]

f. Program element code (PEC), personnel accounting symbol (PAS), or state pay group mobilization augmentee (ST

PGMA) Code changes.

(1) PEC. Submit a USAR Form 22 with the correct PEC to the UPC.

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(2) PAS. PAS codes (UIC portion) are updated through SSD. If the UIC is correct in RLAS but the UIC portion of the

PAS is incorrect on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 22 with the correct PAS in block 8 to the UPC. The UIC portion of the

PAS is formulated by dropping the “W” and adding a zero to the end of the UIC. Include reassignment orders and one of the

SSD exception documents listed in paragraph 2-6.

(3) ST PGMA. Submit a USAR Form 22 with the correct Pay Group to the UPC. The Pay Group is always coded as

“AN” for USAR Soldiers.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – PEC, PAS, ST PGMA.]

g. Effective date of grade. Check block 19 of USAR Form 22 and submit to the UPC with one of the documents in

paragraph D-2, rule 11, indicating the correct effective date of grade.

[NOTE: There is a difference between date of rank and effective date of grade. The effective date is used to determine rate of

pay and should be reflected in this field. See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA, – EDG.]

h. Leave indicator. This field should have an “X” displayed. No action is necessary if the ‘X” is missing unless the

Soldier is entitled to payment of accrued leave. In these cases, refer to paragraph 2-9 p (3).

[NOTE: See figure G-6, Section 6, MMPA, – FI-IND.]

i. Leave cumulative days paid. This field lists the cumulative days of accrued leave that the Soldier has been paid during

their career.

(1) If the number of leave days displayed is incorrect, submit USAR Form 24 to the UPC to correct the leave days.

Check block 14 of the USAR Form 24 and enter the number of cumulative days accrued leave that the Soldier has been

paid. Attach supporting documents showing prior leave paid.

(2) If the number of leave days should reflect zero (0), submit USAR Form 24 to the UPC to correct the leave days.

Check block 14 and enter 0 for the number of cumulative days accrued leave that the Soldier has been paid.

[NOTE: See figure G-6, Section 6, MMPA, – LV-PAID.]

2-21. Non-prior service indicator

a. The non-prior service (NPS) indicator on the MMPA will read “6” for NPS Soldiers.

b. The Defense Military Pay Office (DMPO) at the BCT site should remove the NPS indicator when the Soldier

completes BCT. If the NPS indicator still shows “6” on the next MMPA, submit a USAR Form 22 and copy of the DD Form

220 or DD Form 214, as applicable, to the UPC. The NPS indicator tells DJMS-RC to pay the Soldier as an E1 with less than

4 months of active duty, regardless of the actual number of months served. Therefore, it is important to remove the NPS

indicator when the Soldier completes BCT. You must also update the Training Pay Category (TPC) code in RLAS. Failure to

update the TPC will cause IDT types other than BA or rescheduled training (RST) to reject in DJMS-RC.

c. The NPS indicator also limits the number of drills payable to a Soldier. Drill limits are established by SSD. Soldiers

enlisting under the split option program are authorized to perform 12, 24, or 36 type 11 drills (BAs) prior to entry on BCT.

NPS Soldiers cannot perform any other type of drill or active duty, with the exception of ADOS-RC, prior to completion of

BCT. Removing the NPS indicator increases the limit for BAs (type 11) to 48. The limits for BAs are automatically set at 48

per FY for prior service Soldiers. Equivalent training (ET) and RST are included in this limit.

[NOTE: See figure G, Section 1, MMPA – NPS.]

2-22. Pay status and active duty codes

The DJMS-RC uses pay status and active duty codes to determine what types of duty a Soldier may be paid. See table 2-1

for a list of pay status and active duty codes.

a. Pay status codes. There are seven pay status codes:

(1) Pay status code “A.” All TPU Soldiers are accessed in pay status code “A.” This code allows payment for all

types of training.

(2) Pay status code “N.” Deceased Soldiers. Pay status code "K" is used temporarily for deceased Soldiers

until completion of final audit and payments by DFAS.

(3) Pay status code “Z.” Soldiers on ADT and ADOS-RC tours of over 29 days. This code is established

automatically when the UPC or an active duty site listed in appendix C initiates pay for an active duty tour of 29 days or

more for a Soldier. This code restricts payment of IDT during the tour.

(4) Pay status code “W.” Soldier is performing Initial Entry Training (IET) and receiving pay through DJMS-RC.

(5) Pay status code “X.” TPU Soldiers in the Simultaneous Membership (SMP) Cadet Program.

(6) Pay status code “O.” Soldier is mobilized or performing ADOS (formerly known as temporary tour active duty

(TTAD)) and receiving pay through DJMS-RC.

(7) Pay status code “R.” Soldier has an ROTC “Student” MMPA.

b. Active duty codes. There are three active duty codes signifying that the Soldier has a pay account on DJMS-Active

Component (DJMS-AC) and the AC is paying the Soldier. These codes are:

(1) Active duty code “K.” Soldier is on Active Guard Reserve (AGR) tour. This code allows the Soldier’s MMPA to

remain on DJMS-RC for future bonus payments if the Soldier is still eligible. This code prohibits payment for IDT, AT, ADT,

and ADOS-RC during the AGR tour. The pay status code will remain “A”. The Loss Indicator code will change to “LL” and the

SGLI collections will stop on DJMS-RC, but collect from the AGR pay account. See paragraph 6-1 for processing procedures for

Soldiers entering on AGR tour. Pay status code K is used temporarily for deceased Soldiers until completion of final audit and

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payments by DFAS.

(2) Active duty code “S.” Used only when mobilized and paid by the Active Army (full mobilization). This code is

not used for contingency operations, individual unit, or Soldier activations.

(3) Active duty code “Y.” Soldiers attending IET and paid by DJMS-AC. This code is obsolete as all USAR Soldiers

receive pay through DJMS-RC during IET. The “Y” active duty code remains on the MMPA and the UCPMR for history

purposes, preventing duplicate payments for Soldiers previously paid for IET on DJMS-AC.

[NOTE: See figure G-2, Section 2, MMPA – PAY STATUS, Section 3 – AD-CODE-DATES.]

Table 2-1

Pay status and active duty codes

SOLDIER’S

STATUS

PAY

STATUS CODES

ACTIVE

DUTY

CODES

Y**

Accessions

Prior Service

Non Prior Service

Performing Initial Active Duty for

Training (IADT)

SMP

ROTC

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC/ADOS

1-29 DAYS

More than 29 Days

Deceased

AGR

Mobilized

ADOS

* Will take effect upon full mobilization.

**Obsolete.

(See appendix G for pay status and active duty codes.)

Section X

Organization Changes

2-23. Changes to organizational data

a. The UPC receives force structure changes to unit organizational data (including activation of new units and derivative

UICs for mobilization, inactivation, and re-designation) and updates DJMS-RC with the new data. Units with organizational

changes must monitor their pay reports to ensure that the change takes effect within 30 days of the effective date on the

permanent order. If changes have not been made, contact your CPM. Newly activated units must contact the RD in their region

for a payroll number and Site ID. The RD must coordinate with the appropriate pay team at the UPC to determine the payroll

number.

b. Changes to unit address and telephone numbers are not automated and require submission of a USAR Form 26 to the

UPC. Check “Organizational Change” under Handling Information and enter the new address or telephone number in the

Remarks section.

Section XI

Reassignment and Transfers

2-24. Required documentation

Reassignments or transfers (other than attachments over 180 days) of Soldier pay accounts between Army Reserve units or

from the National Guard are processed through SSD. Follow exception processing procedures in paragraph 2-5 when a

transfer processes in TAPDB-R/RLAS, but not in DJMS-RC, or does not process in either system. For attachments over 180

days, submit a copy of the attachment order to the UPC.

2-25. Verifying and updating account information

Upon receipt of the first MMPA for a new Soldier, verify that all data is correct and whether there are

incent

ive or special pays

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on the MMPA requiring termination. If necessary, submit documentation required to update MMPA information (e.g., direct

deposit, mailing address, state of legal residence, termination of incentive pay,

etc.)

, or have the Soldier use myPay to update the

information. Appendix G contains information on each data item on the MMPA.

Section XII

Separations

2-26. Separation process

Separations processed in TAPDB-R/RLAS create SSD transactions that separate the MMPA. Follow exception

procedures in paragraph 2-5 when a separation processes in TAPDB-R/RLAS, but not in DJMS-RC. Ensure that the

Soldier’s MMPA is up-to-date before submitting the separation request. It is important that the mailing address is

accurate so that the IRS Form W-2 and any other correspondence will reach the Soldier. Submit USAR Form 22 to the

UPC to change the address. Refer to paragraph 2-15 for procedures on updating SGLI.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA, – ADRS-2, ADRS-3, ADRS-4, ADRS-5, ADRS-EFF-DT.]

2-27. Bonus terminations

The UPC terminates bonuses and recoups unearned portions of bonus payments automatically when a Soldier is separated

through SSD. The UPA must submit a USAR Form 23, Selective Reserve Incentive Program (SRIP) Adjustment

Certification Worksheet) to prevent recoupment for Soldiers who are not subject to recoupment, authorized suspension of

their bonus, or are entering on AGR tour and retain eligibility for future anniversary payments. See the Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-

8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx for information on bonus procedures.

2-28. MMPA disposition after separation

The LOSS data item in Section 1 of the MMPA will reflect "LL" when a separation processes for a Soldier. Separated

MMPAs remain on DJMS-RC until purged by DFAS-IN. Separated MMPAs are normally purged on the first daily

update to DJMS-RC in January for accounts separated for more than 1 year. Purge occurs for all MMPAs that were "LL"

for the previous 368 days, except for dual status ROTC MMPAs, held pay status MMPAs, and AGR MMPAs.

Transactions for drills, active duty, bonuses and account maintenance will process for MMPAs in "LL" status if the

MMPA is still on DJMS-RC and the effective date of the transaction is prior to the date of separation (DOS).

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA, – LOSS, DOS.]

Section XIII

Drill Limits/Authorizations

2-29. Drill limits

Table 2-2 provides the FY limits for each drill type. Note that type 21 (ET) drills count towards the FY limit for type 11

drills. Soldiers may not perform ET or RST in the current FY for drills missed in the previous FY. The ET or RST counts

against the year it is paid; therefore, the Soldier will reach 48 drills prior to the unit’s scheduled 48th drill. See AR 140-1 for

information on IDT.

[NOTE: See figure G-7, Section 7, MMPA.]

Table 2-2

Fiscal year drill limits

TYPE

DEFINITION

LIMIT

MMPA Code

BA(s)/RST

(count towards

type 11 limit)

Additional Flight Training Period (AFTP)

Additional Training Assembly (ATA)

(including EBDL (42))

Funeral Honors Detail (FHD)

No limit

AABA

Medical/Dental Drills)

Readiness Management Assembly (RMA)

2-30. Non-prior service (NPS) drill limitations

NPS Soldiers have drill limits that differ from prior service Soldiers. NPS Soldiers may only perform type 11 and 21 drills

prior to BCT. FY drill limits for NPS Soldiers are:

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a. Type 11 – BA. Soldiers are authorized 12, 24 or 36 prior to IET, depending on their age, education, and the period

between enlistment and reporting to IET.

b. Type 21 – ET. Soldiers are authorized four per FY (these drills count towards the type 11 limit).

c. Refer to AR 140-1 and AR 601-210, Active and Reserve Components Enlistment Program for more information.

2-31. Reinstatement of NPS drill limitations

The unit must reinstate the NPS drill limitations when a Soldier fails to complete BCT. Submit a USAR Form 22- R to the UPC.

Check block 19 of the USAR Form 22 and include the drill types and limits authorized prior to BCT in block 20.

2-32. Drill restrictions.

a. Soldiers are not authorized to exceed the 48-drill limitation when transferring between Army Reserve TPUs or from the

ARNG to the USAR.

b. Soldiers may not perform RST for BAs scheduled after date of discharge; transfer to the IRR, retired Reserve or another

Component.

Section XIV

Taxes

2-33. Federal tax withholding

a. Soldiers should use their myPay account (see para 2-10) to change their marital status or number of exemptions for

federal tax withholding. Soldiers experiencing problems with myPay can submit an IRS Form W-4 to the UPC to update their

federal tax information. New Soldiers should review their federal tax withholding information on their first LES and make

changes if necessary.

b. Soldiers wishing to elect a higher rate or additional federal tax withholding should use myPay to change their amount of

additional tax, marital status, or number of exemptions. Soldiers without access to myPay should complete an IRS Form W-4 to

change their additional tax, marital status or number of exemptions. Additional withholding is available in increments of $1.00

(minimum) up to $84.00 (maximum) for each day of basic pay. Soldiers entering on a long tour of active duty or mobilization

should be advised to review their additional tax withholding.

(1) Example 1: A Soldier requests $2.00 additional federal income tax withholding and performs a BA 2; $4

withheld for the two BAs.

(2) Example 2: Same Soldier performs a 14-day AT period; $28 would be withheld for the active duty period ($2.00 for

each day of active duty).

(3) Example 3: Soldier with $15 additional federal tax withholding is mobilized; $450 will be withheld for each

month.

c. DFAS-IN will notify the UPC if the IRS determines a Soldier's federal tax withholding status is incorrect. The UPC

changes the Soldier's exemptions to the maximum number authorized by the IRS and notifies the unit of the change. The

withholding rate will continue until the Soldier submits a new W-4 that does not exceed the number of exemptions allowed

by the IRS. Soldiers wishing to contest the IRS decision must contact the IRS.

[NOTE: See figure G-4, Section 4, MMPA – FITW-EXEMPT-OPT.]

2-34. The IRS Form W-2 (Wage and Tax Statement)

The IRS Form W-2 is issued each January for the prior tax year. The W-2 includes wages paid from January through

December. The W-2s are available for viewing and printing on myPay. By using myPay, Soldiers give consent to receive

their W-2 through myPay and no longer receive them through the mail. Soldiers who do not use myPay and Soldiers who

separated during the previous tax year will receive their W-2 by mail.

a. Reissued IRS Form W-2. If a Soldier does not receive the original W-2, or if the original was lost or damaged,

the

Soldier can use their myPay account or call DFAS at 1-888-PAYARMY to request reissue.

b. Corrected IRS Form W-2. Soldiers requiring a corrected W-2 due to an error in money amounts can submit the request via

letter, fax or telephone. The request must include the Soldier's name, SSN, mailing address, and telephone number.

Mail: DFAS Indianapolis Center, ATTN: DFAS-IN/RC/NG, 8899 East 56th St., Indianapolis, IN 46249.

Fax: Commercial 317-510-4346 or DSN 699-4346.

Telephone: 1-888-332-7411.

c. Multiple W-2s. Soldiers who received payments from DJMS-AC and DJMS-RC during a year will receive two W-2s. A

separate W-2 is also issued to Soldiers who were reimbursed for a do-it-yourself move by the Active Army.

d. SLRP/HPLRP W-2. Soldiers who received SLRP/HPLRP payments during the previous year will receive a separate

W-2. SLRP/HPLRP W-2s are available on myPay. SLRP/HPLRP payments are taxable and taxes are withheld from

payments. Information on SLRP/HPLRP can be found in the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx

2-35. State tax withholding

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a. Soldiers should use their myPay account (see para 2-10) to change their marital status or number of exemptions for

state tax withholding. For Soldiers who experience problems with their myPay account, submit a state form W-4 or IRS

Form W-4 annotated “STATE TAX” on top, to the UPC. State exemptions do not have to be the same as federal exemptions.

b. Soldiers may elect to have additional state tax withheld. Soldiers experiencing problems or without access to myPay

should complete an IRS Form W-4 indicating the amount of additional withholding they desire. Additional withholding is

available in increments of $1.00 (minimum) up to $84.00 (maximum) for each day of basic, special, or incentive pay.

Calculation of additional state tax withholding is different than for additional federal tax withholding in that it includes

special and incentive pays. See paragraph 2-33 for examples of additional tax withholding.

[NOTE: See figure G-4, Section 4, MMPA – FITW-W2-STATE.]

Section XV

Extension, Reenlistment, and ETS Date Corrections

2-36. Extension, reenlistment, and ETS date corrections

Changes to ETS dates processed in RLAS will update DJMS-RC automatically. Do not send extension, enlistment or

reenlistment (REENL) documents to the UPC unless the ETS date change processed in TAPDB-R/RLAS but not in DJMS-

RC. Submit USAR Form 22 to the UPC with DD Form 4 or DA Form 4836 and one of the SSD exception documents listed in

paragraph 2-6.

[NOTE: See figure G-1, Section 1, MMPA – ETS.]

Chapter 3

Inactive and Active Duty Pay Procedures

Section I

Inactive Duty Training (IDT)

3-1. Inactive Duty Training (IDT) payment procedures- Automated Drill Attendance Reporting System (ADARS)

a. Use ADARS to report IDT performance inside IAS (current and 11 previous months). Attendance outside of IAS

will reject in DJMS-RC. See appendix D, procedure D-18, for processing procedures for attendance outside IAS.

b. Refer to the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx for instructions on

using ADARS to report IDT attendance inside IAS.

3-2. IDT administrative procedures

a. Reporting unit attendance requires the use of an IDT Attendance Roster. The ADARS IDT Attendance Roster is the

only roster authorized for reporting unit BA attendance. ADARS generates the IDT Attendance Roster from information

drawn from the RLAS Personnel module. Print the IDT Attendance Roster a few days prior to your BA weekend and enter

absence codes for any known absences (Soldiers on AT, ADT, IADT, RST, etc.). Make all annotations on the IDT

Attendance Roster in ink. See figure 3-1 for a sample of an annotated ADARS IDT Attendance Roster.

b. The unit commander is responsible for establishing sign-in procedures. Depending on the size of the unit, you

can

centrally locate the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster or distribute it to sections. The Soldier must sign for each BA period

(even for one BA). Soldiers must sign-in prior to the beginning of a BA or opening formation of a BA. You may add

new Soldiers manually to the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster, but you must ensure the Soldiers appear in the Personnel

module before you can process their pay in ADARS. Soldiers performing duty on BA weekend away from the unit’s duty

site must complete a DA Form 1380 to receive pay for IDT performance.

c. The senior NCO (normally the 1SG), is responsible for securing the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster prior to the opening

formation and for determining when sign-in should end. After opening formation, the senior NCO determines the attendance

status (excused or unexcused absence) of all Soldiers absent from the BA. The Senior NCO posts the signature line for the first

period of the drill with an attendance status of either an “A” for excused absence, “U” for unexcused absence, or “W” for excused

absence - Equivalent Training authorized. All other signature lines should be complete, with either the Soldier’s signature or an

absence code posted prior to drill. All excused absences and RSTs require an approved excused absence form or request for RST.

This form is developed by the unit or GFC command.

d. The senior NCO is responsible for the safekeeping of the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster until after the last closing

formation of the BA weekend. During the BA weekend, the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster must be kept in a limited access

area when not in use.

e. Soldiers who arrive after the conclusion of opening formation must have written permission (recommended by the

supervisor and approved by the unit commander or senior NCO) to sign-in. A sample permission to sign-in slip format is at

figure 3-2. If the Soldier has already been coded as absent, line out the attendance code on the Sign-In Roster and have the

Soldier sign the attendance roster. Soldiers must make up time missed after that day’s closing formation in order to receive

credit for the BA. The Soldier’s supervisor must verify that the Soldier made up the time missed. Maintain the permission to

sign-in slips with the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster.

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f. Soldiers must sign-out after the closing formation for the BA. Soldiers not present for closing formation must complete a

DA Form 1380 to receive credit for the afternoon BA.

g. The unit commander must designate individuals authorized to monitor sign-in and sign-out, and control the ADARS

IDT Attendance Roster, on an additional duty appointment memorandum. A sample appointment memorandum is at figure

3-3. These individuals provide the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster to the senior NCO prior to opening formation and after

closing formation and ensure the roster is not left unattended at any time. The appointment memorandums are an item for

review during inspections and Staff Assistance Visits (SAVs). Maintain the memorandums in ARIMS IAW appendix K.

h. The unit commander or alternate certifying official signs the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster after the last closing

formation of the unit’s BA (e.g., closing formation on Sunday if BA is Saturday-Sunday). Alternate certifying officials are

appointed by memorandum. (A sample appointment memorandum is at figure 3-4). To prevent conflict of interests, the same

individual cannot certify an ADARS IDT Attendance Roster and input the drill attendance into ADARS. The unit commander

cannot designate personnel who have access to ADARS as alternate certifying officials.

i. The unit commander or alternate certifying official signs each page of the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster only after it is

complete with an attendance status posted for each Soldier. Units performing Battle Assemblies in multiple locations may

generate their attendance roster by sections and appoint an alternate certifying officer at each location to certify the section

attendance roster. Alternately, sections may mail, scan or fax their section attendance rosters to the unit for signature. The copy of

the section attendance roster maintained by the unit must contain the original signature of the certifying officer. The unit

commander’s or alternate certifying

fficial’s signature on the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster indicates his or her personal

verification of the attendance and authorizes pay. Therefore, the unit commander and alternate certifying official must have a

clear understanding of unit attendance and pay procedures.

j. Do not post attendance to ADARS until ALL periods of the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster have signatures or annotations

of duty status and the signature of the commander or alternate certifying official on each page. A review of the attendance codes

entered in RLAS is required prior to creating a TL. Print the ADARS Preview TL Report. The commander or alternate reviewing

officer must compare the report to the IDT attendance roster and DA 1380s to ensure the attendance codes are accurate. The

commander or alternate reviewing officer must enter “Reviewed”, their signature block, signature and date on the last page of

the report. Retain the report with the IDT attendance roster and DA Form 1380s.

k. You must create a TL in ADARS for unit attendance within 24 hours of the completion of the unit BA. You must create a

TL for individual drill attendance within 72 hours of receipt of a DA Form 1380.

3-3. Manual IDT reporting

a. You cannot process IDT in ADARS for drill periods outside IAS, (older than 12 months) or for Soldiers who

have separated and are no longer accessible in RLAS.

b. Submit IDT payments for these situations on USAR Form 22. Check block 19 and enter drill types, number of drills

and incentive codes (if applicable) in block 20. Attach supporting documents (DA Form 1380 or ADARS IDT Attendance

Roster). Include one of the reasons below in the remarks section of the USAR Form 26.

(1) IDT date older than 12 months.

(2) Soldier separated and no longer accessible in the ADARS module.

c. To pay or collect a drill performed within the last 12 months by a Soldier who has transferred to another unit and is not

visible in your RLAS, submit the documents in para 3-3b above to the RD for processing. Submit the following actions to the RD

via the RD inquiry mailbox for processing in ADARS. RD inquiry mailbox addresses are available on the USAR Pay

Management Division SharePoint, under the Command Pay Managers link, at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx.

3-4. Funeral Honors Duty (FHD) payments

Use ADARS to process payment of Funeral Honors Duty Allowance (FHDA). See the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance

and appendix D, procedure D-25, for processing procedures.

3-5. Medical/Dental Readiness Periods

Use ADARS to process payment of Medical/Dental Readiness Periods (MDRP). See the Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance and appendix D, procedure D-26, for processing procedures.

3-6. Electronic Based Distributed Learning Courses

Use ADARS to process payment of Electronic Based Distributed Learning Courses (EBDL). See Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance and appendix D, procedure D-26, for processing procedures.

3-7. Collection of erroneous BA payments

a. Use ADARS to collect erroneous ADARS payments for BAs inside IAS. See appendix D, procedure D-18, for

processing procedures. See para 3-3c above for procedures for Soldiers who transferred to another unit.

b. Use USAR Forms 22 and 28 (Notice of Indebtedness) to collect erroneous BA payments outside of IAS. Complete

blocks 5 and 20 of the USAR Form 22. Include BA types, number of BAs, incentive pay codes (if applicable), and BA dates

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to collect. See para 5-1c for debt processing requirements.

3-8. Disposition of attendance documents

The ADARS IDT Attendance Roster, permission to sign-in slips, DA Forms 1380, and ADARS transaction reports make up

the IDT performance package. IDT performance packages are an item for review during inspections and SAVs. File the IDT

performance package IAW appendix K. Keep the IDT performance package (by month) in the active file for a period of 1

year. Store the IDT performance package in the inactive file for the remaining 5 years and 3 months. Destroy the IDT

performance package after 6 years and 3 months.

Section II

Individual Active Duty

3-9. Certification requirements

a. All periods of individual active duty (AT, ADT, and ADOS-RC) require certification after duty completion by

someone with knowledge of the Soldier’s duty performance. Periods of IADT, CO-ADOS and mobilization do not require

certification. Whenever possible, the person certifying should be someone at the training site. The unit commander or a

designated representative may certify duty performance when no one is available to certify at the training site, To avoid

conflicts of interest, do not appoint personnel with access to RADARS as designated representatives for certifying active

duty performance. Soldiers may not certify their own performance.

b. Certification Procedures:

(1) RLAS orders of 1-7 days. The Soldier and certifying official sign the performance statement on the bottom of the

order at the completion of duty. You cannot initiate payment for 1 - 7 day orders until the Soldier completes the duty and

provides duty certification. Create the payment in RADARS.

(2) Orders of 1-7 days produced outside of RLAS (HRC orders). Submit order and USAR Form 25, Individual

Active Duty Certificate of Performance signed by the Soldier and certifying official to the UPC to certify performance and

initiate payment.

(3) RLAS orders of 8-29 days. The Soldier and certifying official sign the performance statement on the bottom of the

order at the completion of duty. Certification is required within 30 days of the duty end date. Failure to certify duty will

result in collection of military pay and allowance paid previously for the duty period. Enter the certification in RADARS.

(4) Orders of 8-29 days produced outside RLAS (HRC orders). Certification is required within 30 days of the duty end

date. Failure to certify duty will result in collection of military pay and allowance paid previously for the duty period.

Submit USAR Form 25 signed by the Soldier and certifying official to the UPC.

(5) Orders of 30 or more days. Soldiers performing ADT, ADOS or ADOS-RC at a location listed in appendix C, table

C-2, must certify duty performance by providing a USAR Form 25 or certified copy of the RLAS order to the installation

finance office NLT 10 days after each month and during out-processing. For duty at a location that is not listed in appendix

C, table C-2, submit a USAR Form 25 or certified copy of the RLAS order to the UPC NLT 10 days after each month and at

duty completion. Failure to certify duty monthly will result in suspension of future payments until certification is

received by the UPC. Continued failure to provide certification will result in collection of military pay and allowance paid

previously for the duty period.

3-10. Payment processing requirements

a. AT/ADT/ADOS-RC orders of 1 - 29 days issued in RLAS. Use RADARS to process duty periods inside IAS. Refer to

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for processing procedures. All RADARS actions require a review of the data entered in

RLAS prior to creating a TL. See the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for procedures on printing a preview report. The

commander or alternate reviewing officer must compare the report to the orders and available records to ensure the active duty

entitlements are accurate. The commander or alternate reviewing officer must enter “Reviewed”, their signature block, signature

and date on the last page of the report. Retain the report with the RADARS TL.

(1) Process orders of 1 - 7 days within 24 hours of receipt of certified orders.

(2) Process orders of 8-29 days on the first day of active duty to ensure payment on the last day of duty. Input orders

to RADARS received after the first day of duty within 24 hours of receipt. Do not input orders received on or after the last

day of duty without duty certification.

[NOTE: Contact the UPC immediately to stop payment when an order is revoked, a Soldier fails to report for duty, or

returns early.]

(3) Orders of 1-29 days must be input for pay in RADARS within 45 days of duty completion. If not, RADARS will

prohibit all other processing until the order is either revoked or input for pay.

(4) RADARS will produce a Required Action List (RAL) for all orders of 8-29 days not certified within 30 days of

the last day of active duty. The RAL blocks all other RADARS actions until the RAL is cleared. See the Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance for more information.

(5) Submit orders of 1-29 days that are outside IAS to the UPC for processing. See appendix D, procedure D-20, for

processing procedures.

b. AT/ADT/ADOS-RC of 1-29 days for orders issued outside of RLAS, (HRC orders to include HRC MRP orders).

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(1) Orders of 1-7 days. Submit required documents to the UPC. See appendix D, procedure D-20, for processing

procedures.

(2) Orders of 8-29 days. Submit required documents to the UPC on the first day of active duty to ensure payment on

or near the last day of duty. Submit required documents to the UPC as soon as possible when received after the first day of

duty. When orders are received on or after the last day of duty, the order must include the duty certification when submitting

for payment to the UPC. See appendix D, procedure D-20, for processing procedures.

[NOTE: Contact the UPC immediately to stop payment when an order is revoked, a Soldier fails to report for duty, or

returns early.]

(3) Submit required documents for duty of 1-29 days that is outside IAS to the UPC for processing. See appendix D,

procedure D-20, for processing procedures.

c. Tours of 30 or more days.

(1) Ensure that the Soldier’s final leave indicator and the leave days paid are correct on the 2405 History

Report (Section 5 – LV-FI-IND). See paragraph 2-9p(3) above.

(2) Soldiers performing duty at a location listed in appendix C, table C-2 receive pay support from the installation finance

office. Do not submit orders for these Soldiers to the UPC. Instruct the Soldier to report to the installation finance office upon

arrival at the duty station to initiate his/her pay.

[NOTE: Contact the UPC immediately to stop payment when an order is revoked, a Soldier fails to report for duty, or returns

early.]

(3) Soldiers performing duty at a location not listed in appendix C, table C-2 receive pay support from the UPC. Submit

orders to the UPC.

[NOTE: Contact the UPC immediately to stop payment when an order is revoked, a Soldier fails to report for duty, or returns

early.]

(4) Provide the Soldier with adequate copies of orders, USAR Form 25 (if the duty performance statement is not on

the orders), and other documents to support entitlements not currently authorized on the MMPA. Instruct the Soldier to

provide these documents to the installation finance office.

d. Task force operations. The Task Force Planning Cell submits pay and duty certifications to the UPC or local finance office

for Soldiers on orders of 30 days or more. Process RLAS task force orders of 1-29 days in RADARS.

Section III

Unit Annual Training (AT)

3-11. Payroll preparation

Publish unit AT orders in accordance with GFC Command guidance. When unit AT is performed on group travel orders, use

the RLAS RADARS Unit AT module to process the payments. When individual orders are used for unit AT, process the

payments in the RLAS RADARS 1-29 days module. See the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for processing procedures.

Section IV

Active Duty Pay Adjustments

3-12. Collection of overpayments

a. Use RADARS to collect duty periods paid but not performed that were paid by RADARS and are inside IAS.

b. RADARS will create a collection action automatically when duty is certified for a lesser number of days than was paid

on an 8-29 day order processed through RADARS.

c. Use USAR Form 24 to initiate collection of days not performed or erroneous entitlements.

(1) active duty period is outside IAS.

(2) active duty was performed on a non-RLAS (HRC) order.

(3) active duty was paid outside of RADARS by the UPC or a finance office.

(4) erroneous entitlements were paid, such as Soldier received parachute pay but was not qualified for the pay.

d. Complete block 13 and explain the reason for the collection in block 16 of the USAR Form 24. See appendix D,

procedure D-28, for processing procedures.

3-13. Underpayments

Submit a USAR Form 24 to the UPC when a Soldier is underpaid AD entitlements. Include a copy of the orders and other

substantiating documents as necessary. Complete block 13 and provide an explanation of the underpayment in block 16 of the

USAR Form 24. See appendix D, procedure D-28, for processing procedures.

Section V

Initial Active Duty for Training (IADT)

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3-14. Payment of IADT

a. The finance office at the training site is responsible for pay support of Soldiers attending BCT and Advanced Individual

Training (AIT). Units do not have to initiate pay for Soldiers performing IADT.

b. Units should ensure that Soldiers are accessed to DJMS-RC and enrolled in direct deposit prior to reporting to IADT (see

para 2-12).

c. Units should not submit address or pay option changes (EFT/Check to Address) to the UPC while the Soldier is at

IADT, Soldiers should submit these types of changes through their training unit to the finance office at the training site.

Units may send all other pay actions to the UPC while the Soldier is at IADT.

d. If the Soldier returns from BCT or AIT prior to training completion, verify that the Soldier was not paid beyond

released from active duty (REFRAD).

Section VI

Allowances

3-15. Mileage allowance

a. Duty inside commuting distance, outside corporate limits.

(1) Use RADARS to process mileage payments when the RLAS order states “duty is inside commuting distance

(outside corporate

limits).”

Mileage is not payable when the orders state duty is inside corporate limits. See Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance for procedures on processing mileage in RADARS.

(2) Use a USAR Form 24 to process mileage for orders published outside of RLAS, or duty performed outside IAS. See

appendix D, procedure D-33, for instructions on preparing the USAR Form 24 for mileage payments.

b. Duty outside commuting distance. When an active duty order states “duty is outside of commuting distance,” process

travel entitlements through the Defense Travel System (DTS) or prepare a DD Form 1351-2, Travel Voucher or Subvoucher and

submit it to Travel Operations-Indianapolis depending on your GFC command’s guidance. Refer to Appendix F for manual

travel payment procedures.

c. Unit AT.

(1) Transportation allowances are authorized for Soldiers to travel to the rendezvous point or the unit.

(2) Use RADARS to process mileage for Soldiers on Annex A, B, C, or D of the unit AT order when the annex states

“duty is inside commuting distance (outside corporate

limits).”

Mileage is not payable when the orders state duty is inside

corporate limits. See the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for procedures on processing mileage for unit AT in RADARS.

(3) Prepare a DD 1351-2 or DTS authorization for Soldiers residing inside commuting distance (outside corporate

limits) and traveling by non-POC transportation (taxi, bus, tolls, parking, rental car, etc.)

(4) Use DTS to process mileage for Soldiers on Annex A, B, C, or D of the Unit AT order when the annex states duty is

outside commuting distance and Soldier is traveling to the rendezvous point.

(5) Use DTS to process travel to the AT site for Soldiers on Annex E.

d. Reimbursement for Travel. See Appendix F for travel reimbursement guidance.

3-16. Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS)

a. Officer BAS. The DJMS-RC pays BAS automatically to officers on any type of active duty. See para 3-16c for BAS

collection procedures when meals are provided without cost.

b. Enlisted BAS. The DJMS-RC pays BAS automatically to enlisted Soldiers on any type of active duty except Initial

Entry Training. See para 3-16c for BAS collection procedures when meals are provided without cost.

c. Missed Meals. Soldiers may be entitled to BAS for meals missed or unavailable due to impracticability, duty

requirements, or temporary dining facility closures. See appendix D, procedure D-22, for instructions on paying BAS for

missed meals.

d. BAS meal collections. The discount meal rate (DMR) is collected from all Soldiers on AT orders or on individual

orders that are inside commuting distance when the order indicates that government meals are available at no cost. Collection

is at 25% of the DMR for the first and last days of duty and 100% of the DMR for all other days. Collect all payment of

meals, regardless of actual meal consumption. For AT and 1-29 day RLAS orders for duty inside commuting distance, the

collection is processed in RADARS. See paragraph 3-16e below when meals are provided without charge to Soldiers

performing ADT or ADOS-RC outside commuting distance. See the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for information on

selecting request for order (RFO) additional instructions for meals. For active duty orders of 1-29 days on a non-RLAS order,

submit a DA Form 4187 to the UPC indicating the dates and number of meals to collect itemized by breakfast (B), lunch (L),

and dinner (D). See appendix D, procedure D-22, for instructions on collecting BAS for active duty orders paid outside of

RADARS or duty outside of IAS.

e. Prohibition against collecting BAS and Per Diem for the same period. Soldiers performing ADT or ADOS-RC

outside commuting distance normally must pay for meals consumed in a dining facility. When meals are provided without

charge, Soldiers should receive full BAS and have their per diem reduced for the available meals. See chapter 8 of the

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for guidance on appropriate meal instructions for Soldiers provided meals without

charge while performing ADT or ADOS-RC outside commuting distance.

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3-17. Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA)

OHA assists Soldiers assigned outside the United States with offsetting high housing costs. See chapter 10 of the Joint Travel

Regulation (JTR) for more information on OHA.

a. Soldiers called (or ordered) to active duty from a residence outside the continental US (OCONUS) are entitled to OHA

when they meet one of the following conditions:

(1) ADT of 31 - 139 days; OHA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence.

(2) ADT of 140 days or more in an OCONUS location and movement of household goods is authorized; OHA is payable at

rate for the duty location.

(3) ADT of 140 days or more in an OCONUS location and movement of household goods is not authorized because-

(a) the duty is not performed for more than 139 days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

primary residence or

(d) the duty is less than 12 months; OHA is payable at the rate for Soldier's residence. Soldiers without dependents may

request a Secretarial waiver to receive OHA based on the duty location if government quarters are not available.

(4) ADOS-RC of 31 - 180 days in an OCONUS location; OHA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence.

(5) ADOS-RC of more than 180 days in an OCONUS location and movement of household goods is authorized;

OHA is payable at rate for the duty location.

(6) ADOS-RC of more than 180 days in an OCONUS location and movement of household goods is not authorized

because-

(a) the duty is not performed for 181 or more days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

(d) the duty is less than 12 months; OHA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence. Soldiers without dependents may

request a Secretarial waiver to receive OHA based on the duty location if government quarters are not available.

(7) Contingency operations (any duration); OHA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence unless in a PCS status

(8) Soldiers attending initial entry training receive BAH based on the training site location rather than OHA.

b. A Soldier ordered to OCONUS from a CONUS location is entitled to OHA or BAH as follows:

(1) ADT of 140 or ADOS-RC of 181 or more days and movement of household goods is authorized; OHA is payable

at rate for the duty location.

(2) ADT of 140 or ADOS-RC of 181 days or more and movement of household goods is not authorized because-

(a) the duty is not performed for more than 139 days at one location or

(b) there is a Secretarial waiver (Soldiers with dependents only) approving payment of BAH based on the Soldier’s

primary residence or

(d) the duty is less than 12 months; BAH is payable at the rate for the Soldier's residence. Soldiers without dependents

may request a Secretarial waiver to receive OHA based on the duty location in lieu of BAH if government quarters are not

available.

c. See appendix D, procedure D-30, for instructions on processing OHA claims. Submit the claim to the office

responsible for paying the active duty order (UPC or finance office).

3-18. OCONUS Cost-Of-Living Allowance (COLA)

OCONUS COLA assists Soldiers assigned outside the US with higher cost of living. See Chapters 7 and 9 of the JTR for

more information on OCONUS COLA.

a. Soldiers called (or ordered) to AT/ADT/ADOS-RC from a residence OCONUS are entitled to OCONUS COLA when

they meet one of the following conditions:

(1) Active duty for 30 days or less and per diem is not payable; COLA based on Soldier's residence.

(2) ADT of 31 - 139 days; COLA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence

(3) ADT of 140 days or more in an OCONUS location; COLA payable at the duty location rate.

(4) ADOS-RC of 31 - 180 days; COLA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence.

(5) ADOS-RC of 181 days or more in an OCONUS location; COLA payable at the duty location rate.

(6) ADOS-RC of 181 days or more in an OCONUS location and movement of household goods is not authorized

because -

(a) the duty is not performed for 181 or more days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

(d) the period of the order is less than 12 months; COLA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence.

(7) Contingency operations (any duration); COLA is payable at rate for Soldier's residence, unless in a PCS status.

b. Soldiers ordered to active duty from a CONUS location to an OCONUS location are entitled to OCONUS COLA

when they meet one of the following conditions:

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(1) ADT of 140 days or more; COLA payable at the rate for the duty location.

(2) ADOS-RC of 181 days or more; COLA payable at the rate for the duty location.

c. See appendix D, procedure D-23, for instructions on processing COLA claims. Submit the claim to the office

responsible for paying the active duty order (UPC or finance office).

3-19. CONUS COLA

CONUS COLA assists Soldier assigned to high cost areas within CONUS or when dependents are authorized to reside in

high cost areas in CONUS. See chapter 8 of the JTR for more information on CONUS COLA.

a. Soldiers called (or ordered) to active duty are entitled to CONUS COLA when they meet one of the following conditions:

(1) Performing active duty for 140 days or more at a CONUS COLA duty location; CONUS COLA is payable at the duty

location rate.

(2.) Performing active duty for 140 days or more in a non-PCS status; CONUS COLA is payable at rate for Soldier's

primary residence if a rate is established for that area.

(3). Contingency operations (any duration); CONUS COLA is payable at rate for Soldier's primary residence if a rate

is established for that area. If duty is PCS, the rate terminates the day prior to reporting to the duty location. CONUS COLA

for the duty location, if authorized, starts upon arrival at the duty location.

(4) Performing active duty of less than 140 days in a CONUS COLA location when the duty is extended and the period of

the extension (from the date of the amendment) is 140 or more days; CONUS COLA is payable at the duty location rate.

(5) Ordered to active duty for 140 days or more from a CONUS COLA location: CONUS COLA is payable at the

residence rate. The rate terminates upon reporting PCS to a duty location authorized CONUS COLA.

(6) Ordered to active duty for 140 or more days at a CONUS COLA location and movement of household goods is not

authorized because –

(a) the duty is not performed for 140 days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

rates is established for that area.

b. See appendix D, procedure D-23, for instructions on processing CONUS COLA claims. Submit the claim to the office

responsible for paying the active duty order (UPC or finance office).

3-20. Family Separation Allowance (FSA)

FSA assists Soldiers with added expense resulting from a forced separation from their dependents. FSA is payable to Soldiers

who perform duty inside or outside the US that meet the conditions of entitlement. Soldiers whose only dependent is a child

and have a shared physical custody agreement must have physical custody on an equal basis (at least 14 days a month)

with the other parent to qualify for FSA. There are two subcategories of FSA Type-II applicable to Soldiers:

a. Family Separation Allowance--Restricted (FSA-R). Applies to restricted permanent change of station (PCS)

moves (normally 20 weeks or more) where transportation of dependents is not authorized at Government expense and

dependents do not live in the vicinity of the permanent duty station (PDS).

b. Family Separation Allowance—Temporary (FSA-T). Applies to Soldiers who are TDY from their PDS continuously for

more than 30 days and their dependents are not residing at or near the TDY station

c. See appendix D, procedure D-24, for instructions on processing FSA. Submit the claim to the office responsible for

paying the active duty order (UPC or finance office). See the DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 27 and 57 for more

information on FSA.

Section VII

Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)

3-21. Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)

A Soldier’s entitlement to BAH is determined by the Soldier’s grade, dependents, location, and substantiated by DA Form

5960. Use the RLAS RM module of RLAS to create the DA Form 5960. Creating the DA Form 5960 in RLAS also updates the

BAH information on the Soldier’s MMPA. It is essential the Soldier’s dependent information is current and matches in the

RLAS DA Form 5960 and Personnel modules. When processing active duty payments, the UPC will not pay BAH to

Soldiers whose DA Form 5960 does not agree with the BAH information on their Master Military Pay Account (MMPA).

The UPC will notify the unit to process a new DA Form 5960 in RLAS. The UPC will start BAH for the active duty period

automatically once the unit creates the DA Form 5960 in RLAS. See chapter 9 of the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance

for DA Form 5960 processing procedures.

a. BAH categories.

(1) BAH with or without dependents. A variable rate determined by the Soldier’s pay grade and dependency status. BAH

is paid at the rate for the Soldier’s residence or duty location when the active duty is considered a PCS.

(2) BAH Reserve Component (BAH RC) with or without dependents. A standard rate determined by the Soldier’s pay

grade and dependency status.

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(3) BAH Partial. A standard rate paid to Soldiers without dependents residing in single type government quarters in a PCS

status or in the accession pipeline.

(4) BAH-Differential (BAH-DIFF). A standard rate paid to Soldiers who's only dependent is a child for which they are

paying child support. BAH-DIFF is payable only when the Soldier is residing in single type government quarters in a PCS status

or in the accession pipeline.

b. Type of BAH payable.

(1) AT/ADT/ADOS-RC of 1-30 days; BAH RC.

(2) ADT of 31 - 139 days; BAH at rate for Soldier's residence.

(3) ADT of 140 days or more at one location. BAH at rate for duty location. BAH Partial or BAH-DIFF may be payable if

Soldier does not have dependents and is assigned single type government quarters.

(4) ADT of 140 days and movement of household goods is not authorized because:

(a) the duty is not performed for 140 or more days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

dependents while attending a Professional Military Education school). BAH is based on the Soldier’s primary residence. There

is specific guidance on when shipment of household goods is not authorized in chapters 2, 7, and 10 of the JTR. Commands

cannot prohibit shipment of household goods simply to pay BAH at the rate for the Soldier’s residence.

(5) ADOS-RC of 31 - 180 days; BAH at rate for Soldier's residence.

(6) ADOS-RC of 181 days or more and movement of household goods is authorized, (PCS); BAH at rate for duty

location. BAH Partial or BAH-DIFF may be payable if Soldier is assigned single type government quarters.

(7) ADOS-RC of 181 or more days when not authorized movement of household goods because –

(a) the duty is not performed for 181 or more days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

There is specific guidance on when shipment of household goods is not authorized in chapters 2, 7, and 10 of the JTR.

Commands cannot prohibit shipment of household goods simply to pay BAH at the rate for the Soldier’s residence.

(8) Contingency operations (any length); BAH is payable at rate for Soldier's primary residence, unless the Soldier is in a

PCS status, then BAH is payable at the duty location rate.

c. Dependency determination. The unit commander or appointed officer determines entitlement to BAH with

dependents through a review of dependency documents such as marriage and birth certificates, court orders, divorce decrees,

or child support orders. Dependency must be certified and approved before authorizing entitlement to BAH. Certification and

approval is recorded on a DA Form 5960 or DD Form 137–3, -4, -5, -6 or -7 (as appropriate) and DFAS approval

memorandum for secondary dependents. The appropriate form is determined by the relationship of the dependent to the

Soldier. See table 3-1 for dependent types, supporting documentation, approval authority, and appropriate forms.

d. Establishing BAH on the MMPA.

(1) For dependents certified by DA Form 5960, review the BAH-RC-STAT field in Section 2 of the 2405 History

Report. Create a DA Form 5960 in RLAS if the BAH status is incorrect. Place a copy of the certified DA Form 5960 and

dependent documents in the Soldier’s Army Military Human Resource Record (AMHRR) by uploading in iPERMS.

(2) For dependents certified by DFAS, direct Soldiers to the DFAS Secondary Dependency claims web site at

www.dfas.mil. Soldiers can submit initial and recertification claims for secondary dependents through this web site.

DFAS will determine whether the Soldier is eligible for BAH on behalf of the dependent and return an approval memo

to the Soldier. Create a DA Form 5960 in RLAS once you have the approval memo. Place a copy of certified DA 5960,

DFAS approval memo, and dependent documents in the Soldier’s AMHRR.

e. Change in BAH status. If a Soldier has a change in dependency status (e.g., marries, divorces, child born, child

reaches legal age, etc.), process a DA Form 5960 in RLAS. Upload the DA Form 5960 and proof of dependents to

iPERMS. For dependents certified by DFAS, direct Soldiers to the DFAS Secondary Dependency claims web site at

www.dfas.mil. DFAS will determine whether the Soldier is eligible for BAH on behalf of the dependent and return an

approval memo to the Soldier. Create a DA Form 5960 in RLAS once you have the approval memo. Place a copy of the

certified DFA 5960, DFAS approval memo, and dependent documents in the Soldier’s.

f. Recertification of dependency. Soldiers must certify their dependency status annually (within 364 days of the last

recertification). Recertification is accomplished in RLAS by selecting “Recertify 5960” on the Soldier’s RM RADARS 5960

Summary page. Soldiers with secondary dependents approved by DFAS must provide a new approval memo before you can recertify

their DA 5960. RLAS will not allow you to process pay in any of the RADARS modules if the DA Form 5960 certification

date in RLAS is 365 days old or greater.

g. BAH RC with dependents. Once the DA Form 5960 is created in RLAS, Soldiers automatically receive BAH RC with

dependents for AT/ADT/ADOS-RC of 1-30 days unless the DA Form 5960 certification date is older than 365 days or older or the

dependent information does not match between RLAS Personnel and the DA Form 5960 module. Soldiers that have dependents

residing in family-type Government quarters are not authorized any BAH.

h. BAH RC without dependents. Soldiers without dependents are entitled to BAH RC at the without dependent rate for

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC of 1-30 days. Availability of Government quarters does not affect BAH RC entitlement for Soldiers

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without dependents. Soldiers are not required to prove housing costs. Soldiers without dependents must have a DA Form

5960 in RLAS to receive BAH-RC.

i. BAH partial. BAH partial is payable to Soldiers without dependents performing IADT/accession pipeline training

who are not maintaining a residence or when in a PCS status (see para 3-21b) and assigned single-type Government quarters

or housing under the jurisdiction of a uniformed service.

j. Soldiers paying child support. BAH-RC with dependents is payable to a Soldier whose only dependent is a child and the

Soldier pays support for the child to the custodial parent/guardian. Soldiers must provide the birth certificate or proof that they are

paying child support. If no birth certificate is available, other acceptable documentation include a certified DNA test, a court

order specifying child support payments or a notarized statement from the custodian acknowledging that the custodian will accept

support payments from the Soldier. The statement must include the support amount. Additionally a cancelled check, money

order, EFT or other financial document demonstrating payment of support is required. The amount of the child support

must be equal to or greater than the BAH-DIFF rate to qualify the Soldier for BAH-RC with dependents. Create a DA 5960 in

RLAS and upload it and proof of dependents to iPERMS.

(1) BAH-DIFF is payable to a Soldier who's only dependent is a child and the Soldier pays support for the child to the

custodial parent/guardian when the Soldier:

(a) is in a PCS status (see para 3-21b) and assigned single-type Government quarters or housing under the

jurisdiction of a uniformed service. BAH with dependents is payable when the Soldier is not assigned Government

quarters.

(b) is performing IADT/accession pipeline training and not maintaining a residence.

family quarters.

(d) The amount of the child support must be equal to or greater than the BAH-DIFF rate to authorize payment of BAH-

DIFF to the Soldier.

k. Soldier married to Soldier without dependents. Create a DA Form 5960 in RLAS. The MMPA BAH-RC-STAT field

should reflect “0” (zero) and the DT/DOB field should show “I” for Soldier married to Soldier.

(1) When both Soldiers are on duty at the same time, each receives BAH at the without dependent rate. The type of BAH

is determined by duty type and length (see para 3-21b).

(2) When both Soldiers are not on duty at the same time, the Soldier on duty receives BAH at the "with dependent"

rate. The type of BAH is determined by duty type and length (see para 3-21b).

(3) If one of the married Soldiers leaves military service, create a new DA Form 5690 to update the remaining

Soldier’s BAH status to reflect BAH-RC-STAT “1” (one) and DT/DOB “A” for Soldier with civilian spouse. .

l. Soldier married to Soldier with dependents.

(1) When Soldiers have children of their marriage, they must elect which one will receive BAH with dependents when

both Soldiers are on active duty at the same time. Process a DA Form 5960 in RLAS for the Soldier who will receive BAH

without dependents prior to paying the order in RADARS. The MMPA BAH-RC-STAT field should reflect “1” (one) and the

DT/DOB field should show “W” for each Soldier when they are not on active duty at the same time. The MMPA BAH-RC

STAT field should reflect “0” (zero) and the DT/DOB field should show “I” for the Soldier receiving BAH without dependents

when the Soldiers are on duty at the same time.

(2) The procedures above apply when both Soldiers are a custodial parent of a child not of their marriage. Each Soldier

is entitled to BAH with dependents when both are on active duty at the same time but in different locations. Only one

Soldier may receive BAH with dependents when both Soldiers are on active duty at the same time in the same location.

(3) If one of the married Soldiers leaves military service, prepare a new DA Form 5690 in RLAS for BAH with dependents.

m. Determining location rate for BAH.

(1) Soldiers on ADT/ADOS-RC of 31 or more days who meet the criteria in table 3-1 are entitled to BAH based on

their residence if not assigned adequate Government family quarters.

(2) Soldiers ordered to duty in support of a contingency operation are entitled to BAH based on their residence when

not authorized transportation of household goods (HHG) for PCS.

(3) Soldiers on ADT of 140 or more days are entitled to BAH based on their duty location if not assigned adequate

Government family quarters.

(4) Soldiers on ADT of 140 or more days but not authorized movement of household goods because the duty is not

performed for 140 or more days at one location or there is a Secretarial waiver (Soldiers with dependents and attending

Professional Military Education only) for the school, BAH is based on the Soldier’s primary residence. There is specific guidance

on when shipment of household goods is not authorized in chapters 2, 7, and 10 of the JTR. Commands cannot prohibit shipment

of household goods simply to pay BAH at the rate for the Soldier’s residence.

(5) Soldiers on ADOS-RC of 181 or more days are entitled to BAH based on their duty location if not assigned

adequate Government family quarters.

(6) Soldiers on ADOS-RC of 181 or more days are authorized BAH based on the Soldier’s primary residence when not

authorized movement of household goods because –

(a) the duty is not performed for 181 or more days at one location or

(b) the Soldier commutes to the duty location daily from his/her primary residence or

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household goods is not authorized in chapters 2, 7, and 10 of the JTR. Commands cannot prohibit shipment of household goods

simply to pay BAH at the rate for the Soldier’s residence.

n. Non-support of dependent. Soldiers receiving BAH with dependents forfeit their BAH entitlement if they fail to provide

support to their dependents. Recoup BAH payments for periods of nonsupport or inadequate support. See the JTR, chapter 10

for further information.

Section VIII

Hazardous Duty Incentive and Special Pay Entitlements

3-22. Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay (HDIP)

a. Flight pay (Officer or Enlisted crew and non-crew member).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 22, 57, and 58.

(2) Payable to officers and enlisted Soldiers performing IDT or AD who are assigned by hazardous duty incentive pay

orders (Format 332) to flying duty and have met the minimum flight requirements and all other conditions of entitlements per the

DODFMR reference. Payment of flight pay at the crew member rate is based on pay grade. The non-crewmember rate is a flat

dollar amount. The monthly rate is prorated for IDT and active duty periods of less than 30 days.

(3) Substantiating documentation: Format 332 hazardous duty incentive pay order published by the RD. Orders

issued by a military installation authorizing flight pay for a period of training are invalid for pay purposes.

(a) Submit a copy of the order to the UPC to establish the incentive pay code (code A or B) on the MMPA

(b). All HDIP orders require certification of continued eligibility for the incentive pay annually. See paragraph 3-22f for

certification requirements. DJMS-RC will not pay HDIP for duty performed after the end date in the IP-TYPE/DATES field of

Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES field. See appendix D, procedure D-27, for

further information on starting and stopping flight pay.

(c). Submit orders terminating flight pay to the UPC to remove the incentive code from the MMPA.

(d) Active duty orders must contain an additional instruction authorizing flight pay.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. Verify that the Soldier has met the minimum flight requirements. If the incentive pay code (A or B) is

established on the MMPA and the incentive pay (IP) DATES field is not expired, the Soldier can receive flight pay; process the

payment in ADARS. If the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 22 with blocks 6 and 20 completed and

include a copy of the incentive pay order. Make subsequent payments through ADARS. Soldiers performing Medical/Dental

Readiness Periods (MDRPs), Funeral Honors Duty (FHD) and Electronic Based Distance Learning Additional Drill Assemblies

(EBDL) are not authorized flight pay. Do not select the flight pay code in ADARS when inputting attendance for MDRP, FHD

or EBDL periods.

(b) Active duty. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements to receive this incentive pay. If the incentive pay code is

established on the MMPA and the active duty has an additional instruction authorizing flight pay, process the payment in

RADARS. For orders not issued by RLAS, or if the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 24 with blocks 11

and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty order, and a copy of the incentive pay order to the UPC. Make subsequent payments

through RADARS.

(5) If Soldier loses flight pay eligibility, submit order terminating HDIP to the UPC.

b. Flight pay – Aviation Career Incentive Pay (ACIP).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 22, 57 and 58, and AR 600-105, Aviation Service of Rated Army Officers.

(2) ACIP is payable to officers who hold an aeronautical rating order, are assigned to a rated position in the Army

Reserve, and are performing operational flying duty (unless gated). Payment for ACIP is based on years of aviation service as

an officer. The ACIP monthly rate is prorated for IDT periods and active duty period of less than 30 days.

(3) Continuous ACIP is earned by completing a minimum number of operational flying years before reaching a specific

gate year of aviation service while assigned to a rated position. Continuous ACIP is payable to officers who hold an aeronautical

rating order and meet one of the various gates outlined in the DODFMR. If an officer meets a gate, they are issued a gate

memorandum by HRC. This gate memorandum provides the date the officer met the specific gate, the duration the officer will

qualify under this gate (termination date), their verified aviation service date (ASD), and their verified total federal officer

service. Officers in the Army Reserve must hold one of these gate memos to qualify for continuous ACIP, in addition to meeting

other medical requirements. Continuous ACIP qualified officers do not have to meet flight requirements or be assigned to an

aeronautical unit. They must be assigned to a position that requires an Officer Evaluation Report. Flight surgeons and other

medical officers are not entitled to continuous ACIP.

(4) Conditional ACIP is payable to those officers who are not entitled to continuous ACIP (do not hold a gate or failed

their gate audit or no longer assigned to a rated position). Conditional ACIP is payable to officers who hold an aeronautical

rating order, meet medical requirements, and are performing 2 hours of operational flying duty. Officers with more than 25

years of aviation service are only authorized Conditional ACIP. Officers entitled to conditional ACIP are required to meet

minimum monthly flight requirements as outlined in the DODFMR. Conditional ACIP is payable to flight surgeons and other

medical officers.

(5) Substantiating documentation for:

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(a) Continuous ACIP: An aviation rating order (format 331) authorizing entitlement to ACIP. Submit the ACIP order to

the UPC. The UPC establishes the automated incentive pay code for ACIP (code A) on the MMPA, along with start and stop

dates, total federal officer service date (OSD), and ASD in the IP-TYPE/DATES and OSD-ASD fields in Section 2 of the

MMPA. The ASD portion of the OSD-ASD field is the date used for calculating years of aviation service.

(b) Conditional ACIP. An aviation rating order (format 331) authorizing entitlement to ACIP based on failing a gate, not

being assigned to a rated position, or exceeding 25 years of continuous ACIP. Conditional ACIP is not established on the

MMPA since entitlement depends on performing flight duty.

(6) IDT payment procedures.

(a) Continuous ACIP. Verify that the officer has met all requirements for ACIP. If the incentive pay code is established on

the MMPA and the officer is entitled to ACIP, process the payment in ADARS. If the incentive code is not on the MMPA,

submit a USAR Form 22 with blocks 6 and 20 completed and include a copy of the incentive pay order. Make subsequent

payments through ADARS. Soldiers performing MDRP, FHD or EBDL are not authorized ACIP. Do not select the ACIP code

in ADARS when inputting attendance for MDRP, FHD or EBDL periods.

(b) Conditional ACIP. Verify that the officer has met all requirements for ACIP. Submit a USAR Form 22 with blocks 6

and 20 completed and include a copy of the incentive pay order.

(7) Active duty payment procedures.

(a) Continuous ACIP. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements to receive ACIP. If the incentive pay code is

established on the MMPA and the active duty has an additional instruction authorizing flight pay, process the payment in

RADARS. For orders not issued by RLAS, or if the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 24 with blocks

11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty order, and a copy of the incentive pay order to the UPC. Make subsequent

payments through RADARS.

(b) Conditional ACIP. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements to receive ACIP. Submit a USAR Form 24 with

blocks 11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty order with additional instruction authorizing flight pay, and a copy of the

incentive pay order to the UPC.

(8) If the officer loses ACIP eligibility (e.g., or does not have a current flight physical), submit USAR Form 22 with an

effective date in block 11 to terminate ACIP and forward a request to HRC to terminate the ACIP order.

c. Parachute duty pay.

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 24, 57, and 58.

(2) IDT and Active duty. Payable to Soldiers who are assigned by hazardous duty orders as designated parachutist or

parachute riggers, or are undergoing training for either duty, and have met jump requirements and all other conditions as

outlined in the DODFMR referenced above. Only one type of parachute duty payment (regular or High Altitude Low

Opening (HALO)) is authorized for a qualifying period. When a member qualifies for both types of parachute duty, the

higher rate of pay is authorized. The monthly rate is prorated for IDT periods and active duty periods of less than 30 days.

(3) Substantiating documentation: Format 332 hazardous duty incentive pay order published by the RD; orders

issued by a military installation authorizing parachute pay for a period of training are invalid for pay purposes.

(a) Submit a copy of the order to the UPC to establish the incentive pay code (code C) on the MMPA. See appendix

G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES field found in Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix D, procedure D-27, for

further information on starting and stopping parachute duty pay.

(b). All HDIP orders require certification of continued eligibility for the incentive pay annually. See paragraph 3-22f for

certification requirements. DJMS-RC will not pay HDIP for duty performed after the end date in the IP-TYPE/DATES field of

Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES field.

(c). Submit orders terminating parachute pay to the UPC to remove the incentive code from the MMPA.

(d) Active duty orders must contain an additional instruction authorizing parachute duty pay.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements; e.g., met the minimum jump requirements. If the incentive

pay code is established on the MMPA and the IP DATES field is not expired, Soldier can I parachute pay; process the

payment in ADARS. If the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 22 with blocks 6 and 20 completed

and include a copy of the incentive pay order. Make subsequent payments through ADARS. Soldiers performing MDRP,

FHD or EBDL are not authorized parachute duty pay. Do not select the parachute duty pay code in ADARS when inputting

attendance for MDRP, FHD or EBDL periods.

(b) Active duty. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements to receive this incentive pay. If the incentive pay

code is established on the MMPA and the IP DATES field is not expired and the active duty order has an additional

instruction authorizing parachute duty pay, process the payment in RADARS. For orders not issued by RLAS, or if the

incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty

order, and a copy of the incentive pay order to the UPC. Make subsequent payments through RADARS.

(5) If the Soldier loses eligibility to parachute duty pay, submit order terminating HDIP to the UPC.

d. Demolition Pay.

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 24, 57, and 58.

(2) IDT and active duty: Payable to Soldiers who are assigned by hazardous duty orders to perform duty involving the

demolition of explosives or undergoing training for that duty and who meet all other conditions of entitlements per the

DODFMR reference. The payment rate for demolition duty is the same for all ranks. The monthly rate is prorated for IDT

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periods and active duty period of less than 30 days.

(3) Substantiating documentation: Format 332 hazardous duty incentive order to authorize and terminate demolition

duty pay published by the RD. You must use DA Form 4187 to authorize Demolition Pay for Combat Engineers, due to RLAS

limitations. Orders issued by a military installation authorizing demolition duty pay for a period of training are invalid for pay

purposes.

(a) Submit a copy of the order or DA 4187 to the UPC to establish the incentive pay code on the MMPA. See appendix

G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES field found in Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix D, paragraph D-27, for further

information on starting and stopping demolition pay.

(b). Demolition pay authorized on Format 332 orders requires certification of continued eligibility for the incentive pay

annually. See paragraph 3-21f for certification requirements. DJMS-RC will not pay HDIP for duty performed after the end

date in the IP-TYPE/DATES field of Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES field.

(c). Demolition pay authorized on a DA Form4187 requires certification of performance of demolition duties. For

mobilized Soldiers, prepare DA Form 4187 monthly certifying performance of demolition duties and forward to the UPC.

(Example: Soldiers imploding C4 during mobilization or training on demolition duties).

(d). Submit orders terminating demolition pay to the UPC to remove the incentive code from the MMPA.

(e) Active duty orders must contain an additional instruction authorizing demolition pay.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements to receive this incentive pay. If the incentive pay code is

established on the MMPA and the IP DATES field is not expired, Soldier can receive demolition pay; process the payment in

ADARS (see Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance). If the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 22

with blocks 6 and 20 completed and include a copy of the incentive pay order. Make subsequent payments through ADARS.

Soldiers performing MDRP, FHD or EBDL are not authorized demolition pay. Do not select the demolition pay code in

ADARS when inputting attendance for MDRP, FHD or EBDL periods.

(b) Active duty. Verify that the Soldier has met all requirements to receive this incentive pay. If the incentive pay code

is established on the MMPA and the active duty has an additional instruction authorizing demolition pay, process the payment in

RADARS. For orders not issued by RLAS, or if the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form

24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty order, and a copy of the incentive pay order or DA 4187 to the

UPC.

(5) If the Soldier loses eligibility to demolition pay, submit order terminating HDIP to the UPC.

e. Designated unit stabilization pay (DUSP). The USAR discontinued payment of DUSP on 1 October 2010.

f. HDIP and Special Duty Assignment Pay (SDAP) Recertification.

(a) Soldiers must recertify entitlement to HDIP or SDAP annually in order to continue receiving the

entitlement. To recertify an HDIP or SDAP order, type the statement below at the bottom of the order. The statement

must be signed and dated by the commander. If you have several Soldiers due for certification, submit a

memorandum signed by the commander that includes names, SSNs and the statement below attesting to the

validity of HDIP/SDAP. Submit the recertified order or memorandum to the UPC and upload to iPERMS. The end

date of the recertification period determines the next 12-month period of eligibility. Recertification for periods in

excess of 12 months is not authorized.

I certify this individual is still in this duty position and maintained

eligibility for the stated amount of HDIP/SDAP for the period:

(day after last recertification) (current date)

Signed

DATED

(b) Terminate HDIP and SDAP orders for Soldiers who no longer meet performance requirements or transfer to another

unit or position not requiring performance of HDIP or SDAP. Submit termination orders to the UPC and upload to iPERMS.

3-23. Special pay

Qualified Soldiers may be authorized special pay for periods of AT/ADT/ADOS-RC and IDT.

a. Medical pay.

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapter 5.

(2) IDT. No entitlement.

(3) Active duty.

(a) Active duty less than 1 year. Authorized a flat monthly rate regardless of rank or years of medical service. The

monthly rate is prorated on a daily basis for any type of active duty.

(b) Active duty for contingency operations or active duty for 1 year or more may be entitled to variable special pay

(VSP), board certified pay (BCP), additional special pay (ASP), and incentive special pay, as applicable. These payments are

32 USAR PAM 37-1 • 7 May 2018

managed by the Office of the Surgeon General.

(4) Substantiating documentation: An order is not issued for medical pay. Active duty orders must contain an additional

instruction authorizing medical pay. Submit a USAR Form 22 to the UPC and a copy of an active duty order with medical pay

authorized to establish the automated special pay code on the MMPA. The Medical, Dental, Veterinary, and Optometry

(MDVO) field in Section 2 of the MMPA will display with an “E.” See appendix G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES

field found in Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix D, procedure D-32, for further information on starting and stopping

medical pay.

(5) Payment procedures.

(a) For active duty less than 1 year, ensure active duty order contains the additional instruction authorizing medical pay.

This causes payment of medical pay automatically for active duty processed in RADARS. For orders not issued by RLAS, or if

the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty

order and a copy of the incentive pay order to the UPC. Make subsequent payments through RADARS.

(b) For active duty of 1 year or more, coordinate with the Army Medical Department’s (AMEDD) Special Pay Branch,

Office of the Surgeon

General.

(6) If the officer loses eligibility to receive medical special pay, submit a USAR Form 22 to the UPC to remove the

automated special pay code from the MMPA.

b. Dental pay.

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapter 6.

(2) IDT. No entitlement.

(3) Active duty.

(a) Active duty less than 1 year: Authorized a flat monthly rate, regardless of rank or years of dental service. The

monthly rate is prorated on a daily basis for any type of active duty.

(b) Active duty for contingency operations or active duty for 1 year or more may be entitled to VSP, BCP and ASP,

as applicable. These payments are managed by the Office of the Surgeon General (OTSG).

(4) Substantiating documentation: An order is not issued for dental pay. AD orders must contain an additional

instruction stating that the officer is entitled to dental special pay. Submit a USAR Form 22 to the UPC and a copy of the

active duty order with dental pay authorized to establish the automated special pay code on the MMPA. The MDVO field in

Section 2 of the MMPA will display with an “

.”

See appendix G for an explanation of the IP-TYPE/DATES field found

in Section 2 of the MMPA. See appendix D, procedure D-32, for further information on starting and stopping medical pay.

(5) Payment procedures.

(a) For active duty less than 1 year, ensure active duty order contains the additional instruction authorizing dental pay;

this causes payment of dental pay automatically for active duty processed in RADARS. For orders not issued by RLAS, or if

the incentive code is not on the MMPA, submit a USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty

order, and a copy of the incentive pay order to the UPC. Make subsequent payments through RADARS.

(b) For active duty of 1 year or more, coordinate with the AMEDD Special Pay Branch, Office of the Surgeon

General.

(6) If the officer loses eligibility to receive dental special pay, submit a USAR Form 22 to the UPC to remove the

automated special pay code from the MMPA.

c. Veterinary and Optometry Pay.

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapter 7.

(2) IDT: No entitlement.

(3) Active duty.

(a) Active duty less than 30 days. No entitlement.

(b) Active duty for contingency operations or active duty for 30 days or more may be entitled to a flat monthly rate

regardless of rank or years of veterinary or optometry service. The monthly rate is prorated on a daily basis for

par

tial

months. Veterinary officers may also be entitled to Diplomat Board Certified Pay.

(4) Substantiating documentation: A veterinarian and optometrist pay order is not issued. AD orders must contain an

additional instruction stating that the officer is entitled to veterinary or optometry special pay.

(5) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. No entitlement.

(b) Active duty over 30 days. Ensure active duty order contains the designated additional instruction authorizing

veterinary or

optometry pay. Payment is input by the servicing finance office if duty is performed at one of the locations

listed in appendix C, table C-2, otherwise submit USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed and a copy of the active

duty order to the UPC

for processing.

d. Special Duty Assignment Pay (SDAP).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 8 and 57; and AR 614-200, Enlisted Assignments and Utilization.

(2) Soldiers who qualify for SDAP are entitled to payment for IDT and active duty periods. The monthly rate is based on

the Soldier’s SDAP level and is prorated on a daily basis for partial months.

(3) Substantiating documentation: The RD issues a Format 330 order authorizing SDAP. Orders issued with a

termination date beyond 1 year must be recertified annually. Orders issued by a military installation authorizing SDAP for a

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period of training are invalid for pay purposes. Orders for Warrior Transition Unit (WTU) cadre may be issued by an

installation. Submit a copy of the order to the UPC.

(a) All SDAP orders require certification of continued eligibility for the incentive pay annually. See paragraph 3-22f for

certification requirements.

(b) Orders terminating SDAP must be submitted separately to the UPC upon receipt.

day. Submit USARC Form 22 with block 11 completed to the UPC to stop SDAP payments.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. Process SDAP for IDT periods in ADARS (see Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance). Ensure that the SDAP

order was submitted to the UPC. Ensure also that the order was published within 12 months of the duty performance or contains

a current recertification before processing payment. The UPC will delete SDAP transactions that are not supported by a valid

order. Soldiers performing Medical/Dental Readiness Periods (MDRPs), Funeral Honors Duty (FHD) and Electronic Based

Distance Learning Additional Drill Assemblies (EBDL) are not authorized SDAP. Do not select one of the SDAP codes in

ADARS when inputting attendance for MDRP, FHD or EBDL periods.

(b) Active duty. Process SDAP for RLAS orders of 1-29 days in RADARS. For orders produced outside of RLAS,

submit USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, and a copy of the active duty order to the UPC. The active duty order

must contain an additional instruction authorizing SDAP. Ensure that the SDAP order was submitted to the UPC. Ensure also

that the order was published within 12 months of the duty performance or contains a current recertification before processing

payment. The UPC will delete SDAP transactions that are not supported by a valid order.

e. Hostile fire pay (HFP) and Imminent danger pay (IDP).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 10 and 57. HFP and IDP are payable for active and inactive duty. Soldiers

may not receive HFP and IDP for the same day.

(2) IDP is payable to a Soldier for any month while on official duty in a designated IDP area. IDP is prorated for the

number of days performed in the IDP area. HFP is paid to Soldiers subjected to hostile acts such as enemy fire or explosions.

Entitlement to HFP must be certified by the appropriate commander. HFP is a flat monthly rate and is not prorated for the month

when qualifying duty was performed.

(3) Substantiating documentation: For IDP, the active duty order, or the TDY order with a duty site that is a designated

IDP area. For HFP, a DA Form 4187 identifying the dates the Soldier was in a designated IDP area certified by the appropriate

commander.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. Submit USAR Form 22 with blocks 19 and 20 completed and a copy of the TDY order to the IDP area. Submit

DA Form 4187 to support entitlement to HFP.

(b) Active duty. Submit USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed and a copy of the active duty order.

Submit DA Form 4187 to support entitlement to HFP.

f. Hardship duty pay – location (HDP-L).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 17 and 57.

(2) Active duty. HDP-L is payable to officers and enlisted Soldiers assigned by PCS orders or performing temporary

duty over 30 days in an authorized hardship duty location. The monthly rate is prorated by the number of days performed in the

hardship duty location.

(3) Substantiating documentation: The active duty order or the TDY order for HDP-L and a DA Form 4187 identifying

the dates the Soldier was in an HDP-L area, certified by the appropriate commander.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. No entitlement.

(b) Active duty. Submit USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, a copy of the active duty order, and DA Form

4187 to support entitlement to HDP-L.

g. Hardship Duty Pay – Tempo (HDP-T)/Assignment Incentive Pay (AIP).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 15, 17, and 57; and the Operations Personnel Policy Guidance (PPG).

(2) IDT. No entitlement.

(3) Active duty.

(a) Effective 15 June 2007, Soldiers in a unit deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan who are required to involuntarily remain

in Iraq beyond the unit’s normal 12-month rotation return date, are entitled to HDP-T and AIP. The 12 months can either be

consecutive or 12 months within a 15-month period (365 of 450 days).

(b) AIP is payable in the amount of $800 per month. This monthly rate is not prorated for partial months.

(d) If HDP-T and HDP-L are payable for the same period, the combined monthly amount may not exceed $300.

h. Career sea pay (CSP).

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 18 and 57; and AR 600-88, Sea Duty chapter 5.

(2) IDT. No entitlement. However, IDT performed on board a qualifying vessel is creditable towards years of sea

duty.

(3) Active duty. Soldiers performing active duty are entitled to CSP under certain conditions. Criteria are outlined

in the above references. CSP is based on the number of sea service years or days and the Soldier’s grade.

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(4) Substantiating documentation: The RD issues a Format 332 order authorizing the CSP entitlement for each period of

active duty.

(5) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. No entitlement.

(b) Active duty. Submit USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 complete a copy of the active duty order, and CSP

order.

i. Dive pay.

(1) Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, chapters 11, 57, and 58; and AR 611-75, Management of Army Divers.

(2) IDT and active duty. Payable to officers and enlisted Soldiers who are assigned by orders to diving duty, are rated

divers, are in authorized diving duty positions, meet required dives and hours, and meet other conditions of entitlement per

DODFMR and AR 611-75 references. Payment is determined by category of diver and by rank.

(3) Substantiating documentation: The RD issues a Format 332 order authorizing hazardous duty for diving duty. An

additional remark on the active duty order authorizing payment of dive pay is required. Orders issued by a military installation

authorizing dive pay for a period of training are invalid for pay purposes.

(4) Payment procedures.

(a) IDT. Submit USAR Form 22 with blocks 6 and 20 completed and a copy of dive order.

(b) Active duty. Submit USAR Form 24 with blocks 11 and 16 completed, copy of active duty order, and a copy of the

dive order.

Section IX

Miscellaneous Allowances

3-24. Saved pay

a. Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A, paragraph 010203.

b. Entitlement to saved pay occurs when an enlisted Soldier accepts an appointment as warrant officer or commissioned

officer, or a warrant officer accepts an appointment to a commissioned officer, and the new rate of pay is less than the old

rate of pay. Entitlement to saved pay continues until the officer attains a rate of pay that equals or exceeds the previous

enlisted or warrant officer rate of pay.

c. Payment procedures.

(1) IDT. Submit USAR Form 22. Complete block 10 and list all BA dates, periods of BAs (AM/PM) and types of BAs

in block 20. Additionally, provide information on any special or incentive pay due. Submit the USAR Form 22 after each unit or

individual BA. See Appendix D, procedure D-31, Rule 1, for processing procedures.

(2) Active duty. Submit USAR Form 24 to the UPC. Complete block 12 and list all active duty dates in the block

16. Additionally, provide information on any special or incentive pay due. Submit the USAR Form 24 after each

performance of active duty. See Appendix D, procedure D-31, Rule 2, for processing procedures.

3-25. Officers’ uniform allowances

Officers are entitled to a uniform allowance when they meet the requirements below. Reference DODFMR, Volume 7A,

chapters 29, 30, and 57.

a. Initial uniform allowance. Officers are entitled to an initial uniform allowance when they meet one of the conditions

in subparagraphs (1) through (6) below. Except as noted in paragraph 3-25a (6), the allowance is only payable once to an

officer.

(1) Upon first reporting for active duty (other than for training) for a period of more than 90 days. An officer having

entered on active duty, after 12 October 1964 in a Regular Component upon graduation from the Reserve Officer Training

Corps (ROTC), is considered to have entered on active duty of more than 90 days.

(2) Upon completing at least 14 days of active duty or active duty for training (ADT) as an officer of the RC.

(3) Upon reporting for a period of active duty (other than training) in excess of 90 days. Officer is eligible for

payment on the first day of active duty.

(4) Upon completing 14 periods of IDT as a member of the Ready Reserve.

(5) Upon reporting for the first period of active duty required of a Soldier of the Armed Forces Health Professions

Scholarship Program.

(6) Upon transfer to another RC that requires a different uniform. Officers may receive more than one initial

uniform allowance in these cases.

b. Additional active duty uniform allowance. Payable for each entry or reentry on active duty of more than 90 days.

The period served may be under orders specifying active duty for more than 90 days, or under two or more orders requiring a

continuous period of more than 90 days’ active duty. The following restrictions apply:

(1) Officer has not received an initial uniform allowance in excess of $400 during the current tour of active duty or

within a 2-year period before entering on this tour of active duty.

(2) During the 2-year period prior to reporting to the current tour of duty, the officer did not serve on active duty for a

period of more than 90 days as a Reserve officer, regardless of whether or not they received a uniform allowance.

c. Civilian clothing allowance (CCA). An officer is authorized a CCA when his or her permanent duty station is outside the

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United States and when directed by competent authority to dress in civilian clothing more than half the time

ile performing

official duty. Officers must be on active duty for 6 months or more to qualify.

d. Payment procedure for initial and additional active duty uniform allowances. Submit USAR Form 30, Officer

Initial/Additional Active Duty Allowance Statement to request payment of officer uniform allowances. Ensure that the

USAR Form 30 reflects the following:

(1) Name, rank, and SSN.

(2) Prerequisites for specific uniform allowance (initial or additional) have been met.

(3) Signature and date of officer requesting payment.

e. Payment procedures for CCA. Submit requests for CCA through the unit commanders to the USARC G4. Approval

authority for civilian clothing allowance may not be delegated below the major Army command (MACOM) level. Submit CCA

request to USARC G4, ATTN: AFRC-LGM, 4700 Knox Street, Fort Bragg, NC 28310.

3-26. Clothing monetary allowance – enlisted Soldiers

Reserve enlisted Soldiers are normally furnished uniforms free of charge; however, there are times when an enlisted Soldier is

entitled to a clothing allowance. The following is general information on enlisted clothing allowances. Detailed guidance is in

the DODFMR volume 7A, chapters 29 and 57.

a. Civilian Clothing Allowance is authorized when directed by competent authority to dress in civilian clothing more than

half the time while performing official duty. Enlisted Soldiers must be on active duty for 6 months or more to qualify.

b. Cash clothing replacement allowance (CCRA). Entitlement to the CCRA starts to accrue after completing 6 months of

active duty and is payable on the Soldier’s anniversary month of completing 1 year or release from active duty.

(1) Basic CCRA, a preliminary replacement allowance for uniform items. Basic CCRA rate is payable to Soldiers for the

first 3 years of continuous active duty.

(2) Standard CCRA, provides for replacement of uniform items after completion of 3 years of active service subsequent

to receipt of a Standard Initial Clothing Allowance or a reduced or partial Standard Initial Clothing Allowance. It is also used as

the preliminary replacement allowance during the first 3 years of active service subsequent to receipt of a Special Initial

Clothing Allowance or a reduced or partial Special Initial Clothing Allowance. Standard CCRA rate is payable after 3 years of

continuous active duty.

c. Payment procedure for CCRA. The UPC pays CCRA to mobilized Soldiers automatically. For other periods of duty,

prepare USAR Form 22. Check block 19 and specify the type of clothing allowance in block 20. Submit the USAR Form 22

to the UPC or finance office responsible for paying the Soldier.

d. Payment procedure for CCA. Submit requests for CCA through the unit commanders to the applicable losing or

gaining MACOM POC. Approval authority for civilian clothing allowance may not be delegated below the MACOM level.

Submit CCA request to USARC G4, ATTN: AFRC-LGM, 4700 Knox Street, Fort Bragg, NC 28310.

Section X

Miscellaneous

3-27. Duplicate input

a. The DJMS-RC will reject duplicate transactions such as promotions of equal grade and effective dates. These types of

duplicate transactions usually do not affect a Soldier’s pay.

b. When duplicate BA periods are input and processed on different dates, the later input will reject. If these duplicate

transactions go in on the same update, DJMS-RC will reject both transactions because it cannot determine which is correct.

c. When BAs and AD periods overlap, DJMS-RC will reject the later transaction.

d. The UPC may notify the unit if action is necessary on a rejected transaction. Units must take the appropriate action to

correct the rejected transaction and advise the UPC of their actions.

3-28. Payment verification procedures

a. All payments made during a processing month will reflect on the Soldier’s MMPA (see app G) which is distributed to the

unit.

b. The DJMS-RC will produce an LES as verification of payment. It will also produce an LES when an administrative

change is made to a Soldier’s MMPA, such as a direct deposit change. Soldiers should be advised of this because they may

associate receipt of an LES with a payment. Soldiers can view their LES in myPay. See appendix H for instructions on

understanding an LES.

3-29. Active duty without pay and allowances

Do not submit the order to the UPC; retain in unit files.

3-30. Per Diem claims

Soldiers performing active duty outside commuting distance are normally entitled to per diem. See appendix F for

instructions on processing travel claims and related information.

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3-31. Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)

The TSP is a tax deferred investment plan similar to civilian (401K) plans. Soldiers can contribute a percentage of their

sic

pay into a TSP account. Soldiers contributing a percentage of their basic pay can contribute 1-100% of special, incentive and

bonus payments. TSP also offers a ROTH IRA option.

a. Soldiers can elect to contribute or stop their TSP contributions at any time. USARC policy requires Soldiers

to use myPay (https://mypay.dfas.mil/mypay.aspx) for the TSP actions below. The UPC will not process Forms

TSP-U-1 or TSP-U-1-C for these actions.

(1) Start traditional or ROTH TSP contributions

(2) Change traditional or ROTH TSP contributions.

(3) Stop traditional or ROTH TSP contributions. The effective date must be a current or future date.

(4) Start traditional or ROTH TSP catch-up contributions.

b. myPay does not offer an option to change or stop catch up contributions.

c. Soldiers who are 50 years of age or older as of 31 December of any calendar year (CY) may make TSP Catch Up

contributions. These amounts are in addition to the IRS deferred limitations and vary year to year. TSP catch-up

contributions are sent to TSP as deferred contributions and the Soldier’s year-to-date taxable wages are reduced by the

amount of the contribution. Catch-up contributions are not included in the TSP deductions or deferred deductions portion

of the LES.

(1) Soldiers must use myPay to start traditional or ROTH TSP catch-up contributions.

(2) Soldiers must complete Form TSP-U-1-C available at www.TSP.gov to stop traditional or ROTH TSP catch-up

contributions. The effective date must be a current or future date.

(3) Soldiers must complete Form TSP-U-1-C available at www.TSP.gov and the Supplemental Information for TSP-U-1-C

worksheet available at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx to change

catch up contributions.

(4) Submit TSP-U-1-C and Supplemental Information for TSP-U-1-C worksheet to the UPC.

(5) Soldiers should visit www.TSP.gov and view their statements to validate catch-up contributions.

d. USAR Soldiers can withdraw funds from TSP under the following conditions:

(1) Request a loan and repay through collections from their military pay account.

(2) Request a hardship withdrawal. The Soldier must substantiate the hardship and may only receive the amount

contributed by the Soldier.

e. Separated Soldiers.

(1) Soldiers separated or transferred for a valid reason (including, but not limited to, AC enlistment, AGR, IRR transfer,

discharge, etc.) will receive a notice detailing options for their TSP balance.

(2) Soldiers who are separated erroneously or transfer for a valid reason without a break in service must restart their TSP

in myPay.

(3) If a Soldier is separated or transferred out of the TPU for a valid reason (including, but not limited to, AC

enlistment, AGR, IRR transfer, discharge, etc.) for at least 1 full day, which is a real break in service, the Soldier must

restart TSP in myPay or submit a new TSP form to the UPC.

(4) Soldiers who transfer to the IRR while performing active duty must contact the HRC UPC to reestablish TSP

elections.

Table 3-1. See appendix I, paragraph I-3, for BAH STAT codes

Determination of BAH type

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Dependency interpretations (Note 1)

Relationship

Documentation

Approval

Adequate

Support

BAH With

Dependents

BAH

Without

Dependents

BAH

DIFF

a. Spouse (non-member).

Marriage

certificate/lawful.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

Yes (Note 2)

b. Spouse (member), see paragraph 3-

21k.

Marriage

certificate/lawful.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

No (Note 3)

c. Spouse (non-member), legally

separated

Court or legal separation

document.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

Yes (Note 4)

No (Note 5)

Soldier is a

custodial parent?

d. Child, unmarried, under 21 years

and natural child.

Birth certificate or

certified DNA test and

divorce decree.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

e. Stepchild, unmarried, under 21

years.

Marriage certificate

depicting Soldier married

to child’s parent and

document depicting

spouse is the parent of

child.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

f. Adoptive and pre-adoptive child,

unmarried, under 21 years (placed in

home by a local, state, or foreign

government-approved adoption

agency).

Adopting Agency

document or divorce

decree awarding custody.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

g. Illegitimate, unmarried child, under

21 years in Soldier’s custody.

Birth certificate with

Soldier as the parent. Male

Soldiers must provide

custody document.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

h. Illegitimate, unmarried child, under

21 years, child not in Soldier’s

custody.

Birth certificate or court

order with Soldier as the

natural parent and proof of

support.

Unit Cdr -

DA Form 5960.

Yes (note 6)

No (note 6)

i. Unmarried child, 21 or 22 years,

full-time student (see items “d-h”

above).

Applicable document from

items “d-h” above;

statement of income and

expenses demonstrating

providing over ½ support

and proof of enrollment in

full-time course of study.

DFAS-IN –

DD Form 137-6

Use DFAS

Secondary

Dependency

Claims web site

Note 7

j. Unmarried child, over age 21,

dependent on Soldier due to mental or

physical limitations.

Applicable document from

items “d-h” above,

medical statement of

incapacitating condition,

and statement of income

and expenses

demonstrating provision

of over 1/2 support.

DFAS-IN –

DD Form 137-5

Use DFAS

Secondary

Dependency

Claims web site

Note 7

k. Parent, stepparent, Soldier’s or

spouse’s parent by adoption, or any

person not related biologically to the

Soldier who acted as a parent (in loco

parentis) for a continuous period of at

least 5 years before Soldier’s 21st

birthday.

Statement of income and

expenses demonstrating

provision of over 1/2

support.

DFAS-IN –

DD Form 137-3

Use DFAS

Secondary

Dependency

Claims web site

Note 7

Table 3-1. See appendix I, paragraph I-3, for BAH STAT codes

Determination of BAH type

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Dependency interpretations (Note 1)

Relationship

Documentation

Approval

Adequate

Support

BAH With

Dependents

BAH

Without

Dependents

BAH

DIFF

l. A “ward” [An unmarried

person who is: (1) placed, by a court

order, in the custody of the Soldier

either permanently or for a period

which lasts 12 months from the order;

(2) under 21 years, or at least 21 and

under 23, who meets conditions of

item i, above; or (3) incapable of self-

support due to mental or physical

incapacity that occurred while a

dependent ward of the Soldier.]

Court document and

statement of income and

expenses showing over

1/2 support for students

and incapacity cases.

DFAS-IN –

DD Form 137-7

Use DFAS

Secondary

Dependency

Claims web site

(See para 3-21)

Note 7

NOTE 1: The purpose of this table is to provide assistance in determining dependency and the correct BAH type for TPU Soldiers. This table is

not all encompassing. Refer to chapter 10 of the Joint Federal Travel Regulation (JTR) for additional information and or unusual circumstances.

NOTE 2: Proof of support of a lawful spouse or unmarried, minor, legitimate child of the Soldier is generally not required. However, when evidence

of nonsupport or inadequate support is received, or the Soldier’s BAH claim is based on child support, the Soldier must provide proof of adequate

support to maintain BAH at the “with dependents” rate.

NOTE 3: When a Soldier is married to another Soldier and they do not have any other dependents, BAH is established at the “without dependents”

rate. When both Soldiers are not on active duty at the same time, the Soldier on duty is entitled to

BAH at the “with dependents” rate. In this case, claim BAH with dependents IAW paragraph 3-21k. When both Soldiers are on active duty at the

same time but in different locations and each have physical custody of other dependents or are paying adequate child support, each would receive

BAH at the “with dependents” rate.

NOTE 4: The Soldier is entitled to BAH at the “with dependents” rate on behalf of a legally separated spouse if the Soldier contributes to the

support of his/her spouse in an amount that is not less than the applicable BAH-DIFF rate.

NOTE 5: Soldier is entitled to BAH at the “without dependents” rate if support is not provided or the amount of support is less than the applicable

BAH-DIFF rate.

NOTE 6: A Soldier whose only dependent is a child is considered a custodial parent if he/she is awarded primary physical custody of a dependent

child who is under the age of 21 or incapacitated. In cases of shared physical custody for a member divorced from another member, the member

with physical custody at the time of call to active duty is considered the custodial parent. Both members cannot be custodial parents during the

same period. In cases where the Soldier is not the custodial parent, but pays child support in an amount equal to or greater than the applicable

BAH DIFF rate, BAH is established at the “with dependents” rate. In cases where the Soldier is not the custodial parent, and does not pay child

support in an amount equal to or greater than the applicable BAH DIFF rate, BAH is established at the “without dependents” rate.

NOTE 7: DFAS will determine the type of BAH authorized. BAH status cannot be established until DFAS-IN makes a dependency determination.

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Table 3-2

Reimbursement for Travel

Type of Duty

Funding

Approp.

Commute

Distance

Within

Corp

limits?

Mode of

Transportation

Who Pays?

Form

Entitlement

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

2070

Inside

Yes

POV

No entitlement

2070

Inside

POV

UPC if HRC

order

RLAS/USAR 24

1 round-trip (RT)

mileage

2070

Inside

Yes

Commercial

No entitlement

2070

Inside

Commercial

DTS or

TVL OP-IND

DTS Auth or DD

1351-2

1 RT Comm Trans

IAW JTR limitations

2070

Outside

POV

DTS or

TVL OP-IND

DTS Auth or DD

1351-2

1 RT mileage & per

diem IAW JTR

2070

Outside

Commercial

DTS or

TVL OP-IND

DTS Auth or DD

1351-2

1 RT Comm Trans &

per diem IAW JTR

Group Orders (AT)

Travel to unit or rendezvous

point to proceed by group

travel/Government

transportation to training site

must be authorized on annex

(excluding Annex E).

2070

Inside

Yes

POV

No entitlement

2070

Inside

POV

UPC if HRC

order

RLAS/USAR

1 RT mileage

2070

Inside

Yes

Commercial

No Entitlement

2070

Inside

Commercial

DTS or

TVL OP-IND

DTS Auth or DD

1351-2

1 RT Comm Trans

IAW JTR limitations

2070

Outside

POV

DTS

Authorization

1 RT mileage & per

diem IAW JTR

2070

Outside

Commercial

DTS

Authorization

1 RT Comm Trans &

per diem IAW JTR

Group Orders (AT) Annex

2070

Inside

Yes

POV

No entitlement

2070

Inside

POV

UPC if HRC

order

RLAS/

USAR 24

1 RT mileage

2070

Inside

Yes

Commercial

No Entitlement

2070

Inside

Commercial

DTS or

TVL OP-IND

DTS Auth or DD

1351-2

1 RT Comm Trans

IAW JTR limitations

2070

Outside

POV

DTS

Authorization

1 RT mileage & per

diem IAW JTR

2070

Outside

Commercial

DTS

Authorization

1 RT Comm Trans &

per diem IAW JTR

IDT - Travel to unit of

assignment

Some units and military occupational specialty (MOSs) qualify for the IDT Travel

Program. Contact your GFC G1 for information.

IDT - Travel to other than

unit of assignment or

medical appointments

2080

Inside

Yes

POV

No entitlement

2080

Inside

POV

DTS

DTS Auth

1 RT mileage IAW

JTR limitations

2080

Inside

Yes

Commercial

No Entitlement

2080

Inside

Commercial

DTS

DTS Auth

1 RT Comm Trans

IAW JTR limitations

2080

Outside

POV

DTS

DTS Auth

1 RT mileage & per

diem IAW JTR

2080

Outside

Commercial

DTS

DTS Auth

1 RT Comm Trans &

per diem IAW JTR

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Table 3-2

Reimbursement for Travel—Continued

Type of Duty

Funding

Approp.

Commute

Distance

Within

Corp

limits?

Mode of

Transportation

Who Pays?

Form

Entitlement

Travel in and around TDY

station [Authorized in travel

order or approved on the

travel settlement voucher by

order issuing authority.]

2070/

2080

DTS

DTS Auth

The 1 RT

transportation

entitlement from

residence to duty

station and return is

paid by method

identified above.

Travel in and around

permanent duty station

2070/

2080

DTS

DTS Auth

The 1 RT

transportation

entitlement from

residence to duty

station and return is

paid by method

identified above.

GENERAL RULES FOR REIMBURSEMENT FOR TRAVEL

EXPENSES

General Rules:

1. Orders state duty is within commuting distance (outside corporate limits) - RADARS or the UPC (for non-

RLAS orders) pays mileage for one round-trip from residence to duty station or rendezvous point for

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC duty funded by the 2070 funding appropriation.

2. Orders state duty is within commuting distance (outside corporate limits) - TVL OP-IND reimburses

commercial transportation expense for one round-trip from residence to duty station or rendezvous point for

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC duty funded by the 2070 funding appropriation.

3. DTS pays reimbursement of commercial transportation or mileage for one round-trip from residence to

duty station (other than unit of assignment location) for IDT or medical appointments funded by the 2080

appropriation.

4. DTS pays reimbursement of commercial transportation or mileage when local travel is

authorized for

IDT/AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

or recruiting duty.

5. Travel from residence to duty station is not reimbursable when both are in the same corporate limits.

(TVL OP-IND is Travel Operations-Indianapolis; formerly known as Directorate for Network

Operations (DNO).)

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Table 3-3

Basic allowance for subsistence (BAS) entitlements – enlisted

Meal

Availability

Duty Type

Annex

Inside

Commuting

Distance

Outside

Commuting

Distance

Per diem

Status

Due BAS?

Collect

DMR?

(Notes

1 & 3)

Suppl

BAS

payable?

Government

meals provided at

no cost to Soldier

Unit AT

A-D

Y(note 2)

Unit AT

A-D

Y(note 2)

Unit AT

Y(note 2)

Unit AT

Y (note 3)

Y (note 1)

Y(note 4)

Individual AT

Y(note 2)

Individual AT

Y(note 4)

AT/ADOS-RC

(Schools)

Y(note 2)

AT/ADOS-RC

(Schools)

Y(note 3)

Y(notes 1,

Y(note 4)

Available and

directed at

additional cost to

Soldier(full day)

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

Not available or

directed

(full day)

Unit AT

A-E

Unit AT

A-E

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

Notes:

1. Collect 25% of DMR on the first and last day of duty

2. Supplemental BAS payable only for missed meals.

3. BAS Standard Rate (SR) - DMR for the period between first and last day of duty.

4. Supplemental BAS payable only for meals missed between the first and last day of duty. Per Diem covers missed meals for

days of travel.

5. Government meals should not be provided free of charge to Soldiers on individual orders outside commuting distance since

they are in a per diem status. When meals are provided without charge, see chapter 8, figure 8-18 of the Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance for instructions on preparing RFOs in this situation.

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IDT ATTENDANCE ROSTER

Date Prepared: 2013/07/10

Time Prepared: 02:35

(FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY)

MONTH/YEAR: Jul/2013

UNIT NAME: 0969 QM DET

(PETRO LIAISON)

PAS: U4WSQ8AA

Event Dt

SIGNATURE-PERIOD 1

SIGNATURE-PERIOD 2

Plt 000-00-0001 JONES HARRY M SPC

2013/07/13

T-IADT

2013/07/14

T-IADT

Plt 000-00-0002 RATHSKILLER ANDRE SFC

2013/07/13

Z-PENDING LOSS

2013/07/14

Z-PENDING LOSS

Plt 000-00-0003 OSBORNE ROGER B SFC

2013/07/13

S-RST 15 JUL 2013

________________________

2013/07/14

________________________

Plt 000-00-0004 WAGNER ROBERT LEE SGT

2013/07/13

________________________

2013/07/14

________________________

S-RST 22 JUL 2013

I CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INDIVIDUAL SOLDIERS PERFORMED

TRAINING AS INDICATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW AND

REGULATIONS AND ARE ENTITLED TO PAY.

I.M. BOSS, CPT, IN, COMMANDING

Figure 3-1. Sample annotated ADARS IDT Attendance Roster

USAR PAM 37-1 • 7 May 2018 43

DEPARTMENT OF THE

ARMY

(Unit

Name)

(Street Address)

(City,

State, Zip

Code)

MEMORANDUM FOR COMMANDER, UNIT NAME Date:

SUBJECT: Approval/Disapproval for Late Arriving Soldier to Sign-In

1. The following Soldier arrived at hours, (date) and was late for the opening formation:

Name: Rank:_ Section:

2. I recommend that the Soldier:

be allowed to sign-in and receive pay. I will ensure the Soldier makes up the late period after closing

formation.

not be allowed to sign-in and receive an UNSAT (U) or EXCUSED (A) absence for the BA

concerned

(include excused absence request if recommending approval of an A for the BA).

Supervisor’s signature

block

3. The request to sign-in is approved. Supervisor will ensure Soldier makes up the late period after closing formation.

Commander’s or Senior NCO’s signature block

4. The request to:

grant an excused absence is approved.

charge the Soldier with an unexcused absence is approved.

COMMANDER’S SIGNATURE BLOCK

Figure 3-2. Sample permission to sign-in slip format

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Unit/Office Symbol Date

MEMORANDUM FOR (INDIVIDUAL CONCERNED), (OFFICE)

SUBJECT: Additional Duty Appointment

1. Effective (date), you are assigned the following additional duty (enter one or both):

Receive ADARS IDT Attendance Roster and oversee sign-in and sign-out during Battle Assembly for Soldiers

assigned to your section AND/OR

Compare ADARS and RADARS data to available records prior to assignment of the Transmittal Letter (TL) to

ensure accuracy of the data input. Sign and date a copy of the preview transaction report attesting to the accuracy

of the data

2. Authority: USAR Pam 37-1 and the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance

3. Purpose: To carry out duties prescribed in USAR Pam 37-1, chapter 3 and the Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance.

4. Period: Until officially relieved or released from appointment.

5. Special instructions: Become thoroughly familiar with USAR Pam 37-1, chapter 3. Safeguard attendance rosters

at all times.

FOR THE COMMANDER:

COMMANDER'S SIGNATURE BLOCK

CF:

1 - Unit file

1 - Individual

Figure 3-3. Sample appointment memorandum - monitor sign-in/out – review ADARS/RADARS transactions

Unit/Office Symbol Date

MEMORANDUM FOR (INDIVIDUAL CONCERNED), (OFFICE)

SUBJECT: Additional Duty Appointment

1. Effective (date), you are assigned the following additional duty: Alternate Certifying Officer to certify unit drill

attendance.

2. Authority: USAR Pam 37-1.

3. Purpose: To certify unit drill attendance

4. Period: Until officially relieved or released from appointment.

5. Special instructions: Become thoroughly familiar with USAR Pam 37-1, paragraph 3-2. Safeguard the

IDT Attendance Roster at all times. Do not sign the ADARS IDT Attendance Roster until conclusion of the

Battle Assembly and posting of an attendance code or signature for each Soldier on the roster.

COMMANDER'S SIGNATURE BLOCK

CF:

1 - Unit file

1 - Individual

Figure 3-4. Sample appointment memorandum - alternate certifying officer

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Chapter 4

Reserve Pay Support and the Pay Inquiry Process

4-1. Reserve pay support - General

a. Responsibility for providing assistance with Reserve pay issues lies within the RDs Directorate of Resource

Management. RD personnel providing pay support are known as CPMs. RD CPMs provide reserve pay technical and

training support to units and RPACs within their geographic area of responsibility (GAOR). Units and RPACs will contact

the RD in their region for assistance with Reserve pay actions except as noted in paragraph b below.

b. Some GFC Commands require their units to contact the Command G8 rather than the RD for Reserve pay assistance. A

list of those commands is at the link in paragraph e below.

c. RD GAORs (by state):

(1) 63rd RD: AR, AZ, CA, NM, NV, OK, TX.

(2) 81st RD: AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, PR.

(3) 88th RD: CO, IA, IL, ID, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, MT, ND, NE, OH, OR, SD, UT, WA, WI, WY.

(4) 99th RD: CT, DC, DE, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VA, VT, WV.

d. RD CPMs have visibility in RLAS of all Soldiers within the USARC. RD CPMs can pay Soldiers assigned to other

RDs via RLAS, but may need to coordinate with the other RDs to resolve active duty orders issues.

e. A list of GFC and RD CPMs , to include contact information, is at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx.

4-2. RD and GFC CPMs Responsibilities

Responsibilities of the RD and GFC CPMs include:

a. Providing assistance in the use of RLAS and other systems for paying inactive and active duty periods, incentives, and

retrieving reports.

b. Assisting with resolution of USAR pay problems, Presidential, Congressional, IG, and other pay inquiries.

c. Acting as a liaison between units and the USAR Pay Center.

d. Conducting Reserve Pay Operations Reviews (RPOR) of unit and RPAC (RDs only) reserve pay operations. RDs will

coordinate RPORs through the unit’s GFC command or RD G1. RPORs are a critical tool in ensuring accurate and timely

payment of Soldiers and Army audit readiness. Units and RPACS must respond to all RPOR-related requests. RPOR results

are provided to the unit commander and GFC G8 and are recorded in the Automated Inspection Program database.

e. RDs only - conducting refresher training for UPAs on Reserve Pay procedures on behalf of USARC G-8. Generally,

each RD hosts at least one refresher workshop in, or outside, of its GAOR each FY.

4-3. Resolving pay inquiries - General

A pay inquiry is a question about a Soldier's pay requiring research to answer. All pay inquiries require a response within 48

hours of receipt of the inquiry, even if the answer is that further research is necessary.

a. All individuals involved in resolving inquiries will ensure they abide by Privacy Act requirements. Do not release

Soldier pay information to anyone other than the Soldier without written authorization from the Soldier or a valid power of

attorney.

b. Units, RPACs, CPMs, and UPCs will not release pay information via telephone to a Soldier without first validating that

the caller is the Soldier. Validation can be accomplished by asking a series of questions related to the Soldiers MMPA (date

of grade, PEBD, bank, tax withholding information, etc.).

4-4. Responsibility for resolving pay inquiries

a. Pay inquiries that cannot be resolved at the unit or RPAC must be forwarded through the Soldier's pay chain of

command starting with his/her unit.

b. Each GFC command establishes a pay chain of command and distributes it to their subordinate units. At a minimum,

the pay chain of command gives a point of contact and telephone numbers at the unit or RPAC, GFC command or RD and

USARC G-8. Units must ensure that the pay chain of command is posted on the unit bulletin board to inform Soldiers of the

proper steps to take to resolve a pay problem. A sample format for a pay chain of command flyer is shown at figure 4-1. Do

not include the UPC in your pay chain of command.

c. The majority of pay inquiries can be resolved by the unit or RPAC by reviewing the current MMPA, the ADARS and

RADARS files, and USAR Forms 26 submitted to the UPC. Many pay issues are related to erroneous data in the Soldier‘s

personnel record and require correction of personnel data before correction of the MMPA.

d. Soldiers may be able to answer their own questions by reviewing their LES in myPay. The myPay system allows

Soldiers to make changes to their pay account and view or print copies of LESs and

-2 forms on-line. The myPay website

is at https://mypay.dfas.mil/mypay.aspx.

Refer to paragraph 2-10 for additional information on myPay.

e. In most cases, the UPA, 1SG, or commander should have the knowledge and ability to resolve pay problems and

questions. If the pay issue/concern cannot be resolved at the unit or RPAC, forward the inquiry per paragraph 4-5, below.

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4-5. Processing pay inquiries

a. Prepare a USAR Form 27, Pay Inquiry for all pay inquiries received. Using a USAR Form 27 will assist you in

tracking and monitoring the pay inquiries you receive. A Soldier may initiate a pay inquiry verbally or in writing.

b. If the Soldier is present at the unit to initiate the inquiry, he/she must complete section I of USAR Form

and

attach supporting documentation, if applicable. If the Soldier initiates the inquiry by telephone, mail or e-mail, the

unit or RPAC completes sections I and II of USAR Form 27.

c. The unit or RPAC must research the pay inquiry and attach copies of any substantiating documents that may resolve or

support the Soldier‘s pay inquiry to the USAR Form 27.

d. If the unit or RPAC can resolve the pay inquiry, annotate the action taken in section II (e.g., “paid 20 Aug 13”

or “no action required, pay is correct”), return the inquiry to the Soldier and advise him/her of your findings.

e. If the unit or RPAC cannot answer the pay inquiry, contact either the GFC command or RD CPM, depending on your

pay chain of command. Annotate the information obtained from the GFC command or RD in block 9 of the USAR Form 27,

return the inquiry to the Soldier and advise him/her of your findings.

f. The GFC command or RD will contact USARC G-8 when they cannot provide an answer.

g. If a response is not received from the GFC command or RD within 48 hours, contact USARC G-8. See

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx for USARC G-

8 contact information.

h. Units should not forward pay inquiries to the UPC; almost all inquiries can be resolved in the unit’s pay chain

of command. Units may be advised by their GFC, RD to forward documents to resolve an inquiry to the UPC. In

these cases, prepare a USAR Form 26. Enter the TL number in block 10 of the USAR Form 27. Forward the documents

and USAR Form 26 to the UPC. Return a copy of the USAR Form 27 to the Soldier and advise him/her that documents

were submitted to correct the problem.

4-6. Presidential, Congressional, Inspector General pay inquiries

Presidential, Congressional, and Inspector General pay inquiries differ from routine inquiries. These types of pay inquiries

are really complaints and must be given the highest priority for resolution by their suspense date. USAR G-8 responds to

pay-related Congressional inquiries received by the USARC and provides direction to GFC command congressional POCs

on their resolution.

Figure 4-1. Sample pay chain-of-command flyer for unit bulletin board

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Chapter 5

Collections

5-1. Collections of military pay and allowances

a. Debts incurred for military pay, allowances or bonuses result from erroneous payments, late submission of entitlement

changes and changes to a Soldier's status. Soldiers must be notified by the unit or UPC when they have incurred a debt of these

types. The Soldier does not have to be notified of a collection if less than 60 days have elapsed since an erroneous payment or if the

amount of the collection is $50 or less.

b. If more than 60 days have elapsed since an erroneous payment, take the following actions:

(1) Notify the Soldier with a USAR Form 28, Notice of Indebtedness. Explain the reason for the collection and the

collection amount. Advise the Soldier of his/her right to request accelerated or prorated collection (see para 5-8).

Additionally, advise the Soldier of his/her right to request a waiver or remission (see para 5-7).

(2) Assign a 30-day suspense date to the USAR Form 28.

(3) Upon receipt of the Soldier’s response or expiration of the suspense date, prepare the documents indicated in

paragraphs 5-1b(1) or (2) above and forward the USAR Form 28 with any documents supporting the Soldier’s request concerning

the collection to the UPC. The commander must complete section III of the USAR Form 28 if the Soldier requests proration. See

paragraph 5-8.

c. The unit must initiate collection action when a Soldier receives pay for IDT or active duty that they did not perform.

(1) Use ADARS to collect IDT periods paid through ADARS. Refer to the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance for

collection procedures. If the IDT period was not paid through ADARS, prepare a USAR Form 22, complete block 5 and

list

the IDT periods to collect and reasons for collection in block 20. Attach any substantiating documents and submit to the UPC

on a USAR Form 26.

(2) Use RADARS to collect active duty periods paid through RADARS. Refer to the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance

for collection procedures. If the active duty was not paid through RADARS, prepare a USAR Form 24, complete block 13 and list

the dates to collect and reason for collection in block 16. Attach any substantiating documents and submit to the UPC on a USAR

Form 26.

d. Collection of active duty pay will establish separate debts for base pay and allowances. Each debt is accounted for

independently on the Soldier’s MMPA until it is collected in full.

e. The debt amount for IDT or active duty pay collections will equal the gross amount of pay received on the original

payment.

f. DJMS-RC suspends debts over $100 for collection of entitlements or incentives for 90 days. The UPC can remove the

suspension if needed to adjust the Soldier’s account.

g. When a debt is established in the same year that the payment occurred, the taxes are adjusted with each debt payment

as follows:

(1) Federal, state and FICA wages year to date (YTD) are reduced by the amount of the debt payment.

(2) FICA tax is refunded with each base pay debt payment at the rate of 7.65% (5.65% for 2011 and 2012) of the

payment. This refund will occur on the next LES.

(3) Federal and state taxes are not refunded automatically. Units must request refund on a USAR Form 22. Refunds

can only occur when the debt is paid in full during the same year as the overpayment. Taxes cannot be refunded for previous

years. See paragraph 5-1h for prior year debts.

h. When a debt results from collection of a taxable payment made during a previous calendar year, there is not an

adjustment to the current year federal, state and FICA wages with each debt payment. Instead, the following occurs:

(1) At the end of the year, the Soldier will receive a tax certificate showing a credit for federal and state wages. The

Soldier can use this document to file an amended tax return for the prior year and receive a refund of the taxes.

(2) FICA tax withheld previously is refunded with each base pay debt payment at the rate of 7.65% (5.65% for 2011

and 2012) of the payment. This refund will be paid on the next LES. The Soldier will receive a tax certificate at the end of

the year showing collections made towards taxable debts This certificate can be filed with the Soldier’s tax return for the

current year to reduce federal taxable wages.

i. See figure 5-1 for an example of a debt.

5-2. Fines/forfeitures (Articles 15/Courts Martial)

a. Soldiers may request proration of fines except for fines resulting from an Article 15 or court martial.

b. When an Article 15 or court martial imposes fines on a Soldier, submit the substantiating documents with a USAR

Form 26 to the UPC.

c. If changes occur (e.g., erroneous collection, punishment set aside, etc.), submit the substantiating documents with a USAR

Form 26 to the UPC for adjustment.

5-3. DD Form 362 and DD Form 200

Submit signed DD Form 362, Statement of Charges/DD Form 1131, Cash Collection Voucher and approved DD Form 200,

Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss with a USAR Form 26 to the UPC. Include a USAR Form 28 if the Soldier

requests proration (see para 5-8).

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5-4. Debts to non-appropriated Fund (NAF) activities and other agencies

a. NAF Activity Debt Collections.

(1) The DFAS-IN, Army Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES), or the UPC may establish involuntary collections

against a Soldier to pay NAF debts. The indebtedness may have occurred from dishonored checks or delinquent accounts.

AAFES makes input to DJMS-RC to establish, change, or cancel debts. AAFES debts cause a remark on the Soldier’s LES

containing an inquiry telephone number.

(2) The NAF activity is responsible for notifying the Soldier of the indebtedness. They may forward a letter through

the Soldier’s unit commander requesting assistance in collecting debts. The unit commander should assist the NAF activity in

obtaining a cash settlement from the Soldier. The Soldier should forward the cash settlement to the NAF activity.

(3) If cash settlement is not possible, inform the NAF activity to complete a DD Form 139, Pay Adjustment Authorization

and forward it to DFAS-IN, ATTN: General Processing Branch, Section III, Indianapolis, IN 46249-0001.

b. Debts to other US Government agencies.

(1) Other Government agencies may request collections from a Soldier’s military income. The DFAS-IN initiates and

maintains these debts. They should notify the Soldier prior to making any collections. The Soldier must correspond directly

with the Government agency requesting the collection.

(2) Family SGLI premiums are generated from the Soldiers dependent data in DEERS. Soldier(s) must coordinate with

their GFC command DEERS representative to resolve Family SGLI collections.

5-5. Notice of Levy on Wages, Salary, and Other Income (IRS Form 668-W)

Units that receive an IRS Form 668-W, notice of levy for a Soldier should prepare a letter and return the levy to the IRS.

Indicate on the letter that the notice of levy should be mailed to DFAS-IN, ATTN: PMTCB-G, 8899 East 56th Street,

Indianapolis,

46249-0875.

5-6. Court orders

A court order may be a garnishment or a judgment from civilian creditors. If a civilian court order is received at the Soldier’s

unit, prepare a letter and return the court order to the court. Indicate on the letter that the court order should be mailed to

Defense Finance and Accounting Service – Cleveland (DFAS-CL) Center, ATTN: Garnishment DFAS-CL/L, P.O. Box

998002, Cleveland, OH 44199-8002. The DFAS-CL makes the necessary input to the Soldier’s account. No action is

required by the unit.

5-7. Request for remission and waiver of debts

a. This paragraph defines the difference between a waiver and remission of indebtedness. It also provides guidance for

application, submission, and processing of waiver, remission or cancellation of indebtedness to the US Army for TPU

Soldiers.

b. Reference. AR 37-104-4, Military Pay and Allowances Policy, chapter 32; AR 600-4, Remission or Cancellation of

Indebtedness.

c. Waiver of indebtedness.

(1) Waiver is the dismissal of the entire gross amount of an erroneous payment or allowance. If the waiver is

approved in full, any amounts collected from the Soldier prior to approval of the waiver are refunded.

(2) Waiver may be granted only when collection would be unjust and against the best interests of the United States. The

erroneous payment must have resulted from administrative error and there must not be any indication of

fraud,

misrepresentation,

fault, or lack of good faith on the part of the Soldier. Waiver is applicable to all ranks and duty statuses.

(3) Waiver action is a matter of special consideration, not necessarily justified by an erroneous payment, since a Soldier

should know when a payment is in error. Each Soldier has a duty to notify the pay chain of command of erroneous payments and

retain the overpayment for refund to the Government.

(4) Waiver determination will depend upon the facts, supporting documents, and circumstances existing in each case.

The waiver application must be received by the USAR Pay Management Division, (USAR PMD) within 5 years of the

discovery of the erroneous payment.

(5) Debts not considered for waiver:

(a) Lump sum leave payments required to be refunded upon re-employment in Federal Service, regular or

supplemental payments in excess of known earned entitlements caused by delays in pay actions, advance leave outstanding at

separation.

(b) Payments in excess of earned entitlements caused by delays in pay actions, such as orders terminating special or

incentive pays, demotion orders, DA Form 4187 showing periods of unauthorized absence, or orders for assignment to

Government quarters, or reject of pay actions.

reenlistment bonus, medical and specialty pays.

d. Remission or cancellation of indebtedness.

(1) Remission or cancellation may be granted on the basis of hardship, injustice, or both. Remission based on

hardship applies only to debts in excess of $150.

(2) Factors in determining hardship or injustice:

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(a) The Army’s policy in the area of indebtedness (e.g., excess leave or receiving BAH while living in Government

quarters).

(b) Soldier’s awareness of policy and procedures; past or present military occupational specialty (MOS), rank, years

of service, and prior experience; Soldier’s contribution to the indebtedness by not correcting the situation; Soldier did not

know and could not have known of the error; Soldier inquired of a proper authority and was told that the payment was

correct.

excessive monthly expenses due to living in a high cost area, living apart from family members because of military orders,

number and age of family members, medical and dental bills, or other unusual expenses.

(d) Expenses caused by living standards that are too high or by mishandling of funds are not a basis for a hardship

case.

(3) If approved, the current balance or the uncollected portion of the indebtedness is cancelled. Indebtedness

collected after the date the Soldier’s commander signed the application may be remitted.

(4) Debts to the US Army that may be remitted or cancelled are cases arising from—

(a) Payments made in error or in excess of an allowance on behalf of the Soldier.

(b) Debts acknowledged as valid and have not been repaid or collected before the Soldier’s commander signed the

application.

(d) Debts established in a report of survey.

(e) Debts incurred while on active duty (other than ADT) prior to separation or return from active duty. Debts

incurred while on IDT or ADT will not be considered for remission.

(5) Debts are not considered for remission or cancellation when -

(a) Debts are due to loss of public funds obtained or converted to own use through fraud, larceny,

embezzlement, or other unlawful means.

(b) A Soldier’s pay is not reduced promptly in connection with forfeiture of pay imposed by a court martial or under

Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ); or debts are due to fines imposed by court martial sentence; or when a

Soldier will receive less than an honorable discharge at time of separation.

(d) A Soldier is retired (whether the debt occurred before or after retirement).

(e) A Soldier is held liable for damage or loss of property to another branch of service.

e. RC Soldiers on active duty are eligible for remission/cancellation of debt incurred on or after 7 October 2001 while

one

of the following categories:

(1) On active duty or on active status for deployment.

(2) Within 1 year of release from active status in a RC.

f. Submission of request for waiver.

(1) The Soldier, with the commander’s assistance, must complete DD Form 2789, Waiver/Remission of Indebtedness

Application to request waiver of indebtedness. The current edition of the form must be used. Obsolete forms will not be accepted

and will be returned to the Soldier’s unit. The form is available at http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/forms/eforms/dd2789.pdf.

The Soldier must complete blocks 1 through 18, and sign and date the application in blocks 19a through 19c. Enter "NA" in any

block left blank. The commander completes blocks 20 through 21. The commander must sign and date the application in blocks

22a through 22b.

(2) Documentation to support the Soldier’s application is listed in AR 37-104-4 (e.g., bonus addendums, debt

computation, orders, statements from others, e-mails, pay inquiries, notification of indebtedness, etc.).

(3) Failure of the Soldier and/or the unit to provide any of the required documentation listed below is cause for the

application to be returned to the unit for corrective action, causing further delay in the processing of the application:

(a) A signed statement from the Soldier pertaining to his/her knowledge of erroneous payment, when discovered, and steps

taken to correct the error. If the Soldier was unaware of the overpayment, this must be included in the Soldier’s statement, with

the reason. If the Soldier failed to save the funds erroneously received, the statement also needs to fully explain the use of the

erroneous funds. Were they safeguarded or spent?

(b) A signed statement from the Soldier’s commander confirming the statement made by the Soldier and validating

that the facts are complete and accurate.

(c) All active duty orders, consisting of the original order with amendments or revocation, that apply for the period the

Soldier was on active duty.

(d) Other orders or authorization documents used to establish the pay and/or allowances.

(e) Copies of LESs that reflect the erroneous payment and collection of the indebtedness.

(4) The completed DD Form 2789 with required documents can be mailed or e-mailed to the USAR PMD.

(a) Mailing address: USAR Pay Management Division, ATTN: Debt Management, Room 135Z-1, 8899 E. 56th ST.,

Indianapolis, IN 46249-1601.

(b) E-mail address: usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.ardebt[email protected]

unit’s address.

g. Submission for remission or cancellation of

indebtedness.

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(1) The Soldier, with the commander’s assistance, must complete DA Form 3508, Application for Remission or

Cancellation of Indebtedness to request remission or cancellation of indebtedness. The most current edition of the form must

be used. Obsolete forms will not be accepted and will be returned to the Soldier’s unit. The form is available at

http://www.apd.army.mil/. The Soldier must complete sections I through VIII. If the Soldier is requesting remission based on

financial hardship, the Soldier and the Soldier’s spouse, (if the soldier is married), must sign and date in block 49 of section

VIII. The commander must complete section VIII, blocks 50a and 50b, and sign and date the application in block 50.

(2) Supporting documentation to support the Soldier’s application are listed in AR 600-4 (e.g., statements from others, e-

mails, pay inquiries, notification of indebtedness, etc.).

(3) Failure of the Soldier and/or the unit to provide any of the required documentation listed below is cause for the

application to be returned to the unit for corrective action, causing further delay in the processing of the application:

(a) Detailed Soldier’s DA Form 2823, Sworn Statement signed by the Soldier and countersigned by an officer having

notary powers or by a notary public. The statement must include:

 Cause and reason for the debt; period involved; date of discovery; information about official notification of the debt,

how, when, who informed the Soldier of the debt.

 Whom the Soldier informed of the error or suspicion of error; efforts made to have the error corrected; evidence to

support efforts to correct the cause of debt; reason for delay in correcting the error; a full explanation concerning the use

of the erroneous funds. Were they safeguarded or spent?

 If injustice is claimed, an explanation for the claim; if hardship is claimed, an explanation of the problems that

repayment would cause.

(b) A signed statement from an officer in the Soldier’s chain of command, who has special courts martial authority, (See

UCMJ Section 823 Article 23), confirming the statement made by the Soldier and validating that the facts are complete and

accurate. The commander’s statement also needs to include:

 Recommendation for approval (in whole or in part) or disapproval, with reason if disapproval is recommended. State

how remission or cancellation would or would not serve the best interests of the US Government.

 State if the Soldier is at fault; could have prevented the debt; could have been aware of the Army’s policy in this area in

view of past or present MOS, rank, years of service, or prior experience; did the Soldier act properly in trying to correct the

error and act in good faith.

(c) All active duty orders, consisting of the original order with amendments or revocation, that apply for the period the

Soldier was on active duty.

(d) Other orders or authorization documents used to establish the pay and/or allowances.

(e) Copies of LESs that reflect the erroneous payment and collection of the indebtedness.

(4) The completed DA Form 3508 with required documents can be mailed or digitally scanned to the USAR Pay

Management Division.

(a) Mailing address: USAR Pay Management Division, ATTN: Debt Management, Room 135Z-1, 8899 E. 56th St.,

Indianapolis, IN 46249-1601.

(b) E-mail address: usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.ardebt[email protected].

h. Suspension or proration of the debt collection pending approval or disapproval.

(1) The USAR PMD completes the finance portion of the applications for waiver, remission, or cancellation of

indebtedness and forwards to the appropriate approving authority as follows:

(a) Waivers: DFAS-IN.

(b) Remissions or cancellation of indebtedness: HRC.

(2) USAR PMD normally suspends or prorates further collection of the indebtedness pending approval of the Soldier’s

application. The suspension or proration is initiated upon receipt of a complete application from the Soldier or the unit.

(3) The commander may request that the debt collection be continued during the review process if it is in the best

interest of the US Government.

(4) If the Soldier’s request for remission or cancellation of indebtedness is approved, the approving authority

remit

s the

portion of the indebtedness that was collected after the date the commander signed the DA Form 3508.

(5) Upon approval of an application, the approving authority makes the adjustment to cancel, remit the indebtedness,

or process the refund to the Soldier, as applicable. If the application is disapproved, the approving authority removes the

suspension or proration of the collection of indebtedness and resumes collection at the rate of two-thirds of the Soldier’s

disposable pay each month.

(6) Applications that may be considered for waiver, remission, or cancellation should not be sent to the Army Board

for Correction of Military Records (ABCMR). However, a Soldier may apply to the ABCMR under AR

-185 for any debt

not eligible or approved by waiver, remission or cancellation.

i. Interest, Penalties, Administrative Costs.

(1) Title 31, United States Code (USC), Section 3717, Interest and Penalty on Claims and the “Federal Claims Collection

Standards” regulation authorize assessment of interest, penalty, and administrative costs on delinquent debts.

(2) The intent of interest is to stimulate prompt payment of debts and recover the cost to the Department of Treasury.

Penalty charges are assessed on any debt principal delinquent for more than 90 days. Administrative costs are assessed when

incurred in the processing and handling of delinquent debts.

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(3) Debt collections, even those suspended or prorated, will accrue interest during the repayment process.

5-8. Proration requests

a. Debt collections are deducted from a Soldier’s disposable pay. Disposable pay is the gross amount of the payment

reduced by allowances, federal, state, and FICA taxes, as well as SGLI (including FSGLI and Traumatic SGLI (TSGLI))

deductions. The standard collection rate is two-thirds of disposable pay. Collection at a higher rate is authorized for debts that

cannot be recovered at the lesser collection rate prior to a Soldier’s expected separation date or within 3 years, whichever is

earlier.

b. Soldiers with debts for military pay may request a prorated collection rate when the standard rate would cause undue

financial hardship. The prorated collection rate is a whole dollar amount that is applied to each day of base pay. For

example, if a Soldier requests a proration amount of $5.00 per day, $20.00 will be withheld for a BA 4 or $70.00 for 14

days of active duty.

c. When reviewing proration requests, commanders must consider how many days of duty the Soldier will perform in the

future to ensure the rate of collection will satisfy the debt within the timeframes below. Soldiers who have a change in status

(reenlisted, mobilized, etc.) may request a new collection rate. Soldiers, who due to extreme financial hardship cannot repay a

debt within the timeframes below, should apply for remission of the debt. Proration requests must allow for full repayment of

the debt within 3 years of the first collection or the timeframes below, whichever is earlier.

(1) Completion of the Soldier’s military service obligation (MSO) for all personnel.

(2) Completion of an enlisted Soldier’s ETS date.

(3) An officer or warrant officer’s mandatory removal date (MRD).

(4) A Soldier’s 60th birthday (all personnel).

(5) The Soldier’s expected date of separation. For TPU enlisted Soldiers this date is their ETS and for officers, their

MRD.

d. Send proration requests to usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.ardebtmngt@mail.mil. Include a USAR Form 28 and a copy of the

Soldier’s PQR. The Chief, USAR Pay Management Division, is the final approving authority for proration requests.

e. Soldiers with other types of debts, including travel, AAFES and Government Travel Card debts, must coordinate with

the debt originator for proration requests. The Soldier’s LES will contain an inquiry phone number that the Soldier can call to

inquire about the debt. Penalties, interest and admin fees cannot be prorated.

5-9. Debt payment by personal check

a. While Soldiers may pay debts with a personal check, it is not advisable due to the difficulty in ensuring the payment is

recorded properly through DFAS Disbursing. Encourage the Soldier to allow the debt to collect from his/her pay. Soldiers

should be discouraged from mailing personal checks to the unit because of the risk in securing the check. Soldiers who insist

on paying their debt by personal check should send the check to the address in paragraph 5-9b.

b. If the unit receives a personal check from a Soldier for repayment of a debt, prepare a DA Form 200 and send it with

the check to the USAR Pay Management Division, Room, 135Z-1, 8899 E. 56th St., Indianapolis, IN 46249-1601. Include

the Soldier’s name, SSN, the check number, the purpose of the check (be specific as to the purpose of the payment, include

dates and reason for debt) in the remarks section of DA Form 200. Include documentation of the debt (e.g., a copy of the

MMPA or LES showing the debt). Place the check in a sealed envelope and staple the envelope to the DA Form 200. Do

not fold or staple through the check.

c. Personal checks for payments disbursed by DFAS-IN should be made payable to US Treasury. If payment was made

by other than DFAS-IN, contact the paying agency for repayment instructions.

5-10. Debts for Soldiers who have transferred or separated

a. For debts discovered after a Soldier transfers to another unit, or within 1 year of separation, submit a USAR Form 22 for

non-active duty or a USAR Form 24 for active duty debts to the UPC for processing. DD Form 362 for Government Property

Lost, Damaged or Destroyed should also be sent to the UPC.

b. For other types of debts discovered or debts received more than 1 year after a Soldier separates, contact the PMD at

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.ardebtmngt@mail.mil for guidance.

c. MMPAs for separated Soldiers remain on DJMS-RC for a minimum of 1 year to allow for corrections. Debts for separated

Soldiers transfer to DFAS-IN for collection 90 days after the date of separation. For example, if a Soldier is separated on 1 June

2013, any pending debts will transfer to DFAS-IN on 1 September 2013. If an account is separated in June 2013 with an effective

date prior to March 2013 all debts will transfer to DFAS-IN immediately.

5-11 Lump sum payments for accrued leave and bonuses

Soldiers entitled to a lump sum payment who have an outstanding debt for military pay, allowances, incentives or government

property will have their collection rate accelerated to 100% to reduce their indebtedness to the Government. The collection rate

will be reset to two-thirds or the approved proration amount after collection of the lump sum payment occurs.

5-12 Adjustment to TSP contributions to assist in debt collection

a. DoDFMR Volume 7A, Chapter 52 allows adjusting the percentage of pay going to a Soldier’s TSP account in order to

satisfy debts to the Government.

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b. TSP rates will be adjusted if the amount of pay after normal deductions and TSP contributions will not allow for

repayment of the debt within the timeframes prescribed in paragraph 5-8. Soldiers can resume their prior TSP contribution

amount once all debts are collected in full.

Example:

Original Payment

Entitlement Deductions Net Pay

Basic Pay $100.00 FITW $10.35 $ 78.50

FICA

7.65

SITW

3.50

Collection for duty not performed.

Debt posted as $100. Debt will collect at 100% of gross pay.

Next pay received:

Entitlement

Deductions

Net Pay

Basic Pay $100.00

FITW

$10.35

$26.17

FICA

7.65

SITW

3.50

Debt

52.33

Next LES shows:

FICA TAX Refund $4.00

[Debt payment (52.33) x 7.65%]

Figure 5-1. Example of a debt

Chapter 6

Miscellaneous Actions

6-1. Transfers to AGR

a. Soldiers on AGR tours are paid by DJMS-AC.

b. Soldiers entering on an AGR tour are transferred to the USAR Control Group (AGR). They are brought on their AGR

tour by an order published by HRC. The order transferring the Soldier to the AGR tour will process through TAPDB-R and

create a separation transaction in DJMS-RC.

c. When a Soldier with a bonus enters an AGR tour, their bonus is terminated without recoupment (if they served a

minimum of one day of their current contract). If their bonus was erroneously terminated with recoupment, the Soldier’s unit

must submit a USAR Form 23 requesting the correction to terminate without recoupment. The unit must also attach a copy of

the order transferring the Soldier to the Control Group and the AGR order.

6-2. Accrued Leave

Accrued leave is earned for continuous active duty periods, including back-to-back orders (continuous

duty), totaling 30 days or

more. Soldiers that do not use all the leave accrued during a tour of active duty ending on 30 September 2011 or later may request

payment or carryover of all or a portion of the unused leave to a future period of active service of 30 days or more. This is true

regardless of whether there is a break between active duty periods. Soldiers may carry over up to 60 days of annual accrued

leave.

a. Soldiers are limited to a maximum payment of 60 days accrued leave during their career. The 60-day leave

payment limitation does not apply to leave accrued after 30 September 2001 while serving on active duty periods

(AGR, AT, ADT, ADOS or ADOS-RC) tours totaling 31 to 365 days in duration or to contingency operations of any

duration.

b. Accrued leave payments should be processed within 60 days of the end date of the active duty period by the UPC or

Defense Accounting Office (DAO)/DMPO that provided pay support to the Soldier. If the DAO/DMPO does

not pay the

accrued leave, submit request for payment to the UPC. Submit all applicable active duty orders, a USAR Form 24, DD Form

214 and DA

Forms 31. If the DD Form 214 is not available, the UPA should so state on the USAR Form 24.

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c. Before the UPC or DAO/DMPO can process an accrued leave payment, the Soldier’s MMPA must have an “X” in the

FI-

IND field (Section 5, MMPA). See paragraph 2-9p (3) for procedures to update the FI-IND field.

d. Procedures for requesting carryover of leave at time of REFRAD.

(1) Orders paid by UPC - no action is required at REFRAD for Soldiers desiring to carryover all leave accrued to a

future duty period of 30 or more days. All unused and unpaid accrued leave will be available for carryover the next time the

Soldier begins an active duty tour of 30 or more days. Soldiers requesting payment of a portion of their accrued leave at

REFRAD and carryover of the remainder should submit a request for payment within 90 days of REFRAD, to the UPC. See

paragraph 6-2b for document requirements. Annotate the number of days leave requested for payment in block 15 of USAR Form

24. Enter a statement in block 16 requesting carryover of the remaining accrued leave and the number of days to carryover.

(2) Orders paid by a DMPO or Army Finance office – requests for carryover of leave are processed IAW local

procedures.

e. Procedures for requesting carryover of leave accrued previously upon beginning a new active duty period of 30 or more

days.

(1) Orders paid by UPC - Submit active duty orders and a DA Form 4187 or USAR Form 24 to the UPC to request

carryover leave. Section IV of the DA 4187 or section 16 of the USAR 24 must contain a statement requesting carryover of

accrued leave and the number of days to carryover. The UPC will require verification of the number of days requested when the

number is less than the total accrued leave days recorded in DJMS-RC.

(2) Orders paid by a DMPO or Army Finance office – requests for carryover of leave are processed IAW local

procedures.

f. Soldiers with carryover leave remaining upon entering one of the statuses below may receive payment for the

leave. Carryover leave will be forfeited if the Soldier is discharged under other than honorable conditions. Submit a

copy of the appropriate order and USAR Form 24 to initiate payment. Indicate in block 15 of USAR Form 24 that

request is for payment of remaining accrued leave. DFAS will initiate payment of remaining leave for deceased

Soldiers.

(1) Discharge.

(2) Transfer to the IRR.

(3) Retirement.

(4) Death.

6-3. Disability Severance Pay (DSP)

A Soldier separated for a physical disability, which was the result of performance of duty, may be entitled to disability

severance pay IAW the DODFMR Volume 7A , Chapter 35. The separation order must specify an entitlement to

disability severance pay.

a. The UPC processes DSP for orders published by the US Army Physical Disability Agency. DSP claims must

include a memorandum from the Physical Disability Branch in Arlington, VA. E-mail the DSP order and memorandum

to the UPC Incapacitation Pay team at the address shown in appendix C, table C-1 or the address in appendix C,

paragraph C-2

b. The UPC will process the DSP and separate the Soldier’s MMPA.

c. DSP orders issued by military installations are processed by the installation DAO/DMPO. The DAO/DMPO will

separate the Soldier’s MMPA.

d. The UPA must ensure that a loss transaction is processed in RLAS.

6-4. Incapacitation (INCAP) pay/Active Duty Medical Extension (ADME)

a. References.

(1) AR 135-381, Incapacitation of Reserve Component Soldiers provides Army policy on RC Soldiers who become

incapacitated.

(2) DA Pam 135-381, Incapacitation of Reserve Component Soldiers Processing Procedures provides procedures

regarding incapacitation pay and allowances for RC Soldiers.

b. Submit all INCAP claims to the RD for approval after the Line of Duty (LOD) is approved. The RD/USARC/DA G-1

(depending on approval level) submits the approved claim to the UPC.

c. Submit Active Duty Medical Extension (ADME) pay requests to the UPC on a DA Form 200. The DA Form

200 is usually prepared by the RD INCAP POC.

d. E-mail INCAP and ADME documentation to the UPC Incapacitation Pay team at the address shown in appendix

C, table C-1 or the address in appendix C, paragraph C-2 a.

6-5. Deceased Soldiers’ accounts

Report all TPU Soldier deaths IAW AR 190-45, Law Enforcement Reporting through your Major Subordinate Command

(MSC) G-3 channels using

Serious Incident Report (SIR) format. See the Army Reserve Casualty Operations website at

https://arg1web/personnelpolicy/Pages/CasualtyOperations.aspx for more information on reporting casualties. The UPC

receives SIRs and inputs the deceased transaction in DJMS-RC.

If the Soldier expired while serving in a duty status, contact the HQDA, Casualty Office at 1-800-626-3317. Provide the

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Soldier’s name, SSN, rank, date and place of death, duty status at

the time of death, and the unit of assignment with telephone

number.

Prepare a memorandum to forward to DFAS-IN Casualty Branch with the following information:

(1) Date expired.

(2) AT/ADT/ADOS-RC/Mobilization dates for which payment is due (attach all unpaid orders to the memorandum).

(3) Dates and number of BA’s for which IDT payment is due (attach all unpaid DA Form 1380s or IDT Attendance

Roster periods to the memorandum).

(4) Annotate whether death gratuity eligibility has or has not been determined, and whether payment was made.

If death

gratuity was paid, include recipient’s name, SSN, address, and amount paid.

Include the following documents:

(1) Documents for any other unpaid claims, such as unpaid travel entitlements, promotion orders, bonuses, etc.

(2) DD

Form 1300, Report of Casualty or the death certificate.

(3) SF 1174, Claim for Unpaid Compensation of Deceased Member of the Uniformed Services.

(4) Copy of SGLV Form 8286 (copy only, used only for SGLI questions).

(5) Bonus contract if Soldier’s death resulted in an unearned portion of a bonus.

(6) DD Form 93, Record of Emergency Data. If not available, add the following information to the memorandum:

(a)

Statement that the Soldier’s Official Military Personnel File does not contain a valid DD Form 93.

(b)

Name and address of surviving spouse, if any.

(c)

If there is no surviving spouse, names and addresses of surviving children, if any.

(d)

If no surviving spouse or children, the names and addresses of the surviving parents, if any.

(e)

If no surviving spouse, children or parents, the names and addresses of the surviving brothers and sisters, if any.

(f)

Send the DA Form 200 and memorandum with supporting documents to DOD, DFAS-IN, Directorate for Military

Pay, Services & Support Division, 8899 E. 56th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46249-0865, or fax documents to (317) 275-0353 or

DSN 699-0353. The unit can call (317) 212-1598 to ensure their fax was received by DFAS-IN. Submission of this packet

should not be delayed more than 10 days pending completion and/or receipt of all applicable documents.

[NOTE: Soldier’s

MMPA will remain active until 6 months after separation date (date of death).]

(g) Return any DJMS-RC checks paid after the Soldier’s death to the address provided in paragraph 6-5c(6)(f) above.

6-6. Out-of-Service claims

a. An Out-of-Service claim is a claim the UPC cannot process in DJMS-RC

b. Examples of Out-of-Service claims include payments due to separated Soldiers whose MMPA has been purged

from DJMS-RC or pay due for a prior period of service in the active component.

c. Claims for unpaid Reserve pay for separated Soldiers can be processed by the UPC if the MMPA is still in

DJMS-RC. Units can verify whether the MMPA is still in DJMS-RC by contacting their RD or GFC CPM. If the

MMPA is still in DJMS-RC, initiate payment via USAR Form 22 or USAR Form 24, as applicable. Include

supporting documents and forward to the UPC with a USAR Form 26.

d. For Soldiers who’s MMPA was purged from DJMS-RC, prepare a DD Form 827 and forward it to DFAS.

Include documents to support the claim. Mail the DD Form 827 to DFAS-IN, Claims Branch, 8899 E 56th St.

Dept. 3300 (ATTN: COR/CLAIMS), Indianapolis, IN 46249-3300.

e. Soldiers or units can inquire about the status of a DD Form 827 by calling (317) 212-6167, DSN 699-6167, or

sending an e-mail to DFAS.Indianapolis-IN.JFE.MBX.COR-Clai[email protected].

6-7. Non-receipt/returned payments (EFT/Checks)

Non-receipt of payment by a financial institution.

(1)

Soldiers who do not receive a direct deposit must confirm that their financial institution information is correct in

myPay and have the bank call DFAS-IN to report the non-receipt (317) 212-0585; DSN: 699-0585. The bank must provide

the Soldier’s name, SSN, account number, name and address of the financial organization and date of payment as reflected on

the Soldier’s LES.

(2)

An alternate reporting method is to have the Soldier prepare and sign a memorandum including all information

listed in paragraph 6-7a (1) above, as well as a unit POC and number. Attach all pertinent bank statements to demonstrate that

the deposit was not received. Fax the memorandum to the DFAS-IN disbursing office at (317) 212-5903 or DSN 699-5903.

Take the following actions for Soldier’s who have a Government check (hard copy) that is lost, stolen,

mutilated, destroyed, returned to sender, or not received:

(1)

Assist the Soldier in preparing a DD Form 2660 accurately:

(a)

Blocks 1- 4 - self explanatory

(b)

Block 5 - must contain account number, routing number, and account type i.e. checking/savings

(c)

Block 6 – if a check was mailed, the address to where the check was mailed

(d)

Block 7 – Soldiers' current mailing address, must match the mailing address on the Soldiers' pay account

(e)

Block 8 – check appropriate box.

(f)

Block 9 – Look on the Soldiers' LES Period Covered Box. (In that box it has CHK DT - that is the date that goes in

Box 9. If there are multiple dates for checks not received, you must have a separate DD Form 2660 for each LES).

(g)

Blocks 10-11 – check appropriate box.

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(h)

Blocks 12-13 – Soldier must hand sign and date the form. Digital signature is not authorized.

(i)

Block 17 - Must indicate “Request Replacement Check”.

(2)

E-mail the completed DD Form 2660 along with the LES associated with check payment to

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.ardebtmngt@mail.mil.

(3) Advise the Soldier to expect payment of the check amount no earlier than 60 days after DFAS-IN receives the DD

Form 2660. The Treasury Department must provide a response on the status of the check before a new check can be issued.

(4) Advise the Soldier that if the original check is received after filing the DD Form 2660, it must be returned to the

UPA. The UPA must prepare a DA Form 200 and mail the original check to the USAR Pay Management Division, ATTN:

Debt Management, Room 135Z-1, 8899 E. 56th ST., Indianapolis, IN 46249-0000. The Pay Management Division will

coordinate with DFAS-IN to remove the payment history from the Soldier’s MMPA and adjust the Soldier’s tax information.

6-8. Claims resulting from the correction of military records

Soldiers requesting correction of military records must submit a DD Form 149, Application for the Correction of

Military Record Under the provisions of Title 10, US Code, Section 1552 to the Army Review Boards Agency

(ARBA) at the address listed on the back of the DD Form 149. See AR 15-185, Army Board for Correction of Military

Records for guidance or go to

http://arba.army.pentagon.mil/.

Allow 60 days after ARBA issues a decision on the DD Form 149 for payment of the claim. Any pay adjustments

for periods prior to the ARBA docket date will be made by DFAS and occur outside of DJMS-RC. If payment is not

received within 60 days, forward copies of the ARBA recommendation to the

UPC. The UPC will coordinate with the

DFAS- IN to make the payment. Pay adjustments for periods after the docket date must be processed by the UPC. Submit

the ARBA board results and supporting documentation for the pay adjustment (promotion order, bonus contact, etc.) to the

UPC. See Appendix D, paragraph D-53, for processing procedures.

6-9. Requesting an LES copy

Soldiers must use myPay to access LESs for the current and 11 previous months.

Current and separated Soldiers can request copies of their LESs as follows:

(1) Go to http://www.dfas.mil and select “Military Members”.

(2) Scroll to “Understanding Your LES” and click on “Request LES for Substantiating Document”.

(3) To request LES prior to 1992 (1 January 1970 through 31 December 1991).

(a) Under “ARMY: Separated Active Duty Member, Current/Separated Reserve or National Guard Member Army &

Air Force Active Duty LES” select the “askDFAS” hyperlink.

(b) Complete applicable fields and submit ticket.

(4) To request LES after 1992 (1 January 1992 through 31 December 2014).

(a) Follow steps 1-3(a) above.

(b) Select “Change Category/Sub-Category selection”.

(d) Option for “Subcategories” will appear, select “For LES request after 1992.

(e) Complete applicable fields and submit ticket.

Chapter 7

Mobilization

Section I

Conceptual Overview

7-1. General

a. This chapter provides guidance for Reserve pay administration of TPUs and Soldiers ordered to active federal military

service.

b. Reserve pay procedures for mobilization are contained in the Finance Mobilization and Demobilization Standard

Operating Procedures (SOP) at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx. This chapter

provides additional reserve pay mobilization information.

c. This chapter specifies finance tasks to accomplish during each phase of mobilization.

7-2. Tasks and responsibilities

a. Phase I (Planning). Financial readiness begins at the unit. In this phase, units ensure that all pay accounts reflect the

Soldier's current status and that all pay entitlements are paid in an accurate and timely manner.

(1) Units—

(a) Complete Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP) I finance tasks to include Phase I tasks listed in the Finance Mobilization

and Demobilization SOP at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-

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8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx,

(b) Take appropriate actions to resolve pay issues.

to the iPERMS mobilization/deployment folders.

(2) RD/GFC commands conduct Reserve Pay Operations Reviews of each unit within the Army Force Generation

(ARFORGEN) ready pool.

b. Phase II (Alert). Units—

(1) Provide pay support to all Soldiers mobilized in a derivative UIC, including cross-leveled Soldiers and Soldiers

assigned from the IRR for mobilization.

(2) Provide copies of the Finance Guide for USAR Soldiers available on the USARC SharePoint site at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx.

c. Phase III (Home Station Processing).

(1) Units -

(a)

Use the RADARS Automated Mobilization Transactions module of RLAS to start mobilization pay entitlements. Units

and RPACs must assign the RADARS Mobilization TL number NLT the Home Station (HS) report date. Most units report to the

Mobilization Station (MS) within 3 days of reporting to HS. Units/RPACs must assign the mobilization TL on the HS report date

to allow time for the transactions to post in DJMS-RC and be visible to the MS finance office. The MS will input all the

transactions again if the RLAS transactions are not visible in DJMS-RC when Soldiers begin finance processing at the Soldier

Readiness Center (SRC). This delays processing through the SRC, creates unnecessary workload for the MS finance office and

may delay the Soldier’s first payment. The commander must verify the presence of each mobilizing Soldier at home station prior to

the UPA assigning a TL in RADARS. The mobilization station will start or stop pay for Soldiers added or deleted from the

mobilization roster after assignment of the RADARS Mobilization TL number. Refer to the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance

at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx for instructions on

using the RADARS Automated Mobilization Transactions module.

(b)

For individual mobilization orders published in DAMPS the unit/RPAC must e-mail the documents below to the

servicing pay team at the UPC NLT COB of the HS report date:

(1) USAR Form 26. Check “Mobilization Data” in the “Handling Information” section of the USAR 26. Pay team e-mail

addresses are in appendix C, table C-1.

(2) DAMPS individual mobilization orders.

(3) DD Form 1561, Statement to Substantiate Payment of Family Separation Allowance (FSA) for Soldiers entitled to

Family Separation Allowance.

(4) RLAS DA Form 5960 for Soldiers requiring a change to the current BAH information on their MMPA. The DA Form

5960 must be created in RLAS.

(5) DA Form 4187 for Soldiers entitled to CONUS COLA.

(6) Any other documents necessary to correct errors on a Soldier’s MMPA.

(7) Amendments to curtail the orders of any mobilizing Soldier currently on active duty in another status.

(8) Soldiers mobilized on DAMPS orders will have a Pay Status (PS) code of “Z” on their MMPA and the UCPMR.

(c)

Review the RADARS Past Due Orders and RADARS Duty Certification Suspense Reports and process any outstanding

active duty orders or duty certifications.

(d)

Advise the RD/GFC command of finance tasks that may not be completed as of the reporting date to the MS.

(e)

Prepare and submit DTS or DD From 1351-2 Travel Vouchers for Soldiers on AT/ADT/ADOS-RC during the Alert

phase.

(1)

RD/GFC commands ensure unit starts mobilization pay in RADARS before departing home station.

(2)

RD/GFC SRP Level 2 Team –

(f)

Conduct SRP 2 finance tasks, include the Phase III tasks listed in the Finance Mobilization and Demobilization SOP at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx, for all mobilizing

Soldiers including cross-leveled and Soldiers assigned from the IRR for mobilization to Finance tasks include –

(g)

Conduct an entitlements briefing with all Soldiers using the SRP 2 briefing charts available on the USARC G8 SharePoint

site at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx.

(h)

Conduct a face-to-face review of the Soldier’s MMPA (MMPA) using the checklist at figure 7-1 and Annex E of the

Finance Mobilization and Demobilization SOP at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-

8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx to identify key data elements for review. Prepare actions to correct errors on the MMPA

Annotate corrections made to the Soldier’s MMPA on Annex E. Make 3 copies of any documents used to support changes to the

Soldier’s MMPA. Provide one copy to the Soldier, attach one to Annex E and send the final copy to the UPC for processing.

(i)

Provide a projected pay calculation to each Soldier.

(j)

Provide completed Annex E for all Soldiers to the unit for further distribution to the mobilization station.

(k)

Forward documents for MMPA corrections to the UPC.

(l)

Ensure uploading of finance documents required in the iPERMS mobilization/deployment folder.

(m)

Ensure each Soldier and family support group receives copies of the Finance Guide for USAR Soldiers.

(n)

SRP2 briefing charts, Annex E, and a pay calculation worksheet are available at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx.

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d. Phase IV (Mobilization Station (MS)). The MS—

(1) Completes tasks in chapter 3 of the Finance Mobilization and Demobilization SOP.

(2) Conducts face-to-face MMPA review with each Soldier and inputs changes to DJMS-RC as needed.

(3) Adjusts tour end dates as required; completes all unfinished tasks from Phase I, II, and III; and verifies/corrects the pay

transactions input through RADARS as needed.

e. Phase V (Deployed Location). The supporting Finance office completes tasks in chapter 3 of the Finance Mobilization

and Demobilization SOP.

Section II

Mobilization Pay and Benefits

7-3. Mobilization pay and benefits information

Information on mobilization entitlements, allowances and special authorizations is contained in the DA G1 Personnel Policy

Guidance (PPG) for Overseas Contingency Operations. The PPG changes frequently, units should ensure they view the latest

version.

Section III

Unit Commanders Pay Management Report (UH022-2004) for Mobilized Units

7-4. Unit commander's responsibility

a. Mobilized units must continue to review the UCPMR to ensure correct payment of Soldiers. Deployed units can access the

UCPMR via RLAS or coordinate with the GFC command or RD to receive the report monthly. See appendix I for UCPMR

review procedures.

b. Commanders and UPAs are required to review and validate the information contained in the monthly report. The report

is tailored to Reserve duty, but at a minimum, units should validate the Pay Status code and performance data to ensure the proper

Soldiers are receiving mobilization pay. Refer to appendix I for a detailed explanation of the various sections and data fields

contained in this report.

c. Perform a thorough review of the first UCPMR received after demobilization. To prevent erroneous payments, ensure that

the pay status code was changed to “A” for all Soldiers who were REFRAD. Contact the UPC Ombudsman team at

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.usarc-pay-inquiry@mail.mil or (877) 462-7782 to stop pay for Soldiers paid past REFRAD.

Section IV

Demobilization

7-5. Demobilization tasks

a. Mobilization Station (MS)—

(1) Corrects any known pay problems noted on the Soldier’s pay account.

(2) Ensures tour-ending dates are correct.

(3) Ensures hardship duty pay and hostile fire/imminent danger pay is terminated effective the date the Soldier

departed the Theater of Operations.

(4) Stops Family Separation Allowance effective the date the Soldier departed the MS.

(5) Processes all accrued leave actions.

b. RD/GFC command—

(1) Ensures REFRAD units conduct home station activities prior to transition leave or REFRAD.

(2) Assists with resolution of pay discrepancies.

(3) Ensures travel vouchers are completed and processed in a timely manner.

c. Unit—

(1) Identifies Soldier(s) with pay problems and resolves them.

(2) Ensures travel vouchers are completed and processed.

(3) Coordinates with the RD or GFC command to ensure accrued leave payments have been finalized or transition

leave has been posted.

(4) Reports any complications with REFRAD date to the RD or GFC command.

(5) Reviews the UCPMR to ensure all mobilization tours are stopped.

Section V

Mobilization Stations (Power Projection Platforms)

7-6. Mobilization Stations

The information in table 7-1 pertains to Power Projection Platforms (Mobilization Stations) that could be used to process Soldiers

for deployment.

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Table 7-1

Power Projection Platforms (Mobilization Stations)

Camp Atterbury

Finance Office

Edinburgh, IN 46124

COM: (812) 526-1499, Ext 61668

Fort Eustis

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Eustis, VA 23604-5350

COM: (757) 878-5202/4022

Camp Shelby

Finance Office

Camp Shelby, MS 39407-5000

COM: (601) 558-2643

Fort Hood

Defense Accounting Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Hood, TX 76544-5224

COM: (254) 285-5909

Fort Belvoir

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5538

COM: (703) 805-3940

Fort Jackson

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Jackson, SC 29207-5550

COM: (803) 751-4576/6376

Fort Benning

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Benning, GA 31905-5333

COM: (706) 545-3919

Fort Knox

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Knox, KY 40121-5000

COM: (502) 624-6842

Fort Bliss

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Bliss, TX 79916-6380

COM: (915) 741-8003

Fort Leonard Wood

Defense Military Pay Office ATTN:

Reserve Pay Section

Fort Leonard Wood, MO, 65473-8935

COM: (573) 596-0010

Fort Bragg

Defense Accounting Office (DAO)

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Bragg, NC 28307-5000

COM: (910) 396-2216

Fort Polk

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Polk, LA 71459-5000

COM: (337) 531-7347

Fort Campbell

Defense Accounting Office (DAO)

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Campbell, KY 42223-6007

COM: (270) 412-8997

Fort Riley

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Riley, KS 66442-0000

COM: (785) 856-6244/6188

Fort Carson

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Carson, CO 80913-5024

COM: (719) 526-6230/9812

Fort Sam Houston

Defense Military Pay Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234

COM: (210) 221-2789

Fort Dix

Directorate of Resource Management

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Dix, NJ 08640-5000

COM: (609) 562-3408

Fort Stewart

24th Finance Battalion

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Stewart, GA 31314-5121

COM: (912) 767-1371

Fort Drum

Defense Accounting Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Fort Drum, NY 12189-4050

COM: (315) 772-4447

Joint Base Lewis-McCord

Defense Accounting Office

ATTN: Reserve Pay Section

Joint Base Lewis-McCord, WA 98433-5000

COM: (253) 967-9527

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Annex E review items: PEBD, Direct Deposit, Federal and state tax withholding, state of legal residence, dependency status,

SGLI/FSGLI, myPay access, TSP percentage

Validate the following items in addition to the items on Annex E of the

Finance Mobilization and Demobilization SOP

ITEM

ACTION

REQUIRED

YES

NAME: Have Soldiers verify the spelling of their full name as stated on their MMPA. If name is incorrect

see USAR Pam 37-1, Appendix D, table D-2, rules 3 and 4, for corrective action.

SSN: Have Soldiers verify their SSN as stated on their MMPA. If SSN is incorrect, see USAR Pam 37-1,

Appendix D, table D-2, rules 1 and 2, for corrective action.

BONUS: Review Soldiers’ MMPA for Bonus types other than “for

―

NONE.

”

If Soldier has an overdue

bonus payment; have Soldier complete a Pay Inquiry (USAR Form 27) and present it to the UPA for

resolution. (See Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance, chapter 7, at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx .)

INCENTIVE PAY: Have Soldiers verify their Incentive Pay(s) as stated on their MMPA. If the Soldier is

entitled to receive Incentive Pay but such entitlement is not recorded on the MMPA, submit order for

Incentive Pay to the UPC. If there is insufficient information to do so, have the Soldier complete a Pay

Inquiry (USAR Form 27) and present it to the UPA for follow-up. (See para 3-21 for incentive pay

procedures.)

Figure 7-1. Sample mobilization MMPA review checklist

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Appendix A

References

Section I

Required Publications

AR 15-185

Army Board for Correction of Military Records. (Cited in 6-8.)

AR 25-50

Preparing and Managing Correspondence (Cited in 1-12)

AR 25-400-2

The Army Records Information Management System (ARIMS). (Cited in 1-12)

AR 37-104-4

Military Pay and Allowances Policy. (Cited in 5-7.)

AR 621-202

Incentive Programs. (Cited in appx M.)

AR 135-381

Incapacitation of Reserve Component Soldiers. (Cited in 6-4.)

AR 140-1

Mission, Organization and Training. (Cited in 1-7.)

AR 190-45

Law Enforcement Reporting. (Cited in 6-5.)

AR 600-4

Remission or Cancellation of Indebtedness. (Cited in 5-7.)

AR 601-210

Active and Reserve Components Enlistment Program. (Cited in 2-30.)

AR 611-75

Management of Army Divers. (Cited in 3-23.)

AR 614-200

Enlisted Assignments and Utilization. (Cited in 3-23.)

AR 621-202

Army Educational Incentives and Entitlements. (Cited in appx L.)

AR 638-8

Army Casualty Program. (Cited in appx D, D-14.)

DA Pam 135-381

Incapacitation of Reserve Component Soldiers Processing Procedures. (Cited in 6-4.)

DFAS-IN Regulation 37-1

Finance and Accounting Policy Implementation. (Cited in appx F.)

(Available http://www.asafm.army.mil/offices/BU/Dfas371.aspx?OfficeCode=1200)

DODFMR

Department of Defense Financial Management Regulation (DODFMR), Volume 1-15 – Issued under authority of DOD Inst

7000.14. (Cited in 1-5.) (Available http://comptroller.defense.gov/)

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Finance Mobilization and Demobilization Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)

(Cited in paras 7-1.) (Available at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-

8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx.)

Finance Guide for USAR Soldiers. (Cited in 7-2)

(Available at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx)

JTR

Joint Travel Regulation. (Cited in 1-15.) (Available at http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/travelreg.cfm.)

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance (formerly known as the “RADARS and ADARS Guide”). (Cited in 3-1.)

(Available at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx)

Section II

Related Publications

A related publication is merely a source of additional information. The user does not have to read it to understand this publication.

AR 135-205

Enlisted Personnel Management

AR 140-185

Training and Retirement Point Credits and Unit Level Strength

AR 335-15

Management Information Control System

AR 600-88

Sea Duty

AR 600-105

Aviation Service of Rated Army Officers

DA Pam 611-21

Military Occupational Classification and Structure

Joint Publication (JP) 1-02

Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms

Title 31, United States Code (USC), Section 3717

Interest and Penalty on Claims. (Cited in 5-7.) (Available at https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/31/3717)

UCMJ

Uniform Code of Military Justice (Cited in 5-7.) (Available at http://www.ucmj.us/)

USAR Reg 37-2

Government Travel Charge Card Program

Section III

Prescribed Forms

The following forms are available on the USARC SharePoint Publications website at

https://arg1web/pubs/pubs/Pages/default.aspx

USAR Form 22

Adjustment Certification Worksheet. (Prescribed in 2-11.)

USAR Form 23

Selective Reserve Incentive Program (SRIP) Adjustment Certification Worksheet. (Prescribed in 2-27.)

USAR Form 24

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Individual Claim for Active Duty Pay, Allowances, and Adjustments. (Prescribed in 2-9.)

USAR Form 25

Individual Active Duty Certificate of Performance. (Prescribed in 3-9.)

USAR Form 26

Pay Document Transmittal Letter (TL). (Prescribed in 1-12.)

USAR Form 27

Pay Inquiry. (Prescribed in 4-5.)

USAR Form 28

Notice of Indebtedness. (Prescribed in 5-1.)

USAR Form 30

Officer Initial/Additional Active Duty Allowance Statement. (Prescribed in 3-25.)

Section IV Referenced

Forms

Unless otherwise indicated, links to the following forms are available on the AKO and Army Publishing Directorate (APD)

websites, http://www.us.army.mil and http://www.apd.army.mil, respectively.

DA Form 31

Request and Authority for Leave

DA Form 71

Oath of Office – Military Personnel

DA Form 200

Transmittal Record

DA Form 201

Military Personnel Records Jacket, US Army

DA Form 1380

Record of Individual Performance of Reserve Duty Training

DA Form 1506

Statement of Service for Computation of Length of Service for Pay Purposes

DA Form 2028

Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms

DA Form 2627

Record of Proceedings under Article 15, UCMJ

DA Form 2823

Sworn Statement

DA Form 3508

Application for Remission or Cancellation of Indebtedness

DA Form 3540

Certificate and Acknowledgement of US Army Reserve Service Requirements and Methods of Fulfillment

DA Form 4187

Personnel Action

DA Form 4824

Addendum to Certificate and Acknowledgement of Service Requirements (DA Form 3540) for All Personnel Applying for

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Participation in the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)/Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP)

DA Form 4836

Oath of Extension of Enlistment or Reenlistment

DA Form 5261-4

Student Loan Repayment Program Addendum

DA Form 5536

Agreement Health Professionals Loan Repayment (HPLRP)

DA Form 5960

Authorization to Start, Stop or Change Basic Allowance for Quarters (BAQ) and/or Variable Housing Allowance (VHA)

DA Form 5016

Chronological Statement of Retirement Points – available from the HRC web site at https://www.hrcapps.army.mil/portal/.

DD Form 4

Enlistment/Reenlistment Document Armed Forces of the United States

DD Form 93

Record of Emergency Data

DD Form 137-3

Dependency Statement – Parent

DD Form 137-5

Dependency Statement – Incapacitated Child Over Age 21

DD Form 137-6

Dependency Statement – Full-Time Student 21-22 Years of Age

DD Form 137-7

Dependency Statement – Ward of a Court

DD Form 139

Pay Adjustment Authorization

DD Form 149

Application for the Correction of Military Record Under the Provisions of Title 10, US Code, Section 1552

DD Form 200

Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss

DD Form 214

Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty

DD Form 215

Correction to DD Form 214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty

DD Form 220

Active Duty Report

DD Form 362

Statement of Charges/Cash Collection Voucher

DD Form 827

Application for Arrears in Pay

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DD Form 1131

Cash Collection Voucher

DD Form 1300

Report of Casualty

DD Form 1351-2

Travel Voucher or Subvoucher

DD Form 1351-2C

Travel Voucher or Subvoucher (Continuation Sheet)

DD Form 1351-3

Statement of Actual Expenses

DD Form 1351-5

Government Quarters and/or Mess

DD Form 1561

Statement to Substantiate Payment of Family Separation Allowance (FSA)

DD Form 1966

Record of Military Processing – Armed Forces of the United States

DD Form 2058

State of Legal Residence Certificate

DD Form 2367

Individual Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA) Report

DD Form 2475

DOD Educational Loan Repayment Program (LRP) Annual Application

DD Form 2660

Statement of Claimant Requesting Recertified Check

DD Form 2789

Waiver/Remission of Indebtedness Application

DFAS Form 27-41

Notice Concerning Claim Dependency for Credit of Basic Allowance for Housing. (Form sent from DFAS.)

DFAS Form 9213

TDY Travel Advance Request Form (Available at http://www.dfas.mil/civilianemployees/travelpay/forms.html)

SF 1164

Claim for Reimbursement for Expenditures on Official Business

SF 1174

Claim for Unpaid Compensation of Deceased Member of the Uniformed Services

SF 1199A

Direct Deposit Sign-Up Form

NGB Form 22

Report of Separation and Record of Service. (Available at http://www.ngbpdc.ngb.army.mil/forms.htm)

NGB Form 22A

Correction to NGB Form 22. (Available at http://www.ngbpdc.ngb.army.mil/forms.htm.)

IRS Form W-2

Wage and Tax Statement. (Available at http://www.irs.gov.)

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IRS Form W-2C

Corrected Wage and Tax Statement. (Available at http://www.irs.gov.)

IRS Form W-4

Employees Withholding Allowance Certificate. (Available at http://www.irs.gov.)

IRS Form 668-W(c) (DO)

Notice of Levy on Wages, Salary, and Other Income

SGLV 8286

Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance Election and Certificate. (Available at http://www.benefits.va.gov/INSURANCE/resources-

forms.asp)

SGLV 8286A

Family Coverage Election and Certificate. (Available at http://www.benefits.va.gov/INSURANCE/resources-forms.asp.)

VA Form 21-8951-2

Notice of Waiver of VA Comp or Pension to Receive Military Pay and Allowances. (Available at

http://www.va.gov/vaforms/.)

Form TSP-U-1

Thrift Savings Plan Election Form. (Available at http://www.tsp.gov.)

Form TSP-U-1-C

Thrift Savings Plan Catch-Up Contribution Election. (Available at http://www.tsp.gov.)

Appendix B

Military Pay Websites

B-1. USARC G-8, Pay Management Division (PMD) website

Units can access the PMD website on the USAR SharePoint website

(

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Pages/default.aspx

)

to obtain information on the

following areas:

a. ADARS, RADARS, and Mob daily pay transaction files.

b. Enlistment, Re-enlistment, and Referral bonus transactions.

c. Current DJMS-RC Production Schedule.

d. Current Pay Policy and Procedures.

e. Finance Guide for Mobilizing Soldiers.

f. Army Reserve Pay Quarterly Digest.

g. Pay-related website links.

h. USARC G-8 Pay Management Division Staff.

i. Command Pay Manager contact information.

j. Unit and Pay Team information.

Appendix C

Major Subordinate Command (MSC), Army National Guard (ARNG), and Army Site Identification

(Site ID) Codes and Addresses

This appendix contains listings of Site IDs, e-mail, and mailing addresses for MSCs, Army National Guard United States

Property and Fiscal Offices (USPFOs), and those Army activities with Reserve pay input capability.

C-1. MSC Site ID Listing

A listing of MSC Site IDs and supporting pay team information is at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx. Click on USARC

Master Unit Pay POC Export. Payroll number ranges can be found at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx. Click on

Master_Support_Table.

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C-2. UPC pay team addresses

a. Mailing address:

Department of the Army

HQ United States Army Reserve Command

USAR Pay Center

ATTN: AFRC-COO-R (Site ID and Team #)

1913 South B Street

Fort McCoy, WI 54656-5122

b. Table C-1 contains UPC pay team e-mail addresses.

Table C-1

UPC Pay Team e-mail addresses

See https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx to determine the Site ID and

UPC Pay team assigned your command.

Team 1: Site IDs; R3, R7, V3,Y1, and

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOTM1[email protected]

Team 2: Site IDs; R8, U2, U4 and U5

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOT[email protected]

Team 3: Site IDs; R4and V2

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOT[email protected]

Team 4: Site IDs: T1, T3, T4, and V4

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOT[email protected]

SLRP/HPLRP Team:

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOTMSLRPscan@mail.mil

rcpsotmslrpscan@us.army.mil

Incapacitation Pay Team:

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOT[email protected]

Bonus Team: Site ID; R1

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.RCPSOTMBONUSSCAN@mail.mil

Ombudsman Team: Site ID; U3

usarmy.usarc.usarc-hq.mbx.usarc-pay-inquiry@mail.mil

C-3. ARNG USPFO and Army DMPO Information

Table C-2 contains information on Army activities with Reserve pay input capability. Table C-3 contains ARNG USPFO

Site IDs.

C-4. MSC Command Pay Manager Roster

A listing of MSC Reserve pay contacts is available at

https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-8/pay/Contacts/Forms/AllItems.aspx. Click on Command

Pay Managers.

Table C-2

Army activities with Reserve pay input capability

Site ID

Activity

Address

City/State/Country/Zip Code

Forward Support Team

(Guantánamo Bay Cuba)

JFT-160 HQ/J8 USA

APO AE 09360

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Carson

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKR

4900 Evans Ave, Bldg. 1220

Ft Carson CO 80913

Defense Military Pay Office

Fort Leonard Wood

ATTN DFAS-JFLH/UHMM

140 Replacement Ave Ste. 1123

Ft Leonard Wood MO 65473-8935

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Dix

ATTN: JoeAnn Everett

5418 S Scott Plaza

Ft Dix, NJ 08640-5194

Defense Military Pay Office

Indianapolis

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKI

8899 E. 56th St.

Indianapolis, IN 46249-3500

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Jackson

Satellite Office 3rd Army Shaw

AFB

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMD

5450 Strom Thurmond Blvd

Ft Jackson, SC 29207-5550

Task Force 106th Finance

Battalion (BN)

(Macedonia)

Camp Bondsteel Kosovo

APO AE 09340

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Bliss

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMK

BLDG 21000 Minue Rd

Ft Bliss, TX 79916-6812

Camp Shelby Finance Office

Bldg. 1441, 16th Street,

Camp Shelby, MS 39407-5500

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Meade

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMQ

2234 Huber Road

Ft Meade, MD 20755-5122

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Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Riley

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKQ

212 Custer Ave

Ft Riley, KS 66442

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Bragg

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKH

2175 Reilly Rd Stop A

Ft Bragg, NC 28307-5000

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Benning

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMB

Bldg. 89, Vibbert Ave

Ft Benning, GA 31905-5333

Camp Atterbury Finance Office

P O Box 5000

Edinburgh, IN 46124-5000

Defense Military Pay Office

Joint Base Lewis-McChord

Bldg. 4174, Kaufman Ave

Box 339500 MS 43

Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA

98433-9500

Defense Military Pay Office

Joint Base San Antonio

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKM Bldg.

2263, Rm 105, Stop 85, 1706

Stanley Rd

Ft Sam Houston, TX 78234

215th Finance BN

Bldg. 2805

Ft Hood, TX 76544-5056

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Polk

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKN

Bldg. 2524, 1767 23rd St

Ft Polk, LA 71459-5510

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Hood

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKK

Bldg. 2805, 761st Tank BN Ave &

62d St

Ft Hood, TX 76544-0052

Defense Military Pay Office

RECBAS

Bldg. 89, Vibbert Avenue

Ft Benning, GA 31905

Defense Military Pay Office

Schofield Barracks

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMF

Bldg. 689, 219 Glennan Ave

Schofield Barracks, HI 96857

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Drum

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKT

10720 Mount Belvedere Blvd

Ft Drum, NY 13602-5104

Defense Military Pay Office

Presidio of Monterey

ATTN DFAS-JFLH/UHKB

412 Rifle Range Bldg. 616

Presidio of Monterey, CA

93944-5000

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Table C-2

Army activities with Reserve pay input capability - Continued

Site ID

Activity

Address

City/State/Country/Zip Code

Task Force 106th Finance BN

Camp Bondsteel Kosovo

APO AE 09340-0001

HQ, USMTM Unit 61300

(Dhahran, Saudi Arabia)

PO BOX 10

APO AE 09803-

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Sam Houston

Team 3 - 2484 Stanley Road.

Building #2263

Ft Sam Houston, TX 78234

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Sam Houston

Team 4 - 2484 Stanley Road.

Building #2263

Ft Sam Houston, TX 78234

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Sam Houston

Team 5 - 2484 Stanley Road.

Building #2263

Ft Sam Houston, TX 78234

D Detachment (Vicenza, Italy) 106th

FM Co

Unit 31401 Box 50

APO AE 09630

ARCENT Finance

Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

State of Kuwait 90801

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Knox

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMH

Bldg. 1384, White Hall

Ft Knox, KY 40121-5000

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Leavenworth

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMN

West end of Bldg. 87

823 McClellan Ave

Ft Leavenworth, KS 66027-1361

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Sill

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMJ

2806 NW Mow-Way Rd, Ste. 190

Ft Sill OK 73503-0328

24th Financial Management

Company

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKJ

1042 William H. Wilson Ave Bldg.

622, Rm 135

Ft Stewart, GA 31314-2462

Camp Zama

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHJZ

Unit 5220

APO AP 96343

Defense Military Pay Office -

Ft Belvoir

Pentagon Satellite Office

ATTN:DFAS-JFLH/UHMS

9800 Lowen Road (Building 702)

Rm 1B849

Ft Belvoir, VA 22060-5538

Washington, DC 20310-5700

Defense Military Pay Office -

Ft Gordon

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMC

Bldg. 33720, Rm 117

307 Chamberlain Ave

Ft Gordon, GA 30905-5730

Defense Military Pay Office -

Ft Rucker

Satellite Office, Eglin AFB

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHME

Bldg. 5700, SSC, RM 120

Ft Rucker AL 36362-5000

Defense Military Pay Office

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKF

Janet M. Barr, SSC, Rm 168

4305 Susquehanna Ave

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

21005-3000

Defense Military Pay Office –

Ft Lee

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMR

1401 B Ave Room 122

Ft Lee, VA 23801-1724

Defense Military Pay Office –

Ft Campbell

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKD

2195E Kentucky Ave

Ft Campbell, KY 42223

Defense Military Pay Office –

Ft Buchanan

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKV

399 Chrisman Rd Ste. 100

Ft Buchanan, PR 00934-4513

Defense Military Pay Office -

Ft Eustis

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMG

650 Monroe Ave, Rm 101

Ft Eustis, VA 23604-5307

Task Force 147 Finance

Operation Join Forge

Eagle Base Tuzla

APO AE 09789

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Army activities with Reserve pay input capability - Continued

Site ID

Activity

Address

City/State/Country/ ZIP Code

Defense Military Pay Office – West

Point

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMI

USMA, 626 Swift Road

West Point, NY 10996

Defense Military Pay Office -

Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHKA

600 Richardson Dr. #6200

Ft Richardson, AK 99505-6200

Eighth US Army Korea

A Detachment, 176th Financial

Management Unit

ATTN: EAFC-FO

Yongsan Korea

APO AP 96205-0073

Defense Military Pay Office

Redstone Arsenal

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMY

3493 Honest John Rd, RM 120

Redstone Arsenal, AL

35898-5093

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Huachuca

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHMP

Bldg. 41420, 40 Rhea Avenue

Ft Huachuca, AZ 85613-6000

Defense Military Pay Office

Ft Irwin

ATTN: DFAS-JFLH/UHUM

Bldg. 110, 1st St

PO Box 105055

Ft Irwin, CA 92310-5055

Defense Finance Battlefield Systems

Site 2

APO AE 09146

Operation location (OPLOC) ROME,

ATTN: DFAS-RO

124 Chappie James Blvd

Griffis AFB, NY 13441-4511

Commander, MPRCD, DFAS-IN

8899 E 56th St

Indianapolis, IN 46249-0801

OPLOC Lawton

ATTN: DFAS-LW Mow-Way Rd

Bldg. 4700

Ft Sill, OK 73505-8500

Systems Liaison and Procedures

Office Single Source

8899 East 56th St

Indianapolis, IN 46249-0801

UPC-Hawaii

ATTN: APIX-RM-P(X1)

1557 Pass St

Ft Shafter Flats

Honolulu HI 96819-2135

UPC-Hawaii

ATTN: APIX-RM-P(X2)

1557 Pass St

Ft Shafter Flats

Honolulu ,HI 96819-2135

OPLOC Honolulu

ATTN: DFAS-Honolulu

Ft Shafter Bldg. 77

PO Box 1392 Ford Island

Pearl Harbor, HI 96860-7552

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Table C-3

Army National Guard Site IDs

Site ID

USPFO

State/Territory

Address

City/State/Country/

Zip Code

Telephone

Number

USPFO

Alabama

PO Box 3715

Montgomery, AL 36109-0715

(334) 271-7449

DSN 363-7449

USPFO

Alaska

PO Box B Camp Denali

Ft Richardson, AK 99505-0800

(907) 428-6127

DSN (317)384-6127

USPFO

Arizona

5645 E McDowell Rd.

Phoenix, AZ 85008-3423

(602) 629-4643

DSN 853-4643

USPFO

Arkansas

Camp Robinson

N. Little Rock, AR 72199-9600

(501) 212-4324

DSN 962-4324

USPFO

California

10620 Mather Boulevard

Mather, CA 95655

(916) 369-4386

DSN 630-6340

USPFO

Colorado

660 S Aspen St

MS #66 BAFB

Aurora, CO 80011-9551

(720) 847-8363

DSN 847-8363

USPFO

Connecticut

360 Broad Street

Hartford, CT 06105-3779

(860) 524-4885

DSN 636-7885

USPFO

Delaware

Grier Bldg.

1161 River Road

New Castle, DE 19720-5199

(302) 326-7350

DSN 440-7350

USPFO District

of Columbia

NDW Anacostia Annex

189 Poremba Court SW

Washington, DC 20373-5814

(202) 685-9447

USPFO

Florida

189 Marine St

St. Augustine, FL 32085-1008

(904) 823-0540

DSN 822-0540

USPFO

Georgia

1004 Halsey

Ave, Bldg. 447

Atlanta, GA 30316-0882

(678) 569-6250

DSN 338-6250

Guam

Fort Juan Muna

430 Army Dr., Bldg. 300, Rm

113

Barrigada, GU

APO AP 96913-4421

(671) 735-4614

USPFO

Hawaii

91-1179 Enterprise Ave

Kapolei, HI 96707-2145

(808) 844-6348

USPFO

Idaho

3489 W Harvard St.

Boise, ID 83705-6512

(208) 272-4565

DSN 212-4565

USPFO

Illinois

1301 N. MacArthur Blvd

Springfield, IL 62702-2399

(217) 761-3555

DSN 555-3555

USPFO

Indiana

2002 S Holt Rd

Indianapolis, IN 46241-4839

(317) 247-3490

DSN 369-2300Ext73490

USPFO

Iowa

7105 NW 70th Ave

Johnston, IA 50131-1902

(505) 252-4344

DSN 431-4344

USPFO

Kansas

2737 S Kansas Ave

Topeka, KS 66611-1170

(785) 274-1240

DSN 720-8240

USPFO

Kentucky

BNGC Bldg. 120, 120

Minuteman Pkwy

Frankfort, KY 40601-6192

(502) 607-1374

DSN 667-1374

USPFO

Louisiana

420 F St, Camp Beauregard

Pineville, LA 71360

(318) 290-5963

DSN 485-5963

USPFO

Maine

Camp Keyes, Bldg. 39

Augusta, ME 04333-0032

(207) 430-5599

DSN 626-5599

USPFO

Maryland

ATTN: MDNG-PRO-ARC-F

301 Old Bay Lane, State Mil

REs

Havre deGrace, MD

21078-4094

(410) 278-8455

DSN 496-8282

USPFO

Massachusetts

50 Maple St

Milford, MA 01757-3604

(508) 233-7335

DSN 256-7335

USPFO

Michigan

3111 W St Joseph Street

Lansing, MI 48913-5102

(517) 481-7835

DSN 623-9822

USPFO

Minnesota

Camp Ripley

15000 HWY 115

Little Falls, MN 56345-4173

(302) 616-2762

DSN 871-2762

USPFO

Mississippi

144 Military Dr.

Jackson, MS 39208-8880

(601) 313-1514

DSN 293-1514

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Table C-3

Army National Guard Site IDs—Continue

Site ID

USPFO State/Territory

Address

City/State/Country/Zip Code

Telephone Number

USPFO

Missouri

7101 Military Circle

Jefferson City, MO 65101-1200

(573) 638-9725

DSN 555-9725

USPFO

Montana

1956 Mt Majo St

Ft Harrison, MT 59636-4789

(406) 324-3442

DSN 324-3442

USPFO

Nebraska

2433 NW 24th St

Lincoln, NE 68524-1801

(402) 309-8271

DSN 279-8271

USPFO

Nevada

2452 Fairview Dr.

Carson City, NV 89701-6807

(775) 887-7831

DSN 530-7831

USPFO

New Hampshire

1 Minuteman Way

Concord, NH 03301-5652

(603) 227-1489

DSN 684-9489

USPFO

New Jersey

3601 Technology Dr.

Ft Dix, NJ 08640-7600

(609) 562-0246

DSN 944-0246

USPFO

New Mexico

47 Bantaan Blvd

Santa Fe, NM 87508-4695

(505) 474-1113

DSN 867-8113

USPFO New

York

330 Old Niskayuna Road

Latham, NY 12210-2224

(518) 786-4753

DSN 489-4753

USPFO

North Carolina

4201 Reedy Creek Road

Raleigh, NC 27607-6412

(919) 664-6628

DSN 582-9000

USPFO

North Dakota

PO Box 5511

Bismarck, ND 58506-5511

(701) 333-2207

DSN 373-2207

USPFO

Ohio

2811 W Dublin

Granville Road

Columbus, OH 43235-2788

(614) 336-7225

DSN 346-7225

USPFO

Oklahoma

3501 Military Circle

Oklahoma City, OK

73111-4398

(405) 228-5097

DSN 628-5097

USPFO

Oregon

1776 Militia Way SE

PO Box 14350

Salem, OR 97309-5047

(503) 584-3762

DSN 355-3762

USPFO

Pennsylvania

Dept. of Military & Vet

Affairs

Annville, PA 17003-5003

(717) 861-8480

DSN 491-8480

USPFO Puerto

Rico

PO Box 34069

Ft Buchanan, PR 00934-4069

(787) 277-7622

DSN 740-7622

USPFO

Rhode Island

330 Camp St

Providence, RI 02906-1954

(401)275-4210

DSN 247-4210

USPFO

South Carolina

9 National Guard Rd

Columbia, SC 29201-4763

(803) 806-1428

DSN 583-1428

USPFO South

Dakota

2823 West Main Street

Rapid City, SD 57702-8186

(605) 737-6645

DSN 747-6645

USPFO

Tennessee

3041 Sidco Dr.

Nashville, TN 37204-1502

(615) 313-2636

DSN 683-2636

USPFO

Texas

PO Box 5218

Austin, TX 78763-5218

(512) 782-6832

DSN 954-6832

USPFO

Utah

PO Box 2000

Draper, UT 84020-2000

(801) 432-4625

DSN 766-4625

USPFO

Vermont

789 National Guard Rd

Colchester, VT 05446-3004

(802) 338-3195

DSN 636-3195

USPFO

Virginia

Attn: VAPFO-RM/PRN

Ft Pickett, Bldg. 316

Blackstone, VA 23824-3036

(434) 298-6299/6174

DSN 441-6174

USPFO

Virgin Islands

RR2 Box 9200

Kingshill St Croix, VI

00850-9200

(340) 712-7827

DSN 727-7827

USPFO

Washington

Camp Murray, Bldg. 32

Tacoma, WA 98430-5170

(253) 512-8296

DSN 323-8296

USPFO

West Virginia

50 Armory Rd

Buckhannon, WV 26201-2396

(304) 473-5010

DSN 623-5261

USPFO

Wisconsin

1 Williams St

Camp Douglas, WI 54618-5002

(608) 427-7236

DSN 724-7236

USPFO

Wyoming

5500 Bishop Blvd

Cheyenne, WY 82009-3320

(307) 772-5456

DSN 388-5456

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Appendix D

Document Logic Chart

This appendix contains the document logic charts for DJMS-RC procedures for unit pay administrators. This appendix was

not designed as

a stand-alone document; it is to be used in conjunction with the procedures outlined in the various chapters

and sections of this publication.

The section titles of this appendix correspond with those chapters within this pamphlet

that contain the subject matter addressed in each

section. [NOTE: All DJMS-RC procedures contained in this manual

are not addressed in this appendix. Procedures that do not require

substantiating documents have been omitted.]

Section I

Procedure Index

D-1. Accessions

D-2. Account Maintenance

D-3. Drill Limits

D-4. Held Pay

D-5. Leave Information

D-6. Non-prior Service Indicator

D-7. Organizational Changes

D-8. Pay Option/Mailing Address

D-9. PEBD (Pay Date) Adjustment

D-10. Promotions/Reductions/Pay Grade Corrections

D-11. Reassignments and Transfers

D-12. Reenlistments/ETS Date Changes

D-13. Separations

D-14. Servicemember’s Group Life Insurance (SGLI) and Family SGLI

D-15. Tax Withholding (Federal and State)

D-16. W-2 Form

D-17. Waivers/Dual Compensation

D-18. Inactive Duty Training (IDT) – Payments and Collections

D-19. Active Duty Certification Requirements

D-20. Active Duty Pay Processing Requirements

D-21. Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)

D-22. Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS)

D-23. Cost-of-living Allowance (COLA)

D-24. Family Separation Allowance (FSA)

D-25. Funeral Honors Duty

D-26. Medical/Dental Readiness Periods and Electronic Based Distance Learning Courses

D-27. Incentive and Special Pays

D-28. Individual Active Duty Overpayments and Underpayments

D-29. Initial Active Duty for Training (IADT)

D-30. Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA)

D-31. Saved Pay

D-32. Special Pay

D-33. Transportation Allowances (Inside Commuting Distance/Outside Corporate Limits) and Unit AT

D-34. Uniform and Clothing Monetary Allowances

D-35. Unit AT – Payments, Overpayments, and Underpayments

D-36. Pay Inquiries

D-37. Debt Processing and Due Process

D-38. Fines/Forfeitures

D-39. Government Property Lost or Destroyed (GPLD) and Financial Liability of Property Loss (FLIPL)

D-40. Debts for Transitioned Soldiers

D-41. Notice of Levy

D-42. Garnishments or Court Orders

D-43. Personal Checks from Soldier

D-44. Proration Requests

D-45. Request for Remission or Waiver of Debt

D-46. Transfer to AGR

D-47. Accrued Leave

D-48. Disability Severance Pay (DSP)

D-49. Incapacitation Pay

D-50. Deceased Soldier

D-51. Out-of-Service Claim

D-52. Non-Receipt/Returned Payments (EFT/Checks)

D-53. Claims Resulting from Correction of Military Records

D-54. LES History Request

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Section II

Chapter 2 (Account Maintenance)

D-1. PROCEDURE: Accessions

RULE

If Soldier is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Enlisted through the Military

Entrance Processing Station.

Nothing.

SSD will process. [para 2-7]

Assigned from an Individual Ready

Reserve (IRR).

Nothing.

SSD will process. [para 2-7]

Assigned or enlisted into the unit, is

on RLAS but does not appear in

DJMS-RC (no MMPA) in a

reasonable period of time. SSD

actions normally update DJMS-RC

within 15 days of processing in

TAPDB-R/RLAS.

REQUIRED

[paras 2-5, 2-6]

Transfer from Active Army – DD

Form 214 showing assignment to

unit and SSD exception document

from para 2-6

Non-prior service Soldier or

enlisted from another

Component/Service -

DD Form 4

DD Form 1966 and Reserve Annex

Assignment from IRR -

Assignment order

Appointment order specifying unit

of assignment

SUBMIT IF AVAILABLE

SF 1199A (or myPay)

IRS Form W-4 (or myPay) DD

Form 2058

DD Form 137-3, -5, -6, or -7 (as

appropriate)

For verification of prior service -

DD Form 214

DD Form 215

NGB Form 22

NGB Form 22A

Discharge order

DA Form 1506

Incentive pay orders

VA Form 21-8951-2

SGLV 8286

For ROTC/SMP Enrollment:

DA Form 4824

DA Form 4187 for advancement to

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D-2. PROCEDURE: Account Maintenance

RULE

If Action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

To correct the SSN (SSN wrong on

RLAS and DJMS-RC).

Nothing.

Correction must be processed through

SSD. [para 2-20a]

To correct the SSN (SSN wrong on

DJMS-RC only).

USAR Form 22, SSD exception

document from para 2-6.

[para 2-20a]

To correct the Name (Name wrong

on RLAS and DJMS-RC).

Nothing.

Correction must be processed through

SSD. [para 2-20b]

To correct the Name (Name wrong

on DJMS-RC only).

USAR Form 22, SSD exception

document from para 2-6

[para 2-6, 2-20b]

Sex code correction.

USAR Form 22.

[para 2-20c]

Date of Gain (DOG) change.

USAR Form 22.

[para 2-20d]

Attach one of the following

indicating correct date:

DD Form 4.

DD Form 1966.

DD Form 214/215.

Copy of assignment orders with any

amendments.

Officer Service Date/Aviation

Service Date (OSD/ASD) change.

USAR Form 22

[para 2-20e]

Attach one of the

following which shows the

correct date:

Aeronautical rating order

-OR-

HRC gate memo.

Change the PEC.

USAR Form 22.

Indicate the correct PEC in

block 20, USAR=PAPD00.

Change the PAS code.

USAR Form 22.

PAS changes process through SSD.

[para 2-20f(2)]

Change the ST PGMA.

USAR Form 22.

Always “AN” for USAR Soldiers.

[para 2-20f(3)]

Change the Effective Date of Grade

(EDG).

USAR Form 22.

[para 2-20g]

Attach one of the

following:

-Promotion Order.

- DD Form 214 if

promoted while at

IADT/AIT.

- DA Form 4187.

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D-3. PROCEDURE: Drill Limits

RULE

If Soldier is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Released from active duty without

completing IADT.

USAR Form 22.

Annotate the Soldier’s original NPS

drill types and limits in block 20.

[para 2-31]

D-4. PROCEDURE: Held Pay

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Release funds in held pay for 90

days or less.

Use myPay or submit SF 1199A

[para 2-13b]

Recover funds transferred to the US

Treasury.

LES showing transfer of funds

Submit to PMD [para 2-13c]

DD Form 2660 with direct deposit

or address information

Recover funds transferred to the US

Treasury for Soldiers separated

more than 12 months.

DD Form 827

Send to DFAS-IN [para 2-13d]

LES showing transfer of funds

D-5. PROCEDURE: Leave Information

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Report previously paid accrued

leave

USAR Form 24.

Attach supporting documents

showing prior accrued leave paid, or

make a statement that Soldier has not

previously been paid any accrued

leave. [para 2-20i]

Report leave periods.

DA Form 31.

Also see D-47.

D-6. PROCEDURE: Non-prior Service Indicator

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Removing the NPS Indicator from a

Soldier’s MMPA.

USAR Form 22.

[para 2-21]. Remember to update the

Training Pay Category in RLAS

Personnel.

Attach copy of DD 214 or DD

Form 220 as applicable.

D-7. PROCEDURE: Organizational Changes

RULE

If a unit has

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Address or other organizational

data change.

USAR Form 26

Changes due to activation,

inactivation or re-designation should

occur automatically. Contact your

CPM if change does not occur within

30 days of the effective date on the

permanent order. [para 2-23]

D-8. PROCEDURE: Pay Option/Mailing Address

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Establish or change direct deposit

Use myPay or submit SF 1199A.

[para 2-12]

Change mailing address on MMPA

used for mailing the LES and W2.

myPay or USAR Form 22.

[paras 2-11]

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D-9. PROCEDURE: PEBD (Pay Date) Adjustment

RULE

If Soldier

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Has incorrect years of service on

MMPA (PEBD).

USAR Form 22.

[para 2-19c]

DD Form 4. DD

Form 214. DD

Form 215. Discharge Order

Other documents supporting prior

service PEBD calculator worksheet

Did not perform duty prior to

IADT.

USAR Form 22 and DD Form

214/220.

PEBD must be adjusted to the date

the Soldier reported for IADT if no

duty performance prior to IADT.

[para 2-19a]

D-10. PROCEDURE: Promotions/Reductions/Pay Grade Corrections

RULE

If Soldier

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Administratively advanced to E2,

E3, E4 or Cadet E5 or promoted to

E5 through E9.

Nothing.

Advancement and promotion is

automatic based on TAPDB-R data.

Submission by unit is required if the

advancement/promotion does not

appear on the 2405 History Report

within a reasonable period of time.

Enlisted promotions normally update

DJMS-RC within 15 days of

processing in TAPDB-R/RLAS. [para

2-16a]

An officer selected for promotion

Promotion Order

[para 2-16b]

Disenrollment ROTC (Reduction)

DA Form 4187

[para 2-17a(3)]

Reduced in grade by other than an

Article 15 action.

Reduction Order or DA Form 4187

DA 4187 required for E1-E4,

reduction order required for all other

grades unless for ROTC or Article

15. [para 2-17a(1)]

Reduced under Article 15, UCMJ.

DA Form 2627

[para 2-17a(4)]

Assessed on DJMS-RC in the

incorrect grade.

USAR Form 22

DD Form 4, DD Form 214

[para 2-18]

Advanced or promoted erroneously

with (DA 4187 or order)

DA Form 4187 or revocation order

[para 2-17b(2)]

Advanced or promoted erroneously

without a document (input error)

USAR Form 22

[para 2-17b(2)]

An officer with over 4 years active

enlisted or warrant officer service

or more than 1460 enlisted or

warrant officer retirement points

and “E” indicator is not on the

MMPA

USAR Form 22.

DA Form 5016

DD Form 214

NGB Form 22

DD Form 220

Attach supporting documents

showing the previous active enlisted

or warrant services or retirement

points. [para 2-18b]

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D-11. PROCEDURE: Reassignments and Transfers

RULE

If Soldier is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Reassigned or transferred between

USAR units or to/ from an ARNG

unit.

Nothing.

SSD will process. If SSD fails to

process the transfer within 15 days,

see paragraph 2-5 for exception

processing procedures. [para 2-24]

Attached to another TPU for more

than 180 days.

Attachment orders

SSD does not process attachments

Enlisted into another service.

Nothing.

SSD will process. If SSD fails to

process the separation within 15 days,

see paragraph 2-5 for exception

processing procedures. [para 2-26]

See paragraph 2-27 for information

on terminating a bonus.

D-12. PROCEDURE: Reenlistments/ETS Date Corrections

RULE

If Soldier has

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Reenlisted or extended.

Nothing.

ETS date changes are automatic after

processing in TAPDB-R/RLAS.

Submission by unit is required if the

ETS change does not appear on the

2405 History Report within 30 days

of the date of reenlistment or

extension. [para 2-36] See Procedure

V-1, Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance, if Soldier is entitled to a

bonus.

An incorrect ETS date on the

MMPA.

USAR Form 22, DD Form 4 or DA

Form 4836 and an RLAS PQR

showing the correct ETS date.

Include SSD exception document

from paragraph 2-5.

[para 2-36 b]

D-13. PROCEDURE: Separations

RULE

If Soldier has

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

To be separated from DJMS-RC.

Nothing

SSD will process the separation. If

SSD fails to process the separation,

see paragraph 2-5 for exception

processing procedures. See paragraph

2-27 for information on terminating a

bonus. [para 2-26]

D-14. PROCEDURE: Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) and Family SGLI

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Changing the SGLI option.

SGLV Form 8286

See AR 638-8 for guidance on forms

completion and entitlements. [para 2-

15]

Requesting refund of erroneous

SGLI collection.

USAR Form 22 and documents

demonstrating erroneous collection.

Explain reason for refund request.

[para 2-15a(5)]

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Changing Family SGLI.

Nothing.

Submit SGLV 8286A to DEERS

representative with access to DMDC

[para 2-15c]

D-15. PROCEDURE: Tax Withholding (Federal and State)

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

To change marital status for federal

tax withholding.

Use myPay or IRS Form W-4

[para 2-10, 2-33a]

To change marital status for State

tax withholding.

Use myPay or State W-4 form or

IRS Form W-4.

If using IRS Form W-4, annotate

“State Tax” on the top of the form.

[paras 2-10, 2-35]

To change the number of

exemptions for federal tax

withholding.

Use myPay or IRS Form W-4.

[paras 2-10, 2-33a]

To change the number of

exemptions for State tax

withholding.

myPay or State W-4 form or IRS

Form W-4.

If using IRS Form W-4, annotate

“State Tax” on the top of the form.

[paras 2-10, 2-35]

To claim tax exempt status.

IRS Form W-4.

[para 2-33b]

To claim additional federal tax

withholding amounts.

myPay or IRS Form W-4

[paras 2-10, 2-33b]

To claim additional State tax

withholding amounts.

myPay or State W-4 form or IRS

Form W-4.

If using IRS Form W-4, annotate

“State Tax” on the top of the form.

[para 2-35b]

To change State of legal residence.

DD Form 2058.

[para 2-9i]

D-16. PROCEDURE: W-2 Form

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Request a reissued Reserve or

active duty IRS Form W-2.

Nothing.

Soldier can print a W-2 from myPay

or call 1-888-PAY-ARMY. [para 2-

34a]

Request a corrected DJMS-RC IRS

Form W-2.

Memorandum requesting corrected

W-2 with documents demonstrating

the correct wage amounts.

[para 2-34b]

Request a reissued Student Loan

IRS Form W-2

Nothing.

Soldier can print W2 From myPay or

phone 1-888-PAY-ARMY. [para 2-

34d]

D-17. PROCEDURE: Waivers/Dual Compensation

RULE

If Soldier is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks (Para Reference)

Not receiving VA compensation

Nothing.

[para 2-14]

Receiving VA compensation.

VA Form 21-8951-2.

Soldier must also provide form to the

VA at end of each FY. [para 2-14b]

Section III

Chapter 3 (Performance and Pay Procedures)

D-18. PROCEDURE: Inactive Duty Training (IDT) - Payments and Collections

RULE

If action is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

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To pay an IDT period within IAS.

Nothing.

Process IDT through ADARS. See

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance.

[para 3-1]

To pay an IDT period within IAS

that cannot be processed in ADARS

due to transfer or unit

reorganization.

Nothing.

Contact the CPM at the RD. The RD

should be able to process the period

in ADARS.

To pay an IDT period that cannot

be processed in ADARS (outside

IAS, separated, or not accessible in

ADARS).

USAR Form 22. Copy of unit or

school Sign-In Roster or DA Form

1380.

[para 3-3b]

To collect an IDT period paid

through ADARS (inside IAS).

Nothing.

Process collection through ADARS.

See Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance. . See paragraph 5-1c for

debt notification requirements. [para

3-7]

To collect an IDT not paid through

ADARS or outside of IAS.

USAR Form 22. Complete blocks

5 and 20.

See paragraph 5-1c for debt

notification requirements. [para 3-7]

D-19. PROCEDURE: Active Duty Certification Requirements

RULE

If Soldier is

Then Submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Performing AT/ADT/ADOS-RC on

RLAS orders of 1-7 days.

Nothing.

Certify duty performance in

RADARS. [para 3-9b(1)]

Performing AT/ADT/ADOS-RC on

orders of 1-7 days produced outside

of RLAS (HRC).

Order and USAR Form 25-R.

Attach a copy of the active duty order

and a completed USAR Form 25-R.

This action also initiates payment for

the AD period. [para 3-9b(2)]

Performing AT/ADT/ADOS-RC on

RLAS orders of 8-29 days.

Nothing.

Certify duty performance in

RADARS within 30 days of duty

completion. [para 3-9b(3)]

Performing AT/ADT/ADOS-RC on

orders of 8-29 days published

outside RLAS (HRC).

USAR Form 25-R.

Submit within 30 days of duty

performance. [para 3-9b(4)]

Performing individual ADT/ADOS-

RC of 30 days or more at an Army

installation listed in appendix C.

Nothing.

Soldiers must in-process with the

local DMPO and provide USAR

Form 25-R or certified copy of the

RLAS order to the DMPO NLT 10

days after the last day of each duty

month. A final certification of

performance must be submitted

during out-processing or on the last

duty day. [para 3-9 b(5)]

Performing individual ADT/ADOS-

RC of 30 days or more at a location

not listed in appendix C.

USAR Form 25-R or certified copy

of the RLAS order.

Submit USAR Form 25-R or certified

copy of RLAS order NLT 10 days

after the last day of each duty month.

A final certification of performance

must be submitted on the last duty

day. [para 3-9 b(5)]

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D-20. PROCEDURE: Active Duty Pay Processing Requirements

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Payment of AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

for RLAS orders of 1-29 days

Nothing. See Rule 7

Process in RADARS. See Reserve

Pay Supplemental Guidance. See

procedure D-19, above, for duty

certification requirements. [paras 3-

10a(1)-(2)]

Payment for AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

orders of 1-7 days produced outside

of RLAS (HRC).

Orders, USAR Form 25-R and DA

Form 5960 from RLAS.

This action also certifies duty

performance. Also include other

applicable documents to pay

entitlements not on the MMPA such

as Incentive/Special pay orders. [para

3-10b(1)]

Payment for AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

for orders of 8-29 days published

outside RLAS (HRC).

Orders and DA Form 5960 from

RLAS. See Rule 7

Attach applicable documents to pay

entitlements not on the MMPA.

Submit to arrive on first duty day. If

the duty is completed prior to

requesting pay, complete the duty

performance statement or include

USAR Form 25-R. [para 3-10b(2)]

Performing individual ADT/ADOS-

RC of 30 days or more at an Army

installation listed in appendix C.

Nothing.

Soldier must in-process with the local

DMPO and provide DA Form 5960

from RLAS to initiate pay. See

procedure D-19 for duty certification

requirements. [para 3-10 c(2)]

Performing individual ADT/ADOS-

RC of 30 days or more at a location

not listed in appendix C.

Orders and DA Form 5960 from

RLAS. See Rule 7

See procedure D-19 for duty

certification requirements. [para 3-

10c(3)]

To pay an AD period that cannot be

processed in RADARS (outside

IAS, separated and not accessible in

RADARS).

Copy of AD order with duty

certification or USAR Form 25-R

and DA Form 5960 from RLAS if

available.

[para 3-10a(5)]

An order is revoked, a Soldier fails

to report for duty, or returns early.

Nothing.

Contact UPC immediately to stop

payment.

D-21. PROCEDURE: Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Start/stop/change BAH.

Nothing

Process DA Form 5960 in RLAS RM

DA Form 5960 module [Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance, chapter 9]

Recertify dependency status for

BAH.

Nothing

Process recertification in the RLAS

RM DA Form 5960 module [Reserve

Pay Supplemental Guidance, chapter

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Pay BAH with dependents.

Nothing.

BAH is paid automatically once

established on the MMPA and RLAS

RM DA Form 5960 module [para 3-

21g]

Pay BAH without dependents.

Nothing.

BAH is paid automatically once

established on the MMPA and RLAS

RM DA Form 5960 module [para 3-

21h]

Pay BAH-DIFF.

Nothing.

BAH is paid automatically once

established on the MMPA and RLAS

RM DA Form 5960 module para 3-

21j]

Pay BAH to Soldier who is married

to another Soldier

Nothing.

BAH is paid automatically once

established on the MMPA and RLAS

RM DA Form 5960 module [para 3-

21k] Process new DA Form 5960 for

Soldier not entitled to BAH with

dependents when both are on active

duty at the same time.

D-22. PROCEDURE: Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS)

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

To pay an officer or enlisted Soldier

BAS.

Nothing.

BAS is paid automatically except for

enlisted IADT. [para3-16a, b]

To collect BAS from an officer or

enlisted Soldier provided meals at

no cost on a 1-29 day RLAS order

Nothing

RADARS will collect the discount

meal rate if order indicates meals

available at no cost. [para 3-16d]

To collect BAS from an officer or

enlisted Soldier provided meals at

no cost on a non-RLAS order

DA Form 4187.

Include the dates, number and type of

meals to be collected. [para 3-16d]

To pay an enlisted Soldier

supplemental BAS for individual

missed, or not available, meals.

USAR Form 24.

Attach DA Form 4187 or DD Form

1475 and a copy of the active duty

order. [para 3-16c]

D-23. PROCEDURE: Cost-of-living Allowance (COLA)

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to OCONUS COLA for

Duty of 31 days or more,

contingency operation orders (any

duration), or AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

of less than 31 days and per diem is

not payable (inside commuting

distance or AT with quarters and

meals provided).

DA Form 4187. Orders.

Attach a DA Form 4187 showing

grade, years of service, number of

dependents and duty

location/residence address. [para 3-

18]

Entitled to CONUS COLA (active

duty for 140 days or more only) or

Contingency Operations (any

number of days).

DA Form 4187. Orders

UPC or DMPO determines eligibility

based on the residence listed on the

Soldiers orders. For mob tours

process through RADARS MOB.

[para 3-19]

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D-24. PROCEDURE: Family Separation Allowance (FSA)

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to FSA.

DD Form 1561. Orders. *USAR

Form 22

Duty must be outside Commuting

distance. [para 3-20] *USAR Form

22 required only for custodial

parents, (BAH STAT code 1 C).

Soldier must have physical custody of

at least 14 days monthly.

D-25. PROCEDURE: Funeral Honors Duty

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to payment for

performance of Funeral Honors

Duty.

Nothing.

Submit pay through ADARS. Soldier

is paid one period of base pay and

earns one retirement point for the

day. [para 3-4]

To pay Funeral Honors Duty that

cannot be processed in ADARS

(outside IAS).

USAR Form 22. DA Form 1380.

[para 3-3]

D-26. PROCEDURE: Medical/Dental Readiness Periods and Electronic Based Distance Learning Courses

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to payment for

performance of Medical/Dental

Readiness Periods (MDRPs) or

Electronic Based Distance Learning

Courses (EBDL).

Nothing.

Submit pay through ADARS. See

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance

[para 3-5,6]

To pay MDRPS and EBDLs that

cannot be processed in ADARS

(outside IAS).

USAR Form 22. Attach a copy of

DA Form 1380.

[para 3-3]

D-27. PROCEDURE: Incentive Pays

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

To establish entitlement to Flight

Pay Crew or Non-Crew, ACIP

(Continuous), Parachute Duty Pay,

or Demolition Pay on the MMPA.

A copy of the Hazardous Duty

Incentive Pay (HDIP) order.

The UPC will establish the

entitlement on the MMPA.

Conditional ACIP is not established

on the MMPA. [paras 3-22a through

3-22d]

To pay one of the incentive pays in

rule 1 for IDT periods. For

Conditional ACIP, submit HDIP

order and USAR 22 for IDT period

Nothing.

Process in ADARS. See Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance. [paras 3-

22a-d, 3-23d] If incentive pay code is

not on the MMPA, submit HDIP

order and USAR 22 with dates of

duty. Soldiers eligible for HALO, see

Rule 3

To pay other incentive pays not

listed in rule 1 for IDT periods.

USAR Form 24

Check block 6 and indicate dates,

periods, and types of IDT in block 20.

Attach a copy of the incentive pay

order.

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To pay one of the incentive pays in

rule 1 for individual RLAS

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC of 1-29 days.

(Duty 30+ days is paid by the UPC

or DMPO.)

Nothing (For Conditional ACIP,

submit HDIP order and USAR 24).

Process in RLAS. See Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance. [paras 3-22d

and 3-23d] Soldiers eligible for

HALO, see Rule 5

To pay other incentive pays not

listed in rule 1 for individual

AT/ADT/ADOS/ADOS-

RC/Mobilization/non-RLAS order

USAR Form 22 & HDIP order.

Check block 11. Active duty order

must authorize the specific incentive

pay

To pay one of the incentive pays in

rule 1for unit AT.

Nothing (For Conditional ACIP,

submit HDIP order and USAR 24).

Process in RLAS. See Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance. [paras 3-22d

and 3-23d]

To terminate entitlement to one of

the incentive pays in rule 1.

Copy of termination order or USAR

Form 22.

Processed in RLAS. See Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance. [paras 3-

22a through 3-22d and 3-23d]

Complete block 11 if using USAR

Form 22. [paras 3-22d]

To recertify entitlement to one of

the incentive pays in Rule 1

Certified copy of SDAP or HDIP

order

Recertification is required every 12

months. [para 3-22f]

D-28 PROCEDURE: Individual Active Duty Overpayments and Underpayments

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Collect all or a portion of an

individual AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

period due to non-performance.

Nothing.

If paid in RLAS, process collection

action through RLAS. For payments

not processed in RLAS, complete

USAR Form 24, complete block 13

and provide reason for collection in

block 16. Attach supporting

documents. See procedure D-37 for

debt notification procedures.

Pay a Soldier for entitlements due

but not received on original

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC payment.

USAR Form 24, Active Duty

Order.

Complete block 13 and explain what

was not paid in block 16. Attach

supporting documents. [para 3-13]

Collect an erroneous entitlement

paid to a Soldier for

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

USAR Form 24, Active Duty

Order.

Complete block 13 and explain what

was overpaid in block 16. Attach

supporting documents. [para 3-12]

D-29. PROCEDURE: Initial Active Duty for Training (IADT)

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Departing for IADT.

Any documents necessary to update

the Soldier’s MMPA.

Ensure that the Soldier is enrolled in

direct deposit. [para 3-14b]

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Returning from IADT.

Nothing.

The NPS indicator should be

removed from the MMPA when the

Soldier completes IADT. If the NPS

indicator still shows “6” on the next

MMPA, submit a copy of the DD

Form 220 or 214 to the UPC. [para 3-

14d]. Update the TPC in RLAS

Personnel.

Returning from IADT and entitled

to an enlistment bonus payment.

See procedure V-2, Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance

Returning from IADT and did not

perform duty prior to IADT.

USAR Form 22 and DD Form

214/220.

Enter the date of the first day of

IADT in block 14 to adjust PEBD to

the first day of IADT. [para 2-19b]

D-30. PROCEDURE: Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA)

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to OHA on an order paid

by the UPC.

Orders

See para 3-17 for entitlement rules.

DD Form 2367.

D-31. PROCEDURE: Saved Pay

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to saved pay for IDT

periods.

USAR Form 22.

Check block 10 and enter prior and

current pay grades. List drill dates,

periods and types in block 20. [para

3-24c.(1)]

Entitled to saved pay for

AT/ADT/ADOS.

USAR Form 22 or USAR 24.

Check block 12 and enter previous

and current pay grades. [para 3-

24c.(2)]

D-32. PROCEDURE: Special Pay

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

To establish entitlement to Medical

Pay or Dental Pay.

USAR Form 22 and copy of active

duty order.

Entitlement is established on MMPA

the first time an AD payment is

submitted for the officer. Medical or

Dental Pay must be authorized on the

AD order. [para 3-23a-b]

To establish entitlement to,

Veterinarian, Optometry, Dive, or

Career Sea Pay (CSP)

USAR Form 24, AD order, and

special pay order for CSP and Dive

Pay (credentialing required for

Veterinarian or Optometry Pay)

Other special pays cannot be

established on the MMPA, but must

be processed with each AD period for

which the Soldier is entitled to

incentive pay. [paras 3-23c, 3-23h, 3-

23i]

To establish entitlement to SDAP

SDAP order

SDAP cannot be stored on the

MMPA. Current order must be on file

with the UPC to permit SDAP

payments. [para 3-23d(3)]

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To pay SDAP for IDT periods

inside IAS.

Nothing. See rule 3

Process in ADARS. SDAP payment

will not occur if a current SDAP

order is not on file with the UPC.

[para 3-23d(4)]

To pay SDAP for AT/ADT/ADOS-

RC outside IAS.

USAR From 24. Active duty orders.

SDAP orders.

[para 3-23d(4)]

To pay Medical or Dental Pay for

individual AT/ADT/ADOS-RC and

unit AT.

Nothing.

Paid through RLAS. [para 3-23a(5),

3-23b(5)]

To pay all other special pays for

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC

USAR Form 24, AD order, and

special pay order for CSP and Dive

Pay (credentialing required for

Veterinarian or Optometry Pay)

See para 3-23] for procedures

To recertify SDAP.

SDAP order

Recertification is required every 12

months. [para 3-22f]

D-33. PROCEDURE: Transportation Allowances (Inside Commuting Distance/Outside Corporate Limits) and Unit AT

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

To pay mileage for individual

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC inside

commuting distance (outside

corporate limits) for orders not paid

through RLAS.

USAR Form 24, Active duty order.

Check block 10 and enter round-trip

mileage. [para 3-15a]

To pay mileage for unit AT travel

to AT site or rendezvous point and

RLAS AT/ADT/ADOS-RC orders

inside commuting distance (outside

corporate limits)

Nothing.

Process in RLAS. [para 3-15c]

To pay mileage or cost of

commercial transportation or

mileage for individual

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC and Unit AT

outside commuting distance.

Nothing

Use DTS to pay mileage outside

commuting distance for unit AT. For

individual orders, use DTS or DD

1351-2 based on Command policy ,

see appendix F. [para 3-15b]

To pay cost of commercial

transportation for individual

AT/ADT/ADOS-RC inside

commuting distance.

Nothing

Use DTS or DD 1351-2 based on

Command policy, see appendix F.

[para 3-15c]

D-34. PROCEDURE: Uniform and Clothing Monetary Allowances

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Pay an officer an initial uniform

allowance.

USAR Form 30.

[para 3-25a]

Pay an officer Additional Active

Duty Uniform Allowance.

USAR Form 30.

[para 3-25b]

Pay Enlisted Clothing Monetary

Allowance.

USAR Form 22.

Check block 19 and annotate type of

Clothing Monetary allowance in

block 20. [para 3-26]

Pay enlisted Soldiers Cash Clothing

Replacement Allowance for

mobilization.

Nothing.

USAR Pay Center makes the annual

payment automatically for the first 3

years. [3-26d].

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Pay enlisted Mobilized Soldiers

Clothing Monetary Allowance at

the standard rate for active duty

beyond 3 consecutive years of

Active Federal Service (AFS)

Nothing.

The DMPO or mobilization

/demobilization station makes these

payments.

D-35. PROCEDURE: Unit AT - Payments, Overpayments, and Underpayments

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

To pay unit AT.

Nothing.

Process in RADARS. See Reserve

Pay Supplemental Guidance. [para 3-

11]

To collect unit AT payment from a

Soldier who is not entitled to part or

all of the payment due to non-

performance

Nothing.

Process in RADARS. Refer to

Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance.

[para 3-12]

Pay a Soldier for entitlements due

but not received on original unit AT

payment.

USAR Form 24.

Complete block 13 and explain what

was not paid in block 16. Attach

supporting documents and include the

appropriate paying annex to the unit

AT order [para 3-13]

Section IV

Chapter 4 (Pay Inquiries)

D-36 PROCEDURE: Pay Inquiries

RULE

If action is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Routine Pay Inquiry.

Nothing.

If unit cannot resolve, contact the RD

for assistance. [para 4-5e]

Pay inquiry exception (RD could

not resolve).

USAR Form 27 with supporting

documents.

Only submit to UPC if instructed to

do so by the RD. [para 4-5h].

Section V

Chapter 5 (Collections)

D-37. PROCEDURE: Debt Processing and Due Process (See D-40 for procedures for Separated Soldiers)

RULE

If Soldier

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Was paid for duty not performed

and overpayment is discovered

within 60 days of the payment or

the debt is $50 or less.

If paid through the UPC or a

DMPO, submit USAR Form 24. If

paid in ADARS or RADARS

process collection in RLAS. See

Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance.

[para 5-1b]

Was not entitled to a payment

(bonus, BAH, BAS, reduction, etc.)

and error is discovered within 60

days of the payment and the debt is

$50 or less.

USAR 22 for IDT overpayments.

USAR Form 23 for bonus

overpayments.

USAR Form 24 for AD

overpayments.

[para 3-7] Reserve Pay Supplemental

Guidance [para 3-12c]

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Was paid for duty not performed or

not eligible for a payment (bonus,

BAH, BAS, reduction, etc.) and

overpayment is discovered more

than 60 days after the payment or

the debt is more than $50.00.

USAR Form 28 and appropriate

document from rule 2 above.

Assign a 30-day suspense to the

USAR 28. Forward to the UPC upon

receipt of the Soldier’s response or

expiration of suspense date. [para 5-

1c]

D-38. PROCEDURE: Fines/Forfeitures

RULE

If Soldier

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Was fined through the Article 15 or

Courts Martial process.

Article 15 or courts martial

documents and USAR Form 26

[para 5-2b]

Punishment changes.

Documents substantiating the

changes and USAR Form 26.

[para 5-2c]

D-39. PROCEDURE: Government Property Lost or Destroyed (GPLD) and Financial Liability of Property Loss (FLIPL)

RULE

If Soldier

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Has a signed statement of charges

or FLIPL.

Original DD Form 362 or

[para 5-3]

DD Form 200

Include USAR Form 28 if Soldier

requests proration.

D-40. PROCEDURE: Debts for Transitioned

Soldiers

RULE

If Soldier

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Has a debt from a prior unit, review

2405 History Report for prior

collection.

Nothing.

Complete the DD Form 139 (if

provided), attach copy of collection

document (LES or 2405 History

Report), and return to sender. [para 5-

10]

-IF-Debt was collected.

-IF-Debt was not collected.

USAR Form 28, Debt documents.

Notify Soldier with USAR Form 28

and follow collection procedures.

[para 5-1, 5-10]

D-41. PROCEDURE: Notice of Levy

RULE

If unit receives

Then prepare

Remarks [Para Reference]

A Notice of Levy.

A letter returning the notice to the

IRS.

Indicate in the letter the notice should

be mailed to DFAS-IN. [para 5-5]

D-42. PROCEDURE: Garnishments or Court

Orders

RULE

If unit receives

Then prepare

Remarks [Para Reference]

Receives a court order for a

garnishment.

A letter returning it to the court.

Indicate order must be mailed to

DFAS-CL. [para 5-6]

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D-43. PROCEDURE: Personal Checks from

Soldier

RULE

If Soldier

Then prepare

Remarks [Para Reference]

Gives unit a personal check for

debt.

DA Form 200.

Soldiers should be discouraged from

repaying debts by personal check to

Treasury due to the possibility of loss

of their check during processing.

Include appropriate supporting

documents. [para 5-9b]

D-44. PROCEDURE: Proration Requests

RULE

If Soldier

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Requests proration of a debt

collection.

Nothing.

Send all proration request to the

PMD at usarmy.usarc.usarc-

hq.mbx.ardebtmngt@mail.mil

Proration amounts must allow for

repayment of debt before Soldier’s

expected date of separation. [para 5-

D-45. PROCEDURE: Request for Remission or Waiver of Debt

RULE

If a Soldier

Then prepare

Remarks [Para Reference]

Requests remission or waiver of a

debt.

DA Form 3508 (Remission) or DD

Form 2789 (Waiver)

Assist Soldier in completing form.

The commander (or higher

command) must conduct an

investigation, then forward results

with waiver request to PMD. [paras

5-7f - g]

Section VI

Chapter 6 (Miscellaneous Actions)

D-46. PROCEDURE: Transfer to AGR

RULE

If Soldier

Then submit

Remarks [Para Reference]

Transfers from TPU

Nothing.

SSD will separate the MMPA.

[para 6-1b]

Transfers from TPU to AGR status

and has a bonus in effect.

USAR Form 22, USAR Form 23,

and AGR order.

Request termination of bonus [para 6-

1c]

D-47. PROCEDURE: Accrued Leave

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit to UPC

Remarks [Para Reference]

Requesting payment of leave

accrued during Reserve AD periods

of 30 days or more paid by the

UPC.

USAR Form 24, DD Form 214 (if

applicable), DA Forms 31 (if

applicable), Active Duty Order(s)

Must request within 60 days of duty

end date. Check block 15 of 24,

include Soldier’s signature. [para 6-

2b]

Requesting carryover of all leave

accrued to future active duty period

Nothing

Leave carryover is automatic [para 6-

2d]

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Requesting payment of a portion of

accrued leave and carryover of the

remainder

USAR Form 24, DD Form 214 (if

applicable), DA Forms 31 (if

applicable), Active Duty Order(s)

Annotate number of leave days to be

paid in Block 15 of USAR Form 24.

Include statement in Block 16 of

USAR Form 24 requesting leave be

carried over and number of days

requested. [para 6-2d]

Requesting carryover of previously

accrued leave upon beginning a

new active duty period of 30 days

or more

DA 4187 or USAR Form 24 Active

Duty Order(s)

Include statement in Section IV of the

DA 4187 or Block 16 of the USAR

Form 24 requesting leave be carried

over and number of days requested.

[para 6-2e]

D-48. PROCEDURE: Disability Severance Pay (DSP)

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit

Remarks [Para Reference]

Due DSP. Separation orders

published by US Army Physical

Disability Agency

Separation order.

See reference for special submission

requirements. [para 6-3a&d].

Due DSP and the DSP order was

published by an Army installation

other than US Army Physical

Disability Agency.

Nothing.

The DMPO or mob station processing

the separation order inputs the DSP.

[para 6-3c &d]

D-49. PROCEDURE: Incapacitation Pay

RULE

If Soldier is

Then submit

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to Incapacitation Pay.

Nothing.

Submit all claims to the RD G-1 for

approval. Refer to AR 135-381 or DA

Pam 135-381 for details on the

Incapacitation Program. [para 6-4]

D-50. PROCEDURE: Deceased Soldier

RULE

If Soldier

Then

Remarks [Para Reference]

Dies while in any status

Report incident using Serious

Incident Report (SIR) format.

Notify DA Casualty Office Prepare

memo for DFAS.

[paras 6-5 and 6-5c]

D-51. PROCEDURE: Out-of-Service Claim

RULE

If Soldier is

Then prepare

Remarks [Para Reference]

Entitled to pay that cannot be

processed in DJMS-RC (MMPA no

longer in DJMS-RC, claim for prior

Active Army duty, etc.).

DD Form 827 and submit to DFAS.

Attach all substantiating

documentation.

[para 6-6d]

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D-52. PROCEDURE: Non-receipt/Returned Payments (EFT/Checks)

RULE

If Soldier

Then

Remarks [Para Reference]

Does not receive EFT payment.

Financial institution or Soldier

contacts DFAS-IN. -OR- Prepare

memo for DFAS

[para 6-7a]

Does not receive check.

Prepare DD Form 2660

Mail to USAR PMD [para 6-7b(2)]

Receives a check after filing a DD

Form 2660.

Prepare DA Form 200

Attach check and mail to USAR

PMD [para 6-7b(5)]

D-53. PROCEDURE: Claims Resulting from Correction of Military Records

RULE

If Soldier

Then

Remarks [Para Reference]

Desires to submit an application to

the Army Review Board Agency.

Assist Soldier in preparing DD

Form 149, submit to Army Review

Board.

[para 6-8]

Is not paid within 60 days of

receiving ARBAs recommendation

for pay.

Submit the ARBA recommendation

to the UPC.

[para 6-8b]

D-54. PROCEDURE: LES History Request

RULE

If Soldier

Then

Remarks [Para Reference]

Requests copies of RC LES’s for

duty outside IAS or requests any

AC LES.

Soldier completes LES Request

using DFAS self-help tools.

[para 6-9b]

Request copies of RC LES’s for

duty inside IAS (current and 11

previous months).

Soldier must use myPay to access

LES’s

[para 6-9a]

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Appendix E

State Tax Codes and Postal Service State Abbreviations

This appendix contains State Taxing Authorities and US Postal Service State abbreviations used in DJMS-RC.

STATE

CODE

ABBR

ALABAMA

ALASKA

ARIZONA

ARKANSAS

CALIFORNIA

COLORADO

CONNECTICUT

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

HAWAII

IDAHO

ILLINOIS

INDIANA

IOWA

KANSAS

KENTUCKY

LOUISIANA

MAINE

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS

MICHIGAN

MINNESOTA

MISSISSIPPI

MISSOURI

MONTANA

NEBRASKA

NEVADA

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW JERSEY

NEW MEXICO

NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH DAKOTA

OHIO

OKLAHOMA

OREGON

PENNSYLVANIA

RHODE ISLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH DAKOTA

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

UTAH

VERMONT

VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON

WEST VIRGINIA

WISCONSIN

WYOMING

NOT DESIGNATED (Temporary)

NOT LISTED/FOREIGN

AMERICAN SOMOA

SAIPAN

PANAMA CANAL ZONE

PUERTO RICO

GUAM

VIRGIN ISLANDS

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APO AND FPO AREAS

ALASKA AND PACIFIC AREA

CANADA, EUROPE, AFRICA AND

MIDDLE EAST

CENTRAL AND SOUTH

AMERICA

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Appendix F

Travel

Section I

General

F-1. Purpose

This appendix provides basic information on travel allowances and procedures for filing travel claims for

reimbursement of expenses incurred by USAR TPU Soldiers.

F-2. References

The Joint Travel Regulation (JTR) contains the basic statutory regulations concerning travel and transportation allowances for

members of the uniformed services, including the RC. See http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/travelreg.cfm to access the JTR.

F-3. Travel entitlements

All Soldiers ordered to travel to a temporary duty location are entitled to travel and transportation allowances under JTR, chapters

3 and 4. The per diem rate consists of a maximum amount allowed for lodging, meals and a flat Incidental Expense (IE) rate. Per

Diem rates are determined by the availability of government lodging and meals, duration and type of duty and duty location. See

http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/ for per diem rates.

Soldiers may be entitled to one or more of the following while TDY:

a. Mileage reimbursement.

b. Per Diem (meals and lodging).

c. Reimbursement for other authorized expenses (rental car, parking, etc.) as prescribed in Appendix G of the JTR.

F-4. Importance of travel orders

Except for local travel, Soldiers must be under valid orders to travel. The purpose of the duty determines the type of order.

a. Orders for AT or ADT that are for 139 days or less are considered TDY. ADT of 140 or more days in one location is a

permanent change of station (PCS). Commands may not override PCS entitlements without a Secretarial waiver.

b. Orders for ADOS, ADOS-RC, CO-ADOS or Temporary Change of Station (TCS) for 180 days or less are considered

TDY. Periods of 181 or more days in one location are a PCS. Commands may not override PCS entitlements without a

Secretarial waiver.

c. Orders must be accurate and contain valid entitlement information. Fund managers are responsible for confirming the

validity of additional instructions on orders.

d. Orders must state whether the Soldier is or is not a Government travel charge card (GTCC) holder IAW DODFMR,

Volume 9, paragraph 030503.A. If the Soldier is a GTCC holder, orders must contain a statement indicating whether the

Soldier is exempt from the “mandatory use” provision of the Travel and Transportation Reform Act (TTRA), IAW

DODFMR, Volume 9, paragraph 030503.B. This statement also authorizes alternative payment methods. Travel orders

should also have a statement indicating that GTCC holders shall obtain cash (as authorized) through automated teller

machines rather than obtaining cash advances from a DOD disbursing officer, IAW DODFMR, Volume 9, paragraph

030503.C.

e. Soldiers using the Defense Travel System (DTS), (to include all Soldiers deployed to a non-combat, non-hazardous

duty location) to create travel authorizations will contact their local DTS Defense Travel Administrator for guidance. DTS

procedures are on the DTS website at: http://www.defensetravel.osd.mil/dts/site/index.jsp.

f. Personnel can access the DTS Document Processing Manual for instructions on creating authorizations at

http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/trainingRef.cfm.

F-5. AT/ADT/ADOS-RC TDY Allowances

The following travel allowances apply to travel performed on individual AT, ADT orders of 1-139 days and ADOS-RC orders of

1-180 days. See paragraphs F-6 – F-9 for travel allowances payable for other types of travel.

a. Lodging portion of per diem.

(1) Not payable when duty is inside commuting distance or an overnight stay is not required.

(2) Not payable when government quarters or contracted lodging are provided without a cost to the Soldier.

(3) Payable when duty is not within commuting distance and

(a) government quarters are available and directed. Reimbursement for cost of government quarters is authorized not to

exceed the maximum lodging rate for the TDY location.

(b) government quarters are available, but not directed. Soldiers may choose to use commercial lodging. Reimbursement

is limited to the government quarters lodging rate if commercial lodging is used without a statement of non-availability of

government quarters.

(c) government quarters are not available or directed. Reimbursement is limited to the actual lodging cost incurred not to

exceed the maximum lodging rate authorized for the TDY location.

b. Incidental Expense (IE) portion of per diem. The IE rate is a daily flat rate of $5 for CONUS and $3.50 for OCONUS

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travel. The IE is payable for duty outside commuting distance except when duty is under field conditions. Unit AT is

generally considered duty under field conditions.

c. Meal portion of per diem. Meal rates are determined by the availability of government meals, quarters and duty location.

(1) Meals are not payable when duty is inside commuting distance or duty is less than 12 hours. 75% of the per diem rate

for the duty location is paid for duty periods of more than 12 but less than 24 hours.

(2) The following meal rates are payable for duty outside commuting distance:

(a) Full Meal Rate (FMR). Payable when government meals are not available or directed. The FMR equals 100% of the

meal rate authorized for the duty location + the Incidental Expense (IE). 75% of the meals and IE (M&IE) rate for the duty

location is paid for the first and last day of duty.

(b) Government Meal Rate (GMR). Payable when government meals are available at additional cost. This rate is payable

to Soldiers who purchase meals in a government dining facility or other government source. The GMR normally changes on 1

Jan of each year. 75% of the M&IE rate for the duty location is paid for the first and last day of duty.

daily. The PMR is equal to the (FMR + GMR) / 2) + IE rounded up to the next full dollar amount. 75% of the M&IE rate for

the duty location is paid for the first and last day of duty.

(d) Deductible Meals. Deductible meals are meals provided without charge to the Soldier but at a cost to the government.

Soldiers must indicate the number of deductible meals consumed on the travel voucher. Examples of deductible meals are

meals provided without charge in a DFAC, meals included in a registration fee, and meals included in the cost of a room.

MREs are not deductible meals unless they are the only meals available. Meals provided without charge by lodging facilities

or on an aircraft are not deductible meals. The PMR is paid on days when 1 or 2 deductible meals are available.

(3) Soldiers on individual orders outside commuting distance (for other than unit AT) are in a per diem status and

authorized M&IE. When meals are provided without cost, only the IE is payable. Additional instructions are required on the

active duty order to prevent both collection of BAS and withholding of the IE payment. See the guidance for using additional

instruction 14 (government meals are available and directed at no additional cost to Soldier) in Chapter 8 of the Reserve Pay

Supplemental Guidance.

(4) For unit AT, per diem is not payable when government quarters and meals are provided at no cost. 75% of the M&IE

rate for the duty location is paid for the first and last day of duty. BAS is collected at the discount meal rate.

d. Mileage.

(1) Payable when duty is outside commuting distance; normally paid through DTS. Process mileage payments for duty

inside commuting distance, outside corporate limits in RLAS.

(2) Soldiers authorized to travel by Privately Owned Conveyance (POC) as more advantageous to the government are

authorized per diem for days of travel. Travel days are determined by dividing the official distance to the TDY location (as

determined by the DOD Official Table of Distances) by 350. Add one day for partial distances exceeding 51 miles.

(3) Soldiers authorized to travel by POC are limited to the constructive cost by commercial carrier not to exceed the cost

to travel by government-contracted air fare to the TDY location. The constructive cost includes airfare, taxes and Commercial

Travel Office fee.

(4) Soldiers traveling by commercial transportation are authorized mileage to and from the transportation terminal.

(5) For unit AT, mileage is payable to Soldiers residing outside commuting distance of the rendezvous point or authorized

POC travel to the AT location. Process mileage payments in DTS.

F-6. Inactive Duty Training TDY Allowances

a. Mileage reimbursement is authorized for Soldiers directed to perform duty at an alternate work site within commuting

distance of the Reserve unit. Commuting distance is determined by the senior commander in the area. Per Diem is not

payable.

b. Per Diem and mileage are payable for TDY performed in an IDT status. Mileage is limited as follows:

(1) For travel from home to the TDY location, mileage reimbursement is limited to the lesser of the distance from home,

or the unit to the TDY location.

(2) For travel from an alternate location to the TDY location, mileage reimbursement is limited to the distance from either

the alternate location to the TDY location or the unit to the TDY location, whichever is less.

c. Submit travel claims via DTS.

F-7. Funeral Honors Duty (FHD) TDY Allowances

Soldiers performing FHD at a location more than 50 miles from their residence are authorized per diem and transportation

allowances in the same manner as a Soldier performing TDY in an active duty status. Submit travel claims via DTS.

F-8. Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Travel Allowances

a. ADT orders of 140 or more and ADOS-RC orders of 181 or more consecutive days in one location are PCS orders.

Per Diem is payable at the standard CONUS rate + lodging tax for the authorized travel time to and from the PCS location.

Per Diem is not payable after arrival at the PCS location.

b. Movement of household goods and dependents to the PCS location are authorized IAW chapter 5 of the JTR.

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Movement of household goods and dependents OCONUS on an ADT or ADOS-RC order is not authorized.

c. Mileage is paid at the rate prescribed in chapter 2 of the JTR for the Soldier and dependents.

F-9. Contingency Operations Travel Allowances

a. Soldiers performing duty under 10 USC 12302 or 12304 orders are authorized per diem based on availability of

government quarters and lodging. When both quarters and lodging are provided without charge, only the IE is payable.

75% of the per diem rate for the duty location is paid for the first and last day of duty. Travel is paid using a DD 1351-2.

(1) Email travel claim to dfas.indianapolis-in.jft.mbx.in-travel-contin[email protected].

(2) Fax travel claim to (317) 275-0332.

(3) Mail travel claim to DFAS Travel Pay Services, ATTN: Dept. 3900, 8899 E. 56th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46249-

3900.

b. Soldiers performing duty outside of a designated combat zone on 10 USC 12301(d) orders of 1-180 days are authorized

55% of the per diem rate for the duty location. 75% of the per diem rate for the duty location is paid for the first and last day

of duty. Travel is paid using DTS.

c. Soldiers performing duty outside of a designated combat zone on 10 USC 12301(d) orders of over 180 days in one

location are in a PCS status. See paragraph F-8 for PCS entitlements. See paragraph F-14 for instructions on forwarding the

DD 1351-2 to DFAS.

F-10. Travel advances

a. Any Soldier who is not a GTCC holder may receive a travel advance. Soldiers may request advances by submitting

their orders and a cover letter justifying the request for advance.

b. The request packet must include:

(1) Copy of orders (orders must authorize a travel advance).

(2) DFAS Form 9213 (TDY Travel Advance Request Form).

(3) SF 1199A indicating the bank account to receive the advance.

(4) A voided check (not a deposit slip).

(5) Expected lodging cost.

(6) A statement from the Soldier’s supervisor that includes the Soldier’s name, SSN, and a statement that the Soldier

does not have a GTCC. Classes of personnel exempted from mandatory use of the GTCC are listed in the Travel and

Transportation Reform Act (TTRA) of 1998 (Public Law 105-264) and USAR Regulation 37-2.

(7) Go to www.dfas.mil for the email address and fax number for submitting travel advance requests.

[NOTE: Soldier must submit a settlement voucher within 5 days of completion of travel. If DFAS does not receive a

settlement voucher within 90 days of completion of travel, they will collect the amount advanced from the Soldier’s pay

account and, when appropriate, the collection may include an administrative fee.]

Section II

Travel Pay Procedures

F-11. Processing travel claims

a. TDY.

(1) See the DTS website at: http://www.defensetravel.osd.mil/dts/site/index.jsp for guidance on using DTS to process

travel vouchers.

(2) TPU Soldiers assigned to commands that have not mandated use of DTS shall submit claims for TDY using a

DD Form 1351-2. See paragraph F-12 for travel voucher preparation procedures. See

http://www.dfas.mil/militarymembers/travelpay/armyactivetdy/howto.html for additional information on preparing

DD Form 1351-2.

b. Unit Annual Training special requirements. Use DTS to process travel entitlements for Soldiers residing

outside commuting distance from the rendezvous point or authorized to travel by POC to the training site. When

creating the DTS authorization, adjust the per diem entitlements to state “Field Conditions” and “Annual Training

(Quarters and Meals Available)” under duty conditions. This action will authorize 75% of MI&E for the first and last

day of the AT and prevent payment of per diem for the days in between.

c. Local travel (orders not issued). All Soldiers assigned to commands that have not mandated use of DTS submit

claims for local travel (non-TDY, no orders published) using SF 1164. See DFAS-IN Regulation 37-1, Chapter 10,

paragraph 100502.

(1) Complete SF 1164, to include listing expenses, and submit to the approving official.

(2) Forward original and two copies of the signed/approved SF 1164 to DFAS Travel Pay Services, ATTN: Dept. 3700,

8899 E. 56th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46249. Detailed instructions for completing the SF 1164 are in DFAS-IN Regulation 37-1,

appendix X.

(3) DTS users must create a local voucher.

d. Local travel (on orders). Soldiers on active duty orders that state “duty inside commuting distance, outside corporate

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limits” receive payment of mileage with their military pay and allowances. Payment is initiated through RADARS or via a

USAR Form 24 depending on length of duty. Do not submit a DD 1351-2 or create a voucher in DTS.

F-12. Travel voucher preparation

a. Soldiers must submit a travel claim within 5 days of completion of travel. Soldiers performing TDY longer than 30

days must file accrual travel vouchers at the end of each month.

b. Soldiers using DTS for TDY travel must contact their local Defense Travel Administrator for guidance. DTS

procedures are on the DTS website at: http://www.defensetravel.osd.mil/dts/site/index.jsp.

c. Soldiers not using DTS must complete and submit a DD Form 1351-2. See http://www.dfas.mil/smartvoucher.html for

assistance on how to properly complete a travel voucher. The Soldier must sign and date blocks 20a-b of the voucher.

d. The Soldier must attach supporting documents, such as orders (to include amendments), lodging receipts, and rental car

receipts. Lodging receipts are always required, regardless of amount. A receipt must accompany all other reimbursable

expenses of $75 or more.

e. If expenses are claimed that are not included on the order, an order approving authority must complete blocks 21a –d of

the DD Form 1351-2 to approve reimbursement.

f. Additional travel forms:

(1) DD Form 1351-2C. Use this form when the itinerary or the list of reimbursable expenses requires a continuation sheet.

(2) Statements of Non-Availability.

Military installations may issue this form when unable to provide meals and/or

quarters to TDY personnel. Include the Statement of Non-Availability with the DD Form 1351-2.

g. The Soldier provides the DD Form 1351-2 and supporting documents to the reviewer.

F-13. Travel voucher reviewer

a. The reviewer is responsible to ensure that the travel claim is proper and complete prior to submission to DFAS Travel for

payment. The reviewer does not calculate, approve, or disapprove items on the travel voucher.

b. At a minimum, the reviewer must ensure the following:

(1) The DD Form 1351-2 has the original signature of the Soldier.

(2) Travel orders and all amendments are included and are consistent with the administrative data and itinerary contained

in the DD Form 1351-2.

(3) All prior payments (advances/accruals) are annotated in the appropriate block.

(4) The claim is reasonable and consistent with the mission (e.g., in-and-around mileage claimed).

(5) Rental cars were obtained through the proper channels, the correct size for the mission, refueled in a prudent manner,

and proper receipts are included.

(6) The Soldier completed the duty within the appropriate number of days.

(7) Reimbursable expenses claimed are mission-related within the scope of the JTR.

(8) Regardless of the amount, the original lodging receipts support lodging claims.

(9) A receipt supporting any expense of $75 or more.

(10) Foreign currency exchanges are annotated on the DD Form 1351-2 with the correct transaction date of exchange.

(11) When appropriate, a statement of non-availability (SNA) number is procured by the Soldier prior to obtaining

commercial lodging and is annotated on the DD Form 1351-2.

(12) The reviewer must complete blocks 20c-f.

F-14. Mailing procedures (Non-contingency operations TDY)

USAR Soldiers on IDT, AT, ADT, or ADOS-RC whose command has not directed the use of DTS can submit travel vouchers to

DFAS Travel Pay Services via email, fax or the DFAS Travel Voucher Direct application. Go to

http://www.dfas.mil/militarymembers/travelpay/wheretosubmit.html for additional information about where to submit the

voucher.

When sending vouchers via email, the acceptable file types are .pdf, .jpg, or .tif. No other format is permitted. Ensure

that the file size is no larger than 4 MB. Files larger than 4 MB may be blocked due to DFAS system limitations. Send

only one travel voucher claim per email. Do not attempt to send multiple claims in a single email.

F-15. Methods of payment

a. Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) is mandatory for travel payments. Soldiers must complete the SF 1199A to authorize EFT

of travel payments. All reimbursements using DTS will require EFT information loaded in the Soldier’s profile.

b. Fax completed forms to DFAS-IN at (212) 275-0334. You can also mail forms to DFAS Travel Pay Services, ATTN:

Dept. 3700, 8899 E. 56th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46249 -3700.

c. Split disbursement is mandatory for those Soldiers who have a GTCC. To use the split disbursement, check block 1 of DD

Form 1351-2. By checking the split disbursement, a portion of your payment will go to your GTCC.

F-16. Erroneous payments

Soldiers who receive an erroneous manual travel payment should return the check to the USAR Pay Management Division

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for cancellation. The check should be sealed in an envelope and the envelope should be stapled to a DA Form 200 for

forwarding to the USAR Pay Management Division. The remarks section of the DA Form 200 should reflect the reason for

the return. Mail the check and DA Form 200 to the USAR Pay Management Division, Room 135Z-1, 8899 E. 56th

Street, Indianapolis, IN 46249-1601. The Pay Management Division will ensure the check is routed to DFAS

Disbursing for cancellation.

Section III

Actual Expense Authorizations

F-17. Request for Actual Expense Authorization (AEA)

a. The AEA authorizes payment of actual lodging cost above the established per diem rate for the TDY location. See the

JTR, Chapter 4, part C, paragraph U4300. AEA may be authorized before travel begins or approved after travel has been

performed (except for an AEA under JTR, para U4335, which may only be authorized in advance). Because AEA is not

guaranteed, every attempt should be made to find lodging within the allowed per diem rates.

b. When authorized in advance of the travel, the AEA for a specific travel assignment shall be stated in the travel order. An

AEA may be authorized/approved for the entire period of a trip (including travel time or, when appropriate, per diem) or for

different portions of trips. This can occur when there is a relatively long period of travel or several localities in a single

itinerary.

c. The GFC Command G8 is the approval authority for AEA requests. The AEA request must identify Soldiers

authorized AEA.

d. AEA requests should contain as much of the following relevant data as possible. If any of the following data is not

applicable, state so in the AEA request.

(1) The reason for travel.

(2) Whether meetings with technical, professional, or scientific organizations are involved.

(3) Whether international conferences or meetings are involved.

(4) Identification of the senior member of the party, whether civilian or military, including grade, full name, SSN, and

branch of Service.

(5) All names and titles of foreign governmental contacts.

(6) Roster of other employees or members of the uniformed services who also are performing the travel or TDY involved,

including grade, full name, SSN, and branch of service.

(7) Proposed itinerary showing complete identification of places to be visited, the length of duty at each location, and the

inclusive dates of travel.

(8) Information regarding any special arrangements such as provisions for use of special Government quarters, messes,

open messes, lodgings, restaurants, etc.

(9) Information available indicating the projected amount of expenses, amount of allowances necessary, or reasons

why normal per diem will not suffice.

(10) Reasons why normal accommodations with prescribed per diem allowances will not suffice.

(11) The name and phone number of the individual to contact concerning the request.

e. Each request for approval of AEA subsequent to the completion of travel must be accompanied by a copy of DD Form

1351-3 Statement of Actual Expenses, or a detailed statement otherwise providing dates, locations, identification of expenses, and

amounts paid.

f. At a minimum, the AEA request should include the following:

(1) Name

(2) SSN

(3) Duty Dates

(4) Amount Paid Per Night

(5) City, State, and Hotel

(6) Justification for higher rate or number of hotels checked

(7) Contact information for the claimant, including fax number and/or e-mail address for the claimant

g. It is the Soldier’s responsibility to find lodging within the locality per diem rates. On those rare occasions that lodging

cannot be found within per diem, the Soldier may be entitled to AEA. Current per diem rates are available on the Internet at

http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/perdiemCalc.cfm

h. Send AEA requests to the designated authorizing official at the GFC Command G-8. The GFC Command G-8

determines the validity of the request and then prepares a memorandum approving or denying the request.

i. The DTS Approving Official can approve payment of actual lodging costs on the per diem page of the

authorization or voucher.

Section V

City Pair Program

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F-18. Contract City Pair Program

Regulations applicable to the Contract City Pair Program are the JTR, Appendix P.

a. All Soldiers must use the Commercial Travel Office (CTO) for flight reservations. Soldiers must use contract

carriers except when the travel authorizing official authorizes travel by a non-contract carrier.

b. Army Reserve Soldiers are authorized to buy airline tickets at the General Services Administration (GSA) City Pair

contract rates for their travel to and from IDT. In order for Reserve Soldiers to use the city pair travel rates, they must use

their GTCC and book their travel through a contracted CTO. The airfare is not reimbursable.

Appendix G

The UH022-2405 Master Military Pay Account (MMPA) History Report

Section I

General

G-1. Purpose

This appendix contains an explanation of the UH022-2405 MMPA History Report. Figures G-1 through G-10 separate the

report into nine subsections providing an explanation of each data element within the sections. The report is referred to as the

2405 History Report from this point forward.

G-2. Report production and access

a. The DFAS-IN produces the report monthly, after the end-of-month (Code 3) update, approximately the 23d of each

month.

b. Units can access their monthly pay reports through the RM Module of RLAS. Instructions on retrieving the reports are

in Chapter 6 of the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guidance. The reports are generally available in RLAS by the 28th of the

month.

c. CPMs can access information included on the 2405 History Report through the DJMS-RC inquiry system or

Report web at https://cde.olrv.ogden.disa.mil/report.web/index.php.

G-3. Unit responsibilities

Each unit must review the report carefully to ensure actions affecting Soldiers’ accounts are processed accurately. Units must

carefully review the 2405 History Report of newly assigned Soldiers. Annotate discrepancies and actions taken to correct

them on the report. Review and submit corrective actions for all 2405 History Reports to the UPC or through RLAS, as

applicable, within 3 workdays after receipt of the report.

G-4. Filing instructions

Units must copy the 2405 History Report to a CD and maintain it IAW with paragraph K-5.

Section II

2405 History Report Reader’s Guide

G-5. Report breakdown

a. The UH022-2405 MMPA History Report consists of the following subsections:

Section

1. “Administrative”

2. “Entitlement Data”

3. “Direct Deposit/Mobilization Data”

4. “Deductions”

“Housing Master”

6. “Pay History”

7. “Calendar Data”

8. “Drill Mater Data”

9. “Processed Transactions”

10. “Payment Record Data”

b. The following figures depict the subsections of the report and provide an explanation of each data field.

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UH022-2405 HISTORY

REPORT

SECTION 1 “

ADMINISTRATIVE

”

SSN xxxxxxxxx SSN-PR 000000000 SEX F

NAME DOE JANE M

DOD COMP A COMP V V ST PGMA AN AN

GRADE 34 33 32 EDG 100807 080807

NPS 04E N PAY DATE 080807 000000

GAIN G G G DOG 080807 AD-PAY-REQ 2

LOSS DOS 000000 COUNTRY CD

PAS

W1S4KT10

ASGN-DT 080807

PEC K90061 PAPD00 HPIP-ROTC:

ETS 140806 TAFMS-CTR 00100

T5-CFY 0 T5-PFY 0 PRA-FLAG

BNS TYPE 03 00 AMT-LAST-PD 1000.00

INSTL-NBR 2 TOTAL PD 3500.00

DT-LAST-PD 100807 DATE-ENLIST 080807

RSN-TERM 0 TERM-PRO-DT 0000000

MO-NBR-PARTIC 00 TSP REAP 00000

GROSS-AMT-RECOUP 0.00

PAS-PR-1 W1S4T00 ASG-DT1 041001

PAS-PR-2 ASG-DT2 000000

PAS-PR-3 ASG-DT3 000000

PAS-PR-4 ASG-DT4 000000

******* ADDRESS DATA ************

ADRS-2

ADRS-3 123 NO NAME LANE

ADRS-4 ANYTOWN IL 54112-5584

ADRS-5

ADRS-EFF-DT 080807

Data Item Description

SSN Soldier‘s current social security number.

SSN-PR Soldier‘s Previous social security number, if any.

SEX Soldier‘s sex.

M = Male

F = Female

NAME Soldier‘s last name, first name and middle initial.

DOD-COMP Department of Defense component.

A = Army

F = Air Force

COMP Current and prior service components.

V = USAR

G = ARNG

Figure G-1. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 1. “Administrative”

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Data Item Description

ST PGMA ARNG uses a State code. Reserve has pay group and mobilization augmentee code. Report reflects current

and previous code.

AN = TPU and IRR, other than individual mobilization augmentee (IMA)

BN = IMA

GRADE Soldier‘s current and previous two pay grades. The current pay grade will repeat three times if the Soldiers

has only one pay grade on file.

OFFICERS = 01-10

WARRANT OFFICERS = 21-25

ENLISTED = 31-39

EDG Effective date(s) of Soldier‘s current and first prior pay grade.

NPS Non-prior service indicator.

Blank = Prior service Soldier

6 = Soldier awaiting IADT

O4E Officers whose grades are 01-03 with over 4 years Active enlisted service.

Codes used:

Y = Yes

N = No

PAY-DATE Current and previous pay entry basic dates.

GAIN Verification that the pay account contains all critical data. Three Gs (GGG) represent a complete accession.

1st G = Personnel data (e.g., Name, SSN, Pay Date, DOG, PAS, Pay Grade, Effective date, ST PGMA).

2nd G = Pay data (e.g., BAH, NPS, SGLI, Sex code, BA authorization, tax data, Final leave indicator,

Leave days paid).

3rd G = Valid two line mailing address not to exceed 29 characters each line.

DOG The date that the Soldier‘s MMPA was created in DJMS-RC.

AD-PAY-FREQ How many times a month a Soldier on active duty receives pay. Default is two (2).

LOSS Identifies Soldiers separated from DJMS-RC. “LL” closes a Soldier‘s MMPA and identifies it for purging

from DJMS-RC. See paragraph 2-29 for purge criteria.

DOS Effective date of separation.

COUNTRY-CD Used when a Soldier resides in a foreign country.

PAS The Personnel Accounting Symbol (PAS).

First two positions identify the location providing pay support (Site-ID) and the last six positions represent

the unit identification code (UIC).

ASGN-DT Date Soldier was assigned to the current PAS.

PEC The current and prior Program Element Code (PEC) that relates to a Soldier‘s organization or function.

The six-digit code identifies where to send LESs to mobilized Soldiers or Soldiers at IADT.

Codes used are:

PAPD00 = USAR

PANG00 = ARNG

MOBUIC = MOBILIZED

PAS Code of IADT unit

MRPU = ORDERS

Figure G-1. MMPA Reader's Guide - Section 1. "Administrative"—Continued

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Data Item Description

HPIP/ROTC Student Identification Code.

H = Health Professional‘s Incentive Program (HPIP) R

= ROTC

P = College First

ETS Soldier‘s Expiration Term of Service date.

TAFMS-CTR Total Career Active Duty days accumulated since account established on DJMS-RC. T5

- CFY Not Applicable.

T5 - PFY Not Applicable.

PRA-FLAG Not Applicable.

BONUS-TYPE Current and previous bonus types.

03 = NPS Enlistment bonus in qualifying MOS and High Priority unit or Critical Skill MOS and High Priority

Unit. The type 3 bonus which used to be based solely on the assignment to a high priority unit was

discontinued 30 Sep 95.

04 = 2nd 3-year reenlistment bonus. Soldier must have less than 14 years total service.

05 = 1st 3-year reenlistment bonus. Soldier must have less than 14 years total service.

05 = Prior Service Enlistment for 3, 4 or 5 years in a qualifying MOS. Soldier must have less than 14 years

total service.

06 = Reenlistment for 6 years. Soldier must have less than 20 years total service.

06 = Prior service enlistment for 6 years in a qualifying MOS.

07 = Affiliation bonus - 18 months or less.

08 = Affiliation bonus - More than 18 months.

AC = Officer Accession bonus.

AB = Officer Affiliation bonus.

No code for Officer Critical Skills Retention bonus.

No code for Enlisted Critical Skills Retention bonus.

0J = 3 year Nurse Retention Bonus

0L = 2 year Doctor Retention bonus

0M = 3 year Doctor Retention bonus

0N = Civilian Acquired Skills bonus.

0P = Reserve Associate Support Program.

AMT-LAST-PD Amount of last bonus payment.

INSTL-NBR Installment number of most recent bonus payment.

1 = Initial

2 = 1st anniversary

3 = 2nd anniversary

4 = 3rd anniversary

5 = 4th anniversary

6 = 5th anniversary

7 = 6th anniversary

9 = Bonus termination with recoupment/balance due Soldier

TOTAL PD Total of the present bonus paid to date.

DT-LAST-PD Date of last bonus payment

DATE-ENLIST Effective date of current enlistment which qualified Soldier for bonus.

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Data Item Description

RSN-TERM Reason for termination of bonus.

Codes used:

0 = Bonus not Terminated

E = Unsatisfactory Participation

F = Transfer to another Reserve Component

G = Transfer to Active Enlisted Force

H = Transfer to Officer Corps

I = Unauthorized Change in MOS

J = Transfer to Non-incentive Qualified Unit within Locale

K = Accepted Civilian Position where Reserve Membership is a condition of Employment

L = Assigned to AD or ADT in excess of 90 days in support of Reserve Program

M = Other

TERM-PRO-DT Effective date of termination.

MO-NBR-PARTIC

TSP

REAP

Number of months Soldier had participated satisfactorily in a bonus program. Used when recouping a bonus

Y = TSP participant, Blank = not participating in TSP

Total contributions to the Reserve Educational Assistance Program

GROSS-AMT-RECOUP Gross amount recouped for a bonus previously paid.

PAS-PR-1 First prior PAS, if any.

ASG-DT1 Effective date of first prior PAS.

PAS-PR-2 Second prior PAS, if any.

ASG-DT2 Effective date of second prior PAS.

ASG-DT3 Effective date of third prior PAS

PAS-PR-3 Third prior PAS, if any

PAS-PR-4 Fourth prior PAS, if any

ASG-DT4 Effective date of fourth prior PAS.

ADDRESS 2 = Care of

3 = Street address

4 = City, State & Zip Code

5 = Country name (Foreign Addresses Only)

ADDRESS EFF DATE: Indicates the effective date of address change.

Figure G-1. MMPA Reader's Guide - Section 1. "Administrative" – Continued

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REPORT

SECTION 2 “ ENTITLEMENT

DATA”

********** ENTITLEMENTS **********

AD-PD-TO-DATE 160915

PAY-STATUS O-151008-160930

PAY-STATUS-2 000000-000000

TVL-DAYS-1 0 TVL-DAYS-2 0

CSP DAYS 0000 HLD-PAY-ST

BAS-TYPE B

BAS-DATES 000000-0 000000-0

HDP-DATES 000000 000000

FSA-II-DATES 000000-000000

HFP-CC/DATES 000000-000000

HFP-MO-EX 00

IP-TYPE/DATES N 000000-000000

OSD-ASD 000000-000000

MDVO N-000000 P/MSD 00-000000

UA-TYPE UA-PAY-DT 000000

DEPL-DAYS 000 AS-OF 080807

LES-INDCTR 0 CZTE-PROCESS

FAM-SGLI-CURR-OPT/AGE

FAM-SGLI-CURR-EFF-DATE 0808

FAM-SGLI-PRIOR-OPT/AGE

FAM-SGLI-PRIOR-EFF-DATE

HDP-TYPE

HDP-CC

HDP-LOC-CODE

CAL-HDP-MISSION-DAYS 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

Data Item Description

AD-PD-TO-DATE If Soldier is on a long tour of active duty (30 or more days), this will show the date through which

last payment has been made.

PAY-STATUS Soldier‘s current pay status and the start and stop date of long tour.

Codes used.

A = Normal status (start and stop dates will always be 000000 and 999999

N = Deceased

Z = ADT or ADOS-RC of more than 29 days

W = IADT paid on DJMS-RC

O = Mobilized/ADOS paid on DJMS-RC

X = HPIP or ROTC Stipend Recipient

R = Reserve Officer Training Corp (ROTC)

PAY-STATUS-2 Future long tours information, if any.

TVL-DAYS-1 Travel days for current pay status.

TVL-DAYS-2 Travel days for future pay status.

CSP DAYS Number of Career Sea Pay days paid since field was added to DJMS-RC in Dec 98.

Figure G-2. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 2. “ Entitlement Data”

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Data Item Description

HLD-PAY-ST H = In Held Pay

Blank = not in Held Pay

BAS-TYPE BAS type for long tour.

N = None

B = Separate rations

H = Rations in kind not available

K = Rations under emergency

BAS-DATES Start and stop dates of BAS and BAS action indicator.

0 = No BAS

1 = Start

4 = Stop

HDP-DATES Start and stop dates of hardship duty pay (HDP) for long tour.

FSA-II-DATES Start and stop dates of FSA for long tour.

HFP-CC/DATES The country code and the start and stop dates of Hostile Fire Pay for long tour.

HFP-MO-EX Number of months for HFP.

IP-TYPE/DATES Incentive pay type with start and stop dates for entitlement.

A = ACIP officer or enlisted crew Soldier for HDIP.

B = Officer or enlisted non-crew Soldier for HDIP.

C = Parachute duty.

D = Demolition duty.

N = No entitlement.

OSD-ASD Officer service date (OSD): effective date of officer‘s commission.

Aviation service date (ASD): effective date an officer became qualified to perform flying duties.

MDVO Medical, Dental, Veterinary, and Optometry (MDVO) special pay entitlement and the effective

date.

A = Veterinarian or Optometrist.

B = Less than 2 years Active Dental service.

C = Over 2 years, but less than 6 years Active Dental service.

D = Over 6 years, but less than 10 years Active Dental service.

E = Over 10 years Dental Service or over 2 years Medical service.

N = No entitlement.

P/MSD The profession code and medical service date, used if mobilized for more than 1 year.

UA-TYPE The type of uniform allowance last paid.

K = Initial uniform allowance.

L = Additional uniform allowance.

UA-PAY-DT Effective date of last uniform allowance payment.

DEPL-DAYS Not used.

LES-INDICATOR Not used.

Figure G-2. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 2. “Entitlement Data”—Continued

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Data Item Description

CZTE-PROCESS Combat Zone Tax Exclusion Process.

X = Performed CZTE qualifying duty during the month of the report.

Blank = no CZTE duty performed.

FAM-SGLI-CURR-OPT/AGE Current Family SGLI Coverage

FAM-SGLI-CURR-EFF-DATE The current effective date of Family SGLI Coverage.

FAM-SGLI-PRIOR-OPT/AGE Previous Family SGLI Coverage.

FAM-SGLI-PRIOR-EFF-DATE Previous effective date of family SGLI.

HDP-TYPE The type of Hardship Duty Pay a Soldier is receiving.

HDP-CC Hardship duty pay country code.

HDP-LOC-CODE Hardship duty pay location code.

CAL-HDP-MISSION-DAYS The number of Hardship duty pay days

Figure G-2. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 2. “Entitlement Data”—Continued

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REPORT

SECTION 3

―

DIRECT

DEPOSIT “MOBILIZATION

DATA”

*** DIRECT DEPOSIT-MOB-DATA ****

AD-CODE-DATES -000000-000000

AD-MAR-STAT S AD-FITW-EXEMPT 01

DIRECT-DEPOSIT-STAT-CODE C

DIRECT-DEP-EFF-DATE 000125

CO-CODE 707271 PYMT-OPT-TYPE C C

ACCT-POLICY-NBR 0021122211553

DIR-DEP-WAV-DT 0

RTN 12048574-8

APC1 01ENGU APC2

ORD-NBR-1 033022 ORD-NBR-2

ACTUAL

IMPUTED

BAHII-EIC 143.08 0.00

BAS-EIC 0.00 106.12

ROTC-SUBSISTENCE-EIC 0.00

COMBAT-ZONE-EIC 0.00

CURR 1PR

2PR

SITW-MAR-STATUS M

SITW-EXEMPT-REASON

ARIZ-TAX-PERCENT 00% 00% 00%

SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL 10/00

SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL-1PR 00/00

SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL-2PR 00/00

SGLI-CURRENT K 0 091008

SGLI-PRIOR T 0 080807

SSLI-CURRENT 0000 00.00

SSLI-PRIOR 0000 00.00

Data Item Description

AD-CODE-DATES Active duty codes, start, and stop dates.

K = Soldier paid by DJMS-AC (e.g., AGR/ADOS)

S = A mobilized Soldier paid by DJMS-AC (no longer used)

Y = Soldier performing IADT and paid by DJMS-AC (no longer used)

AD-MAR-STAT Marital status Soldier elected for mobilization tax withholding.

AD-FITW-EXEMPT Number of exemptions Soldier elected for mobilization tax withholding.

All will default to 01. Soldier must change to other option if mobilized.

DIRECT-DEPOSIT-STAT-CO

Condition when direct deposit is elected.

C = Funds are sent to a financial organization currently and while mobilized

M = Funds are sent to a financial organization only when mobilized

DIRECT-DEP-EFF-DATE Date that current direct deposit account is effective.

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Data Item Description

CO-CODE Company code of bank receiving direct deposit.

PYMT-OPT-TYPE Frequency of deposit followed by type of account.

Frequency codes used:

C = Twice monthly, only option for Army.

Type codes used:

C = Checking account

S = Savings account

ACCT-POLICY-NBR Soldier‘s current checking or savings account number.

DIR-DEP-WAV-DT Not used.

RTN Financial organization Routing Transit Number.

APC1 Accounting Processing Code (APC) of first long tour of active duty (AD).

APC2 APC for future AD period.

ORD-NBR-1 Order number of current AD period.

ORD-NBR-2 Order number of future AD period.

BAHII-EIC (Earned Income Credit)

BAS-EIC

ROTC-SUBSISTENCE-EIC

COMBAT-ZONE-EIC

These items are reported to the IRS as ACTUAL or IMPUTED for use in determining eligibility to EIC. ACTUAL means the Soldier

received the allowance (BAH RC, BAS, ROTC). IMPUTED is the implied value when an allowance is not paid but an equivalent is provided

(Quarters or subsistence without charge or tax exempt income). These fields are reported for all Soldiers and are reflected on the W-2 form.

SITW-MAR-STATUS

“

”

“

”

SITW-EXEMPT-REASON 1 = Exempt from residency requirements

2 = Exempt from federal tax

ARIZ-TAX-PERCENT Percentage elected by Soldier. Can be either 10, 22, 28 or 32. SSD default is 10.

SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL Number of exemptions and amount of additional withholding elected.

SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL-1PR First prior number of exemptions and amount of additional withholding elected.

SITW-EXEMPTIONS/OPTIONAL-2PR Second prior number of exemptions and amount of additional withholding elected.

SGLI-CURRENT First code is current SGLI election.

Second code is N/A. Coverage codes used:

0 = None

5 = $50,000

A = $100,000

F = $150,000

K = $200,000

Q = $250,000

R = $300,000

S = $350,000

T = $400,000

SGLI-PRIOR The prior SGLI election information.

SSLI-CURRENT ARNG only. First code is the year and month of current NGLI election.

Second

code is the

monthly deduction amount

SSLI-PRIOR ARNG only. The prior NGLI election information.

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REPORT

SECTION 4. “

DEDUCTION

S”

****** DEDUCTIONS ************

FITW-W2-STATE 17

FITW-EXEMPT-OPT 00-00

FITW-MAR-STATUS M

FITW-WAGE-YTD 2127.40

FITW-DED-YTD 420.40

SOC-SEC-WAG-YTD 2127.40

SOC-SEC-DED-YTD 162.75

IDT-FICA-WAGE 2127.40

MEDICARE-WAG-YTD 0.00

MEDICARE-DED-YTD 0.00

DEBT-ON-FILE 1

W4-DATE 980807

PUERTO-RICO-DATE 000000

PUERTO-RICO-FLAG

ST-EFF-DT-CURR 980807

ST-WAGE-CURR-YTD 2127.40

SITW-DED-CURR-YTD 0.00

ST-IAD-CURR-YTD 2127.40

ST-1PR/EFF-DATE 000000

ST-WAG-1PR-YTD 0.00

SITW-DED-1PR-YTD 0.00

ST-IAD-1PR-YTD 0.00

ST-2PR/EFF-DATE 000000

ST-WAG-2PR-YTD 0.00

SITW-DED-2PR-YTD 0.00

ST-IAD-2PR-YTD 0.00

Data Item Description

FITW-W2-STATE State code for Federal Income Tax withholding (FITW); see appendix E.

FITW-EXEMPT-OPT First code is the number of exemptions for FITW. Second code is the number of

additional withholding options.

FITW-MAR-STATUS Marital status for tax purposes.

S = Single

M = Married

FITW-WAGE-YTD The amount of FITW taxable wages paid year-to-date.

FITW-DED-YTD The amount of FITW deducted year-to-date.

SOC-SEC-WAG-YTD Wages subject to FICA tax year-to-date.

Figure G-4. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 4. “Deductions”

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Data Item Description

SOC-SEC -DED-YTD The amount of FICA taxes deducted for year-to-date.

IDT-FICA-WAGE FICA wages year-to-date for Inactive Duty for Training.

MEDICARE-WAG-YTD Medicare wages year-to-date.

MEDICARE-DED-YTD Medicare deductions year-to- date.

DEBT-ON-FILE Indicates whether a debt is posted to a Soldier‘s account.

0 = No debt.

1 = One or more debts on file.

W4-DATE Processing date of current FITW election.

PUERTO-RICO-DATE Date Puerto Rico tax was elected.

Collects FITW but no PR tax.

Blank = Not PR resident.

PUERTO-RICO-FLAG Identifies Puerto Rico residents and tax withholding.

1 = Puerto Rico resident performing duty OCONUS. Collects PR tax but not FITW.

2 = Puerto Rico resident performing duty in CONUS.

ST-EFF-DT-CURR Effective date of current State.

ST-WAGE-CURR-YTD The current State wages year-to-date.

SITW-DED-CURR-YTD Current State deductions year-to-date.

ST-IAD-CURR-YTD Current State wages year-to-date for inactive duty.

ST-1PR/EFF-DATE First prior State and effective date. Always zeros.

ST-WAG-1PR-YTD First prior State wages year-to-date Always zeros.

SITW-DED-1PR-YTD First prior State deductions year-to-date.

ST-IAD-1PR-YTD First prior State wages year-to-date inactive duty only. Always zeros.

ST-2PR/EFF-DATE Second prior State and effective date. Always zeros.

ST-WAG-2PR-YTD Second prior State wages year-to-date. Always zeros.

SITW-DED-2PR-YTD The second prior State deductions year-to-date. Always zeros

ST-IAD-2PR-YTD Second prior State wages year-to-date for inactive duty only. Always zeros.

Figure G-4. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 4. “Deductions”– Continued

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”

***HOUSING MASTER*** BAH-DATES 000000-000000

BAH-RC-DATES 000000-000000 BAH-ZIP 00000 BAH-NBR-DEP 0

BAH-RC-STAT 1 QTR-AVAL 0 BAH-DAILY-RATE 000.0000

BAH-RC-DEP-CERT-DT 000000 CONUS-COLA-DATES 000000-000000

BAH-RC-STAT-DT 150316 CONUS-COLA-ZIP 00000

DT/DOB A 000000 CONUS-COLA-NBR-DEP 0

OCONUS-COLA-DATES 000000-000000 OHA-DAILY-RATE 000.0000

OCONUA-COLA-JFTR-LOC OHA-NBR-DEP 0

OCONUS-COLA-DAILY-RATE 000.0000 FSH-DATES 000000-000000

OCONUS-COLA-NBR-DEP 0 FSH-ZIP-LOC 00000

OHA-DATES 000000-000000 FSH-JFTR-LOC

OHA-JFTR-LOC FSH-RENT-PD 0000.00

Data Item Description

BAH-RC-DATES Dates that a Soldier is entitled to start and stop receiving BAH on a long tour. DT/DOB

BAH-RC-STAT Current and first prior BAH RC status.

Codes used:

0 = No dependents, partial BAH

1 = With dependents, full BAH

2 = Occupying Government quarters with dependents, no BAH

QTR-AVAL Indicates if quarters are available for current tour. Default is 1.

Codes used:

0 = Quarters not available

1 = Quarters available

BAH-RC-DEP-CERT-DATE Dependent Certification Date.

BAH-RC-STAT-DT Effective date of current BAH status.

DT/DOB Dependent type and date of birth for BAH (if applicable).

Codes used:

0 = None

A = Spouse

C = Child in Soldier‘s custody, stepchild, adopted child, illegitimate child

D = Parent (includes loco-parentis)

I = Soldier married to Soldier, own right

N = Soldier entitled to BAH for payment of child support

S = Student child 21 years, but less than 23 years old

T = Handicapped child

W = Soldier married to Soldier, another dependent

BAH-DATES Dates of long tour

BAH-ZIP The ZIP code for long tour entitlements.

Figure G-5. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 5. “ Housing Master”

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Data Item Description

BAH-NBR-DEP Indicates dependent status for BAH entitlements.

0 = No dependents

1 = Dependents

BAH-DAILY-RATE Daily amount of BAH payable

CONUS-COLA-DATES Dates that a Soldier is entitled CONUS COLA

CONUS-COLA-ZIP Zip code for which CONUS COLA is authorized

CONUS-COLA-NBR-DEP Indicates dependent status for CONUS COLA

OCONUS-COLA-DATES Dates that a Soldier is entitled OCONUS COLA

OCONUS-COLA-JFTR-LOC Location for which OCONUS COLA is authorized

OCONUS-COLA-DAILY-RATE Daily amount of OCONUS COLA payable.

OCONUS-COLA-NBR-DEP Indicates number of dependents for OCONUS COLA

OHA-DATES Dates that a Soldier is entitled OHA

OHA-JFTR-LOC Location for which OHA is authorized

OHA-DAILY-RATE Daily amount of OHA payable.

OHA-NBR-DEP Indicates dependents status for OHA

FSH-DATES Dates that a Soldier is entitled family separation housing (FSH)

FSH-ZIP-LOC Zip code for which FSH is authorized

FSH-JFTR-LOC Location for which FSH is authorized

FSH-RENT-PD Indicates amount of rent paid for FSH

Figure G-5. MMPA Reader’s Guide - Section 5. “Housing Master” - Continued

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SECTION 6 “PAY

HISTORY”

********************* PAY HISTORY ************************************

CURR-FY UTA-AUTH 00 UTA-QTRS 00 00 00 00 AFTP-QTRS 00 00 00 00

1ST-PR-FY:UTA-AUTH 00 UTA-QTRS 00 00 00 00 AFTP-QTRS 00 00 00 00

2ND-PR-FY:UTA-AUTH 00 UTA-QTRS 00 00 00 00 AFTP-QTRS 00 00 00 00

FI-IND X PS-TYPE 0 LV-PAID 11.0 RAPS-DAY-CTR 002 *CY-FHD-DAY

DA-PD 030 LV-TK 00.0 LV-ACCD 00.0 WAIVER 0-000-000 *CURR 000

DA-PD 051 LV-TK

00.0 LV-ACCD 00.0 WAIVER 0-000-000 *1ST-PR

000

DA-PD 000 LV-TK 00.0 LV-ACCD

00.0 WAIVER 0-000-000 *2ND-PR

000

Data Item Description

FI-IND Records leave history.

Blank = Leave information is needed; all requests for payment of accrued leave will reject.

X = Allows system to pay accrued leave days reflected on the report.

PS-TYPE Prior Service Leave Type. Not Applicable.

LV-PAID Total number of accrued leave days paid since 10 Feb 76. Shows whole and half days

(e.g., 17 ½ = 17.5).

RAPS-DAY-CTR Monthly accumulation of days/drills paid to Reserve Soldiers and reported to the Retirement Annuitant

Pay System (RAPS).

CY-FHD-DY Not used at this time.

CURR-FY Not used by Army.

UTA-AUTH Not used by Army, always zeros.

UTA-QTRS Not used by Army, always zeros

AFTP-QTRS Not used by Army, always zeros.

DA-PD Counter for total number of duty days (IDT and ADT) paid for the current, first, and second prior FYs.

LV-TK Counter of leave days taken in the current, first, and second prior FYs.

LV-ACCD Number of leave days accrued in the current, first, and second prior FYs.

WAIVER The first code indicates the type of waiver for the current, first, and second prior FYs.

0 = No waiver

1 = Waive Reserve Pay

2 = Waive Retired Pay

3 = Waive VA Compensation

The second code shows the number of days waived for the current, first, and second FYs. The third

code shows the number of days paid for the current, first, and second prior FYs.

Figure G-6. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 6. “Pay History”

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SECTION 7. “

CALENDAR

DATA”

MON

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

Description

The calendar consists of 12 months (current and 11 previous months). To the left of the page is each month. Across the top

are the days, 1-31. Two codes reflect under the applicable day(s) representing the drill type(s) (see below) paid to the

Soldier. Because the Soldier can perform one or two drill periods per day, zero (0) is used to denote no duty performance for

a period. For example, a Soldier who performed an RST in the AM and no duty in the PM will reflect 20 under the day of

duty. 22 would reflect if the Soldier performed RST for both the AM and PM periods these codes post to the calendar

whenever payments are made and codes also delete when collections occur.

The codes

used in the calendar are:

Blank = No Performance Reported

0 = No IDT performance for portion of a day

2 = BA (Battle Assembly or RST)

3 = AFTP (Additional Flight Training Period)

8 = FHD (Funeral Honors Duty)

A = ATA (Additional Training Assembly)

B = BA and JUMP proficiency (ARNG only)

C = AABA (Additional Airborne Battle Assemblies)

D = AANT (Additional Assemblies for Nuclear Training)

E = RMA (Readiness Management Assemblies) (ARNG only)

F = ATA - Individual Use/Other (ARNG only)

H = RMA or RMA-Management Support (used for Medical/Dental drills)

K = ET (Equivalent Training)

L = Excess Leave

10 = Incapacitation Pay

50 = Active duty pay for the day

60 = The 31st day of a 31-day month and Soldier on active duty tour which crosses the end of a month

99 = Nonexistent Day

Figure G-7. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 7. “Calendar Data”

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Example of calendar entries are:

BA first period of the day, ET second period = 2K.

FHD first period, no duty performance second period = 80.

No performance first period, RMA second period = 0H.

Active duty performance = 50.

.5 Day of Excess Leave = L5.

[NOTE: The calendar always shows January through December in the same order. As an example, you are in October

2016 processing month. The calendar would show January through October 2016 and November through December 2015.]

To the right of the calendar are three columns, which are:

UTA Nothing will post in this column.

SGLI Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) deduction indicator.

0 = No SGLI in effect.

1 = Deduction was collected.

2 = SGLI and FSGLI deduction

SSLI ARNG only.

Figure G-7. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 7. “Calendar Data”– Continued

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DRILL

MASTER

DATA”

11 21 31 41 42 51 61 71 81 82 91

AUTHORIZED CFY 48 04 48 12 00 06 12 00 00 00 24

PERFORMED CFY 34 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

This section provides the authorized limits for the current FY for each drill type and shows the number performed for the

current FY.

Data Item Description

AUTHORIZED CFY Maximum number of drills allowed during current FY.

PERFORMED CFY Number of drills completed during current FY.

DRILL 11 Battle Assemblies (BA), Rescheduled Training (RST).

DRILL 21 Equivalent Training (ET).

DRILL 31 Additional Flight Training Periods (AFTP).

DRILL 41 Additional Training Assembly (ATA) for USAR. Includes drill type 42 used for payment of

EBDL for USAR.

DRILL 42 The BA (Jump Proficiency) (ARNG).

DRILL 51 Additional Airborne Assembly (AABA).

DRILL 61 Additional Assembly Nuclear Training (AANT). Used for Medical/Dental drills after 30 Sep 14.

DRILL 71 The RMA-Training Preparation (ARNG).

DRILL 81 The ATA-Individual Use/Other (ARNG).

DRILL 82 MCOFT (ARNG).

DRILL 91 RMA for USAR, RMA-Management Support for ARNG, Medical/Dental drills prior to 1 Oct 14.

Figure G-8. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 8. “Drill Master Data”

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SECTION 9 “

PROCESSED

TRANSACTIO

NS”

*** JSS/RC PROCESSED TRANSACTIONS

***

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890

AxxxxxxxxxDOE J0910807208071080820808

N11RE11V2SK5T10ANB11221

AxxxxxxxxxDOE J34

090807V2SK5T10AN113224

This section contains an 80-character image of all accepted transactions processed on the Soldier‘s account for the current

and 2 previous months. The transaction illustrated below is IDT from ADARS input.

Card

Column

Data Item Description

1 CARD-ID 1 position - Always the letter A.

2-10 SSN Social security number.

11-15 NAME-ID The first five characters of Soldier‘s last name.

16-17 CY Calendar year the drill(s) was performed.

18 AM/PM Training period of day (1=AM, 2=PM).

19-22 MMDD Month and day drill was performed.

23 AM/PM Training period of day (1=AM, 2=PM).

24-27 MMDD Month and day drill was performed.

28-57 DATA Repeat of similar transactions on ADARS.

58 N “N” represents USAR drill data.

59-60 TYPE Two-digit drill type code; e.g., 31=AFTP.

61-64 ALP/NUM APC.

65-72 PAS This is the Site ID and Unit UIC.

73 ALPHA “A” is TPU/IRR (other than IMA) Soldier.

74 ALPHA “N” is USAR.

75-77 Transaction Identification Number (TIN).

78-80 NUMERIC Julian Date when unit processed data.

Figure G-9. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 9. “Processed Transactions”

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Following is an example of the two transactions used to pay either an AT, ADT, or RC-ADOS period of less than 30 days.

Active duty transactions differ from IDT. The transactions illustrated below are for an individual Soldier‘s AT pay

transaction. Two lines of input are required; one to pay base pay, the other to pay allowances (in this case, BAH RC with

dependents).

Card Column

Data Item

TRAN-ID

Description

Always the letter A (both lines).

2-10

SSN

Social security number (both lines).

11-15

NAME-ID

The first five characters of Soldier‘s last name (both lines).

16-20

YYMMDD

First day of duty, could be a travel day (first line).

NUMERIC

Number 1 (second line).

17-22

YYMMDD

First duty day, could be a travel day (second line).

22-27

YYMMDD

Last duty day (first line).

23-28

YYMMDD

Last duty day (second line).

BAS-TYPE

(first line)

Type of BAS payable for the active duty period.

29 BAS-QTR-

DA-STR

B = Separate Rations

H = RNA

K = Emergency Rations

N = No entitlement of Officer BAS

P = Partial BAS

The quarter of the day to start paying BAS from, normally 1 (first line).

Other entitlements due Soldier (HDP, BAH Partial) (second line).

30-35 BAS-STR Date to start paying BAS (first line).

36 BAS-QTR-DA-STP The quarter of the day to stop paying BAS from, normally 4.

37-50 Miscellaneous Accounting data (first line).

51 IP-TYPE Code for incentive pay, if entitled. See figure G-2 of this appendix for codes.

52-55 Miscellaneous Accounting data (first line).

56-61 ORD NO Order number (both lines).

Spaces blank (both lines).

65-72 PAS Site ID and UIC (both lines).

Spaces blank (both lines).

75-77 TIN Transaction Identification Number (both lines). First line will always be C01, second usually C02 or

C04.

78-80 Julian date of transaction (both lines).

Figure G-9. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 9. “Processed Transactions” – Continued

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SECTION 10 “

PAYMENT

RECORD

DATA”

SSN NAME PAS GROSS ENTITLEMENT-AMT1 DEDUCTION-AMT1

ST/PGMA

PAYDT GR MS EX CK-D

NET

ENTITLEMENT-AMT2

DEDUCTION-AMT2

SITW-ST

VOU-NO CK-DATE CK NO/CO

ENTITLEMENT-AMT3

DEDUCTION-AMT3

STREET ADDRESS

ENTITLEMENT-AMT4

DEDUCTION-AMT4

CITY

STATE

ZIP

ENTITLEMENT-AMT5

DEDUCTION-AMT5

TYPE DUTY - APC

DATES

OF PERFORMANCE

123456789 DOE J U1S5KT10 168.08 UTA-BP 168.08 FITW 13.15

AN 080807 E04 S 00 3 109.52 FICA 9.77

17 R00052 090812 707271

1234 NO NAME LANE

ANYTOWN

IL 60505-4326

IDT- 11RE11

090807-1 090807-2

090808-1

090808-2

This section contains information for each payment made to the Soldier‘s account for the current month. An individual record is

created and displayed for each payment. The top six lines are the header fields and the corresponding information is displayed

directly below. Each field for the payment record is defined below.

Data Item Description

SSN Social security number.

NAME The first five letters of a Soldier‘s last name.

PAS The Personnel Accounting Symbol (PAS) that represents the Site ID and the UIC.

GROSS Gross amount of payment.

ST PGMA ARNG uses a State code. Reserve has pay group and mobilization augmentee code.

Codes used for Pay Group:

A = 48 periods of Inactive Duty Training + 15 days of annual Active Duty Training.

B = 24 periods of Inactive Duty Training + 15 days of annual Active Duty Training.

Mobilization Augmentee codes

used:

= TPU and IRR other than IMA.

B = IMA.

N = USAR.

Figure G-10. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 10. “Payment Record Data”

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Data Item

Description

PAY-DT The pay entry basic date (PEBD).

GR Soldier‘s pay grade.

MS Soldier‘s marital status.

S = Single

M = Married

EX FITW exemptions.

CK-D Payment disposition.

1 = Check to MMPA address

3 = Payment thru direct deposit (EFT)

NET The net payment amount.

FITW-ST Soldier‘s FITW State.

VOU-NO The payment voucher number.

CK-DATE The date of payment.

CK NO/CO CD If payment was made by check, a pseudo number appears for check number. If payment was made by direct

deposit the company code appears. The MMPA mailing address will always appear regardless of payment

option.

STREET ADDRESS Street mailing address.

CITY City of Soldier‘s MMPA.

STATE State of Soldier‘s MMPA mailing address.

ZIP ZIP code of Soldier‘s MMPA mailing address.

TYPE DUTY – APC DATES

OF PERFORMANCE

These lines show the type of duty (e.g., AD, BA, ET), APCs, and dates performed, to include training period

(1 = AM, 2 = PM).

ENTITLEMENT-AMT1

THRU

ENTITLEMENT-AMT15

These fields give entitlement types and amounts paid.

DEDUCTION-AMT1 THRU

DEDUCTION-AMT9

These fields give the deduction types and deduction amounts.

DEBT This field will show any debt payment made for the period.

LEAVE DAYS Number of leave days paid for the period.

Figure G-10. MMPA Reader’s Guide – Section 10. “Payment Record Data”– Continued

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Appendix H

Leave and Earnings Statements (LESs)

H-1. Issuance of LESs

The DJMS-RC produces an LES in most cases when there is activity with a Soldier’s account (e.g., payment and/or

administrative changes). Not all administrative changes generate an LES. Administrative changes are annotated in the

REMARKS section of the LES. Soldiers who have not performed any duty will have an LES generated once a month for an

SGLI debt.

H-2. Viewing and printing LESs

Soldiers can access their LES in myPay. Soldiers who access their LES via myPay will not receive a hard copy LES unless

they select the option in myPay to receive both an electronic and hard copy LES.

H-3. Soldier's responsibilities

Soldiers should review and save each LES for future inquiries and financial or personnel actions.

H-4. LES history request

a. Current and separated Soldiers can request LESs using DFAS self-help tools. Refer to chapter 6 Miscellaneous Actions

paragraph 6-9 requesting an LES copy.

b. Soldiers must use myPay to access LESs for the current and 11 previous months.

H-5. LES by section

Tables H-1 through H-6 provides an overview of the LES. Some LES fields do not apply to the USAR.

Table H-1

LES fields 1-9

Fields 1 – 9 contain Soldier identification information.

DEFENSE FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE MILITARY LEAVE AND EARNINGS STATEMENT

NAME (LAST,

FIRST, MI)

SOC.SEC.NO.

GRADE

PAY

DATE

YRS

SVC

ETS

BRANCH

ADSN/DSSN

PERIOD

COVERED

Field 1 NAME. The Soldier’s name is in last name, first name, middle initial format.

Field 2 SOC. SEC. NO. The Soldier’s SSN.

Field 3 GRADE. The Soldier’s current pay grade.

Field 4 PAY DATE. Date of the Soldier’s pay entry basic date (PEBD); format is YYMMDD.

Field 5 YRS SVC. In two digits, the years of creditable service.

Field 6 ETS. The Expiration Term of Service in YYMMDD format.

Field 7 BRANCH. The branch of service (e.g., USAR, ARNG).

Field 8 ADSN/DSSN. Always 5570 for Army. This will only change if the DFAS-IN DSSN changes.

Field 9 PERIOD COVERED. For long tours or mobilization this will be the last day paid through (e.g.

041515 represents payment for 041201-15). For IDT, short tours, and administrative changes, this is the date of

payment or LES generation.

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Table H-2

LES fields 10-22

Fields 10 – 22 contain the entitlements, deductions, allotments, their respective totals and a mathematical summary

portion.

ENTITLEMENTS

DEDUCTIONS

ALLOTMENTS

SUMMARY

TYPE AMOUNT

SUMMARY

+ AMT FWD

+ TOT ENT

TOT DED

TOT ALMT

= NET AMT

CR FWD

TOTAL

= EOM PAY

Field 10 ENTITLEMENTS. This field breaks down the entitlements paid for this LES. The left side will show

the name of the entitlement/allowance and the right side will show the money amount. Space is allocated

for 15 entitlements and/or allowances. If more than 15 are present, the overflow will be printed in the

remarks block. Any retroactive entitlements and/or allowances will be added to (combined with) like

entitlements and/or allowances.

Field 11 DEDUCTIONS. This field breaks down all deductions for this LES. This includes items such as taxes,

SGLI, and collections. The left side will show the type of deduction and the right side will show the

money amount. Space is allocated for 15 deductions. If more than 15 are present, the overflow will be

printed in the remarks block. Any retroactive deductions will be added to like deductions.

Field 12 ALLOTMENTS. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 13 +AMT FWD. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 14 +TOT ENT. The figure from Field 20 that is the total of all entitlements and/or allowances listed.

Field 15 - TOT DED. The figure from Field 21 that is the total of all deductions listed.

Field 16 - TOT ALMT. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 17 =NET AMT. The dollar value of all unpaid pay and allowances, plus total entitlements and/or

allowances, minus deductions on the current LES. The net amount paid on this LES.

Field 18 - CR FWD. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 19 =EOM PAY. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Fields 20 - 22 Total. The total amounts for the entitlements and/or allowances and deductions respectively listed.

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Table H-3

LES fields 23-41

Fields 23 – 30 contain leave information. These fields are used for Soldiers on active duty over 30 consecutive days.

LEAVE

BAL

ERND

USED

BAL

ETS

BAL

LOST

PAID

USE/LOSE

Field 23 BALANCE FORWARD The leave balance carried forward from the prior FY.

Field 24 EARNED Number of days leave the member can earn in the current FY.

Field 25 USED The number of days leave the member has taken during the current FY.

Field 26 CR BALANCE Current Leave Balance.

Field 27 ETS BALANCE Not used for USAR.

Field 28 LEAVE LOST Days leave lost at the end of the FY.

Field 29 LEAVE PAID D a y s leave paid.

Field 30 USE/ LOSE LEAVE Cumulative number of days leave used during the FY in excess of the

prescribed limits of accrued leave.

Fields 31 – 36 contain federal tax withholding information.

FED

TAXES

WAGE

PERIOD

WAGE

YTD

M/S

ADD’L

TAX

YTD

Field 31 WAGE PERIOD. The amount of money earned this LES period that is subject to Federal Income Tax

Withholding (FITW).

Field 32 WAGE YTD. The money earned year-to-date that is subject to FITW.

Field 33 M/S. The marital status used to compute the FITW.

Field 34 EX. The number of exemptions used to compute the FITW.

Field 35 ADD’L TAX. The Soldier-specified additional dollar amount to be withheld in addition to the amount

computed by the Marital Status and Exemptions. (Minimum $1, up to Maximum of $84).

Field 36 TAX YTD. The cumulative total of FITW withheld throughout the calendar year.

Fields 37- 41 contain Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) information.

FICA

TAXES

WAGE

PERIOD

SOC

WAGE

YTD

SOC TAX

YTD

MED

WAGE

YTD

MED TAX

YTD

Field 37 WAGE PERIOD. The amount of money earned this LES period that is subject to FICA.

Field 38 SOC WAGE YTD. The wages earned year-to-date that are subject to FICA.

Field 39 SOC TAX YTD. Cumulative total of FICA withheld throughout the calendar year.

Field 40 MED WAGE YTD. The wages earned year-to-date that are subject to Medicare.

Field 41 MED TAX YTD. The cumulative total of Medicare taxes paid year-to-date.

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Table H-4

LES fields 42-60

Fields 42 – 47 contain State Tax information.

STATE

TAXES

WAGE

PERIOD

WAGE

YTD

M/S

TAX

YTD

Field 42 ST. The two-digit postal abbreviation for the State the Soldier elected.

Field 43 WAGE PERIOD. The amount of money earned this LES period that is subject to State Income Tax

Withholding (SITW).

Field 44 WAGE YTD. The money earned year-to-date that is subject to SITW.

Field 45 M/S. The marital status used to compute the SITW.

Field 46 EX. The number of exemptions used to compute the SITW.

Field 47 TAX YTD. The cumulative total of SITW withheld throughout the calendar year.

Fields 48 – 60 contain additional Pay Data.

PAY

DATA

BAQ

Type

BAQ

Depn

VHA

Zip

Rent

Amt

Stat

JTR

Depns

JTR

BAS

Type

Charity

YTD

TPC

PACIDN

[NOTE: Basic allowance for quarters (BAQ) is now referred to as BAH; however, DFAS Form 702, dated May 92, at this time is

still used for

DJMS

–RC payments. USAR Soldiers are paid BAH when on active duty only.]

Field 48 BAQ TYPE. The type of Basic Allowance for Housing being paid.

W/O DEP = BAH without dependents.

W/DEP = BAH with dependents.

WDAGQT = with dependents/assigned Government family quarters.

Field 49 BAQ DEPN. A code that indicates the type of primary dependent.

NO DEP = No dependents.

SPOUSE = spouse.

CHILD = child.

PARENT = parent.

MBRTMBR = Soldier married to Soldier, own right.

DEPCHLD = Soldier married to Soldier, dependent child.

NONCUST = Soldier entitled to BAH solely for payment of child support

Field 50 VHA ZIP. Zip Code for BAH (full BAH).

Field 51 RENT AMT. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 52 SHARE. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC

Field 53 STAT. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 54 JTR. The Joint Travel Regulation (JTR) code based on the location of the Soldier for cost of living

allowance (COLA) purposes.

Field 55 DEPNS. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 56 2D JTR. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 57 BAS TYPE. The BAS type the Soldier is receiving, if applicable. This filed is left blank for officers.

Field 58 CHARITY YTD. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

Field 59 TPC. The Pay Code (group) of the Soldier. Troop Program Unit (TPU) Soldier code is “A”

Field 60 PACIDN. This field does not apply to Soldiers being paid from DJMS-RC.

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Table H-5

LES fields 61-80

Fields 61 - 68 contain Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) information

Traditional

Plan

(TSP)

Base

Pay

Rate

Base

Pay

Current

Spec

Pay

Rate

Spec

Pay

Current

Inc

Pay

Rate

Inc Pay

Current

Bonus

Pay

Rate

Bonus Pay

Current

Field 61 BASE PAY RATE. The percentage of base pay elected for TSP contributions.

Field 62 BASE PAY CURRENT. The amount of Base Pay withheld for TSP from current pay entitlement

Field 63 SPECIAL PAY RATE. The percentage of Specialty Pay elected for TSP contribution.

Field 64 SPECIAL PAY CURRENT. The amount of Special Pay withheld for TSP from current pay entitlement.

Field 65 INCENTIVE PAY RATE. Percentage of Incentive Pay elected towards TSP contribution.

Field 66 INCENTIVE PAY CURRENT. The amount of Incentive Pay withheld for TSP from current pay entitlement.

Field 67 BONUS PAY RATE. The percentage of Bonus Pay elected towards TSP contribution.

Field 68 BONUS PAY CURRENT. The amount of Bonus Pay withheld for TSP from current pay entitlement.

Fields 69 - 76 contain Roth Plan information

ROTH

PLAN

Base

Pay

Rate

Base

Pay

Current

Spec

Pay

Rate

Spec

Pay

Current

Inc

Pay

Rate

Inc Pay

Current

Bonus

Pay

Rate

Bonus Pay

Current

Field 69 BASE PAY RATE. The percentage of base pay elected for Roth contributions.

Field 70 BASE PAY CURRENT. The amount of Base Pay withheld for Roth from current pay entitlement

Field 71 SPECIAL PAY RATE. The percentage of Specialty Pay elected for Roth contribution.

Field 72 SPECIAL PAY CURRENT. The amount of Special Pay withheld for Roth from current pay entitlement.

Field 73 INCENTIVE PAY RATE. Percentage of Incentive Pay elected towards Roth contribution.

Field 74 INCENTIVE PAY CURRENT. The amount of Incentive Pay withheld for Roth from current pay entitlement.

Field 75 BONUS PAY RATE. The percentage of Bonus Pay elected towards Roth contribution.

Field 76 BONUS PAY CURRENT. The amount of Bonus Pay withheld for Roth from current pay entitlement.

Fields 77 - 80 contain Contribution Totals information

CONTRIBUTION

TOTALS

YTD Deductions

YTD TSP Deferred

YTD TSP Exempt

YTD ROTH

Field 77 YTD DEDUCTION (TSP YEAR TO DATE DEDUCTION): Dollar amount of TSP contributions deducted

for the year.

Field 78 YTD TSP DEFERRED: Dollar amount of pay elected to be deferred during the tax year.

Field 79 YTD TSP EXEMPT: Dollar amount of TSP contributions that are reported as tax exempt to the Internal

Revenue Service (IRS).

Field 80 YTD ROTH (ROTH YEAR TO DATE DEDUCTION): Dollar amount of Roth contributions deducted for the

year.

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Table H-6

LES fields 81-83

Fields 81 – 83 contains additional information in reference to the Soldier’s account.

YTD DEDUCT

Field 81 REMARKS. Current Pay Option (EFT/Check) information. Notices of starts, stops, and changes to a Soldier’s

pay items, as well as general notices from varying levels of USAR command may appear.

Field 82 YTD ENTITLE. The cumulative total of all entitlements for the calendar year.

Field 83 YTD DEDUCT. The cumulative total of all deductions for the calendar year.

REMARKS 81 YTD ENTITLE 82 YTD DEDUCT 83

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Appendix I

Unit Commander’s Pay Management Report (UCPMR) (UH022-2004)

Section I

General

I-1. Overview

The UCPMR is the most important unit-level internal control report produced by DJMS-RC and a key control for military pay

Audit Readiness. Proper reconciliation and certification of the report is an inspectable item during SAVs, OIPs, Internal Review

(IR) and Inspector General special audits , audits of military pay audit readiness conducted by Independent Public Auditors and ad

hoc checks by the USARC G-8 Pay Management Division (PMD) and the RD Finance Divisions. The report is sorted

alphabetically and gives a one-line rollup of each Soldier’s pay data for the current and 11 previous months. It provides UPAs and

commanders with information on key pay items such as Soldiers who—

a. Have a pay account established on DJMS-RC.

b. Are mobilized or on any other type of active duty of more than 30 days.

c. Have SGLI and Family SGLI coverage.

d. Are due a bonus installment payment this month, next month, or have a past due bonus.

e. Are not on direct deposit (SURE PAY).

f. Have a debt on their pay account.

g. Are potential unsatisfactory participants.

h. Are in Held Pay Status.

I-2. Accessing the UCPMR

a. The USARC G-8 PMD normally receives the reports from DFAS by the fifth day of the following month. The G-8 PMD

uploads the reports in to the RLAS RM module and notifies units via a pay message when the reports are available. The G-8 PMD

message establishes a suspense date for reconciliation and certification. The suspense date is 30 days from the date the G -8

uploads the UCPMRs in to RLAS.

b. See chapter 6 of the Reserve Pay Supplemental Guide (RPSG) for instructions on accessing the UCPMR in RLAS. The

RPSG is available on the G-8 PMD SharePoint site at https://xtranet/Organization/DCGUSARC/CoS/Coordinating/DCSG-

8/pay/References/Forms/Refs.aspx.

b. There are flaws in the DFAS process for generating unit pay reports that result in some units not receiving their UCPMR

each month. Upon receiving G-8 notification that the UCPMR is available in RLAS, units who cannot locate their UCPMR in

RLAS must contact their RD. The RDs can retrieve the UCPMR from an alternate system that units cannot access due to PII

vulnerability. Absence of the UCPMR in RLAS does not excuse a unit from monthly reconciliation and certification of the UCPMR.

I-3. Reconciling of the UCPMR

a . The UPA or RPAC must identify errors on the UCPMR and submit corrective actions through RLAS or the UPC, as appropriate.

Use paragraph I-6 and the UCPMR Reconciliation Checklist at figure I-8 to ensure proper reconciliation of the UCPMR. Annotate

corrective actions taken on the UCPMR, to include the transmittal letter number used for actions submitted to the UPC. For example,

after contacting a Soldier who was not on direct deposit your remark might be: ‘Soldier started direct deposit in myPay 5 Dec 15” or

“SF 1199A submitted 5 Dec 15, TL 059-012”. Keep in mind that the UCPMR is produced on or about the twenty-third of each month

and may not reflect pay actions submitted after the sixteenth of the month.

b. The UPA/RPAC will provide the reconciled UCPMR to the unit commander or alternate certifying officer for review and

certification.

I-4. Commander Certification of the UCPMR

a. Unit commanders will ensure that the UPA or RPAC took appropriate corrective actions to reconcile the UCPMR and

will certify the UCPMR prior to the G-8 suspense date. Commanders should pay special attention to:

(1) Soldiers still on UCPMR after separation or transfer to the IRR, another TPU, AGR, or another Component. AGRs with

TPU bonuses will remain on DJMS-RC.

(2) Soldiers attending IADT whose pay status code has not been changed to “W.” This is an indicator that they are not receiving

active duty pay.

(3) Demobilized Soldiers whose pay status code is still “O.” These Soldiers are still receiving active duty pay.

(4) Soldiers with past due bonuses.

(5) Soldiers with large debts, (is debt valid and/or causing financial hardship for the Soldier?).

(6) Soldiers who are not on SURE PAY. Direct deposit is mandatory for all Soldiers other than those who have not attended

IET.

(7) Soldiers that have not been paid for any active or inactive duty training in the past 90 days. These are potential

unsatisfactory participants.

(8) Soldiers in Held Pay status. These are Soldiers whose pay was returned due to a closed bank account.

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c. After verifying the UPA’s or RPAC’s actions with the UCPMR, the commander, or an alternate certifying officer must sign

and date the UCPMR on the bottom of the last page. The commander or alternate certifying officer must sign NLT the G-8

suspense date established for the current report. See paragraph 1-11 for alternate certifying officer requirements. The signature

will include the commander’s signature block.

I-5. Retention of the UCPMR. Units and RPACs with retain the reconciled and certified UCPMR IAW paragraph K-5.

Specifically, retain the UCPMR by month in ARIMS file RN: 1100B Finance 6+.

Section II

UCPMR Data Elements

I-6. Section 1. Status data

This section lists the administrative data below. An example of Section 1 is at figure I-1:

a. NAME - Soldier’s name listed on MMPA (last, first, middle initial, suffix).

b. SSN - Social security number.

c. GR (grade) - Rank. Officers = 01 to 10, Warrant Officers = 21 to 25, Enlisted = 31 to 39.

d. PS (Pay Status) -

(1) A = Normal USAR Soldier not on any other type of pay status.

(2) N = Death.

(3) O = Mobilized.

(4) W = Attending IADT/AIT.

(5) Z = Active duty tour more than 29 days in length.

(6) R = Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC).

e. NPS (Non-Prior Service Indicator) –

(1) 6 = Soldier has not completed IADT.

(2) Blank = prior service Soldier.

f. DOG (Date of Gain) - Date that the Soldier’s MMPA was established on DJMS-RC.

g. PEBD (Pay Entry Basic Date) - A date reflecting all military creditable service for pay purposes as authorized and

computed IAW DODFMR, part one, chapter 1.

h. BAH STAT/DEP/DATE/DOB - Basic Allowance for Housing status code, dependent code, effective date, and date of birth

(child, when Soldier receiving BAH for a dependent child).

BAH STAT codes are:

(1) 0 = No dependents.

(2) 1 = With dependents.

(3) 2 = With dependents assigned to Government quarters.

BAH DEP codes are:

(1) 0 = None

(2) A = Spouse

(3) C = Child in Soldier‘s custody, stepchild, adopted child, illegitimate child

(4) D = Parent (includes loco-parentis)

(5) I = Soldier married to Soldier, own right

(6) N = Soldier entitled to BAH for payment of child support

(7) S = Student child 21 years, but less than 23 years old

(8) T = Handicapped child

(9) W = Soldier married to Soldier, another dependent

i. MS (Marital Status) - Federal income tax withholding status, M or S.

j. WE (Withholding Election) - Number of federal income tax exemptions.

k. AW (Additional Withholding) - The amount of additional federal taxes withheld per drill period or day of active duty.

l. ST (State) - State code for state tax purposes (see app E).

m. INC PAY (Incentive Pay) – Code for incentive established on the Soldier’s MMPA.

(1) FLYC = ACIP officer or enlisted crewmember (displays as code “A” on the MMPA)

(2) FLYN = Conditional ACIP officer or enlisted non-crewmember. (code “B” on the MMPA)

(3) JUMP = Parachute duty. (code “C” on the MMPA)

(4) DEM = Demolition duty. (code “D” on the MMPA)

(5) Blank = No entitlement. (code “N” on the MMPA)

n. WS (Waiver Status) - Indicates Soldiers receiving disability benefits from the Veterans’ Administration (VA) or Army

Retired Pay (RP). Soldiers in these situations must waive either their benefits or military pay. Values are:

(1) 0 = No waiver.

(2) 1 = Waive Reserve pay.

(3) 2 = Waive Retired pay.

(4) 3 = Waive VA Compensation.

o. Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) - The level of SGLI coverage elected by the Soldier: SGLI-

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CURRENT Coverage codes used:

None

$50,000

$100,000

$150,000

$200,000

$250,000

$300,000

$350,000

$400,000

p. SURE PAY STAT/DATE (SURE PAY-Status/Effective Date) - indicates if Soldier has direct deposit or is a non-prior

service Soldier exempt from direct deposit until entry on IADT. The date is the date the direct deposit was input.

(1) P = Participant.

(2) N = Non-participant.

(3) Blank = Pre-IADT Soldier not on SURE PAY.

q. PART GAIN IND (Partial gain indicator) – An “

X”

will appear in this indicator when the MMPA contains less than

three “Gs” in the GAIN Indicator. A missing “G” indicates that critical data is missing from the MMPA. Soldier will not

receive pay until the missing data is updated and the GAIN indicator on the MMPA contains three “Gs” Updating the GAIN

Indicator on the MMPA will also remove the “X” from the PART GAIN IND on the UCPMR

r. LL IND (Loss Indicator) - Not used.

s. UNIT PAY FILE TOTALS – Total Soldiers on DJMS-RC assigned to the unit, including a breakout by officers (OFF),

warrant officers (WO), and enlisted Soldiers (ENL).

t. UNIT SURE PAY TOTALS – Number of SURE PAY participants, number of non-participants, number of NPS

Soldiers, and the percentage of SURE PAY participation for the unit.

u. SGLI INFO – indicates Soldiers with Family SGLI (FSGLI) coverage, including Soldiers name, SSN, SGLI coverage

option, SGLI Premium amount, SGLI coverage amount, and age group of dependent, and the FSGLI coverage level. Family

SGLI coverage cannot exceed the Soldiers SGLI coverage. FSGLI changes are made through DEERS.

I-7. Section 2. Drill authorization/performance

This section is broken into three subsections: DRILL LIMIT CURRENT YEAR (BY TYPE), PERFORMANCE DATA

(CURRENT MONTH BY TYPE), and PERFORMANCE DATA (THIS FISCAL YEAR BY TYPE). An example of Section 2

is at figure I-2. Soldiers are listed alphabetically in each subsection. An explanation of each subsection follows.

a. DRILL LIMIT CURRENT YEAR (By type). This subsection identifies the number of drills each Soldier can perform

for pay during the FY. The drill codes are:

11 – Battle Assembly (BA), Rescheduled Training (RST).

21 – Equivalent Training (ET).

31 – Additional Flight Training Period (AFTP).

41 – Additional Training Period (ATA) Includes drill type 42 for EBDL.

42 – Unit Training Assembly (JUMP Proficient - ARNG only).

51 – Additional Airborne Battle Assembly (AABA).

61 – Additional Assembly Nuclear Training (AANT). Used for Medical/Dental drills after 30 Sep 14.

71 – RMA-Training Preparation - ARNG only.

81 – ATA-Individual Use/Other - ARNG only.

82 – MCOFT – Multiple Conduct of Fire Training – ARNG only.

Family SGLI:

Age: Option

A = Under 25 1 = $10,000

B = 25 – 29 2 = $20,000

C = 30 – 34 3 = $30,000

D = 35 – 39 4 = $40,000

E = 40 – 44 5 = $50,000

F = 45 – 49 6 = $60,000

G = 50 – 54 7 = $70,000

H = 55 – 59 8 = $80,000

I = 60 – 64 9 = $90,000

J = 65 – 69 A = $100,000

K = 70 – 74

L = 75 AND OVER

X = STOP FSGLI

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91 – Readiness Management Assembly (RMA); including Medical/Dental drills prior to 1 Oct 14.

b. PERFORMANCE DATA (Current month by type). Lists the number of drills, active duty days (type 50), and

Incapacitation Pay days (type 10) paid during the report month. Note that duty from a prior month may be paid during the

report month, so this section does not necessarily reflect duty paid for the current month only. The number of drills under each

drill code also relates to the Soldier and not the unit. Drills paid for duty with a previous unit during the month

wil

l be included

in the Soldier’s totals. Soldiers who were paid for drills by the Army National Guard during the report month prior to

transferring to the USAR may have one or more of the ARNG specific drill codes in paragraph I-7a, above. The UNIT

TOTALS at the end of this subsection show the total number of drill periods and active duty and incapacitation days paid for

the current month.

c. PERFORMANCE DATA (This FY by type). Lists the number of drills, active duty days (type 50), and Incapacitation Pay

(type 10) days paid during the current FY. The UNIT TOTALS at the end of this subsection show the total number of drill periods

and active duty and incapacitation days paid for the FY. This section should be reviewed carefully in August to identify Soldiers

that may exceed FY drill limits.

I-8. Section 3. Bonus payment data

This section lists bonus information for each Soldier in your unit that has an active bonus on their MMPA. Soldiers are listed

alphabetically. An example of Section 3 is at figure I-3. There are nine data fields in addition to the Soldier’s name and

SSN; they are:

a. TYPE BONUS. Bonuses are identified by the following numeric codes:

03 = Non-Prior Service Enlistment Bonus.

05 = Reenlistment for 3, 4, or 5 years.

05 = Prior Service Enlistment for 3, 4, or 5 years.

06 = 6-year Reenlistment Bonus. Soldier must have less than 20 years total service on date of reenlistment.

06 = 6-year Prior Service Enlistment Bonus.

08 = Enlisted Affiliation Bonus. More than 18 months. (After 23 February 2006, the Soldier must contract for either

3 or 6 years.)

AB = Officer Affiliation bonus.

AC = Officer Accession bonus.

No code for Officer Critical Skills Retention bonus.

No code for Enlisted Critical Skills Retention bonus.

0J = 3 year Nurse Retention Bonus

0L = 2 year Doctor Retention bonus

0M = 3 year Doctor Retention bonus

0N = Civilian Acquired Skills bonus.

0P = Reserve Associate Support Program.

b. PS IND. An “X” in this column indicates that the Soldier is receiving a Prior Service Enlistment bonus (type 5 or 6).

c. ASFC/NEC/MOS. The MOS for which the Soldier is receiving a bonus. Review Soldiers performing duty in a

different MOS to determine if termination of their bonus is required (see AR 601-210).

d. BONUS STATUS CD/DATE. The current status of the bonus and effective date:

A = Active Account.

I = Inactive: an active account that has not had a payment made yet.

R = Terminated with recoupment.

S = Suspended.

T = Terminated with no recoupment.

Z = Paid in full.

[NOTE: The status code date will be shown for BONUS STATUS CODES R, S, T, and Z and will correspondingly be the date

of recoupment, suspension, termination, or the final payment date.]

e. FINAL PYM IDC (Final Payment Indicator). An “X” in this column indicates that the Soldier has received the final

payment of his/her bonus.

f. ENL/REENL/AFFIL DATE-NO MO AFFIL. Date Soldier enlisted, reenlisted, or affiliated for the bonus, and for

affiliation bonuses, the number of months the Soldier affiliated.

g. TOT AMT PAID. The total amount of bonus payments made to the Soldier to date.

h. PAST DUE PAYMENTS. Bonus payments more than 30 days past due (if more than one payment is past due, all will be

listed).

i. PAST DUE DATE. The date the Soldier was entitled to an overdue payment.

j. PAYMENT NEXT MONTH. The amount of a bonus payment due within next 60 days.

k. DATE DUE NEXT MONTH. The date a bonus payment is due in the next 60 days.

l. BONUS TOTALS. The total number of each bonus type for the unit.

m. TOTAL BONUS PAYMENTS. The total amount of bonuses paid for the unit.

n. NUMBER OF PAST DUE BONUS PAYMENTS. The total number of bonuses past due.

o. TOTAL PAST DUE PAYMENTS. The total amount of all past due payments for the unit.

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I-9. Section 4. Reenlistment data

a. This section lists Soldiers due to separate within the 2 months following the report month. An example of Section 4 is at

figure I-4.

b. DATE DUE TO SEP is the Soldier’s ETS date from his/her MMPA.

c. Provide a copy of this section to the unit retention NCO.

I-10. Section 5. Collection data

a. This section identifies Soldiers with a debt on their MMPA. An example of Section 5 is at figure I-5.

b. There are five data fields in addition to the Soldier’s name, they are:

(1) BEGINNING BAL. The amount of debt the Soldier had at the start of the report period.

(2) AMT/PAID REDU. The amount collected from the Soldier’s pay towards the debt during the report period.

(3) AMT ADD. The amount of new debt incurred during the report period.

(4) AMT DEBT REMAINING. The debt balance as of the end of the report period.

(5) DEBT AMT SUSPENDED. Amount of debt suspended automatically by DJMS-RC.

I-11. Section 6. Command actions

This section consists of four subsections: VALIDATE PRIOR-SERVICE LEAVE DAYS PAID, VALIDATE NON-PRIOR

SERVICE CATEGORY, VALIDATE PERFORMANCE STATUS and ACCOUNTS IN HELD PAY STATUS. Each

subsection represents a potential problem. Units must research each Soldier listed in these subsections, take corrective action

if necessary, and annotate the action taken next to the Soldier’s name. An example of Section 6 is at figure

I-6. An explanation of each subsection follows.

a. VALIDATE PRIOR-SERVICE LEAVE DAYS PAID. Lists Soldiers who have not had their MMPA updated to

reflect their accrued leave payment history. The MMPAs that have been updated with accrued leave payment history will

have an “X” in the FI-IND field and will not appear on this section of the report. No action is required by the unit unless

the Soldier requests payment of accrued leave. See paragraph 2-9p (3).

b. VALIDATE NON-PRIOR SERVICE CATEGORY. Lists non-prior service Soldiers assigned for more than 270 days

without completing IADT. The 270 day period starts from the date in the DOG field.

c. VALIDATE PERFORMANCE STATUS. Lists Soldiers who have not been paid for any type of duty (IDT, active

duty, or incapacitation pay) in the last 90 days. These Soldiers are potential unsatisfactory participants.

d. ACCOUNTS IN HELD PAY STATUS. Lists Soldiers who have had a payment returned to DFAS (either check or

direct deposit). The most common cause of held pay status is Soldiers submitting a new direct deposit election and closing

the old account before the new account posts to his/her MMPA. Payments sent to the old account will be returned by the

financial institution to DFAS. DFAS will place the Soldier’s account in held pay status for up to 90 days waiting posting of

new direct deposit information. DFAS will transfer the held pay funds to the US Treasury when a Soldier does not submit a

new EFT election within 90 days of entering held pay status.

I-12. Section 7. TRICARE Selected Reserve Dental Plan (TSRDP) Data

a. Soldiers with TRICARE Selected Reserve Dental Plan coverage, including name, SSN, and amount of premium deducted

for the month. An example of Section 7 is at figure I-7.

b. UNIT TOTAL fields give totals of TSRDP participants and non-participants for the unit.

(1) SRDP PREMIUM DEDUCTED. Total amount of TSRDP premiums deducted for the unit during the report month.

(2) RECORDS WITH SRDP DEDUCTION. Total number of Soldiers who had TSRDP premiums deducted during the

report month.

(3) RECORDS W-NO SRDP DEDUCTION. Total number of Soldiers who elected TSRDP and did not have TSRDP

premiums deducted during the report month.

(4) SRDP RECORDS. Total number of Soldiers with a TSRDP election on their MMPA.

(5) PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION. Percentage of Soldiers with a TSRDP election on their MMPA.

SECTION 1. STATUS DATA

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SGLI INFO:

SGLI

FAMILY SGLI:

NAME

SSN

OPTION

PREMIUM

COVERAGE

AGE GROUP

OPTION

ADAMS RAYMOND FRANCIS JR

000000001

28.00

400,000

BAKER ERIC ALLEN

000000002

3.50

50,000

BAKER MATTHEW VERNE

000000003

17.50

250,000

BRIDGES MICHELLE PAIGE

000000004

7.00

100,000

PART

NAME SSN

NPS DOG PEBD

BAH

STAT/DEP/DATE/DOB

INC

MS WE AW ST PAY

WS SGLI

SURE PAY GAIN

STAT/DATE IND

ALBERTO EVELYN

000000001 33

080528

1/A/080831/000000

P/080915

ALEXANDRE WUID M

000000002 34

090702

030815

0/0/090702/000000

N/000000

AMADI CHIBUZO C

000000003 36

001209

1/C/070808/980512

P/010112

BLODGETT JUSTIN

000000004 31

090723

0/0/090723/000000

/000000

UNIT PAY FILE TOTALS:

ASSIGNED

42 OFF

ENL

UNIT SUREPAY TOTALS

PARTICIPANTS

36 NON-PARTICIPANTS

WAIVERS

NPS

1 85.7%

Figure I-1. Sample of UCPMR, Section 1

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SECTION 2. DRILL

AUTHORIZATION/PERFORMANCE

DATA

DRILL LIMIT CURRENT YEAR (BY

TYPE)

NAME TYPE

ALBERTO EVELYN

ALEXANDRE WUID M

AMADI CHIBUZO C

BLODGETT JUSTIN GREGORY

BROWN CAMPBELL REGINA A

PERFORMANCE DATA (CURRENT MONTH BY

TYPE)

AT/ADT/

ADSW INCAP

NAME

TYPE

91 50 10

ALBERTO EVELYN

ALEXANDRE WUID M

AMADI CHIBUZO C

BLODGETT JUSTIN GREGORY

BROWN CAMPBELL REGINA A

PERFORMANCE DATA (THIS FISCAL YEAR BY

TYPE)

AT/ADT/

ADSW INCAP

NAME TYPE 11 21 31 41 42 51 61 71 81 82 91 50 10

ALBERTO EVELYN 111

ALEXANDRE WUID M 8

AMADI CHIBUZO C 14

BLODGETT JUSTIN GREGORY 14

BROWN CAMPBELL REGINA A 4

Figure I-2. Sample of UCPMR, Section 2

SECTION 3. BONUS PAYMENT DATA

NAME

SSAN

TYPE

BONUS

IND

ASFC/

NEC/

MOS

BONUS

STATUS

CD/DATE

FINAL

PYM

IDC

ENL/REENL/

AFFIL DATE-

NO MO AFFIL

TOTAL

AMOUNT

PAID

PAST

DUE PAYMENTS

PAST

DUE

DATE

PAYMENT

DUE NEXT

MONTH

DATE DUE

MONTH

AMADI CHIBUZO C

000000003

075H000

080731 - 72

$ 15,000.00

BROWN CAMPBELL

000000005

052D000

100213 - 00

$ 5,000.00

COUGHLIN MICHAEL

000000008

075H000

080208 - 00

LAU KAM YUEN

000000024

067V000

080930 – 00

$ 10,000.00

BONUS TOTALS:

AB 1

P3 0

AX 0

AE 0

AH 0

AK 0

TOTAL BONUS PAYMENTS:

$ 30,000.00

NUMBER OF PAST DUE BONUS PAYMENTS

Figure I-3. Sample of UCPMR, Section 3

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SECTION 4. REENLISTMENT DATA

NAME DATE DUE TO SEP

CYRUS SHERON JEMEL 10/12/04

LUCAS JASON 10/12/11

ROBERTS MICHAEL I 10/11/30

ROBERTS WESLEY A 10/12/05

Figure I-4. Sample of UCPMR, Section 4

SECTION 5. COLLECTION DATA

NAME BEGINNING BAL AMT PAID/REDU AMT ADD AMT DEBT REMAINING DEBT AMT SUSPENDED

BROWN CAMPBELL A

$7500.00

CARRASCO ELIAS JR

$331.17

$ 30.53

$300.64

COUGHLIN MICHAEL G

$ 64.00

$16.00

$ 80.00

DELAROSA ANGEL H

$128.00

$ 128.00

Figure I-5. Sample of UCPMR, Section 5

SECTION 6. COMMAND ACTIONS

****VALIDATE PRIOR-SERVICE LEAVE DAYS PAID*****

NAME SSN LEAVE FINAL ILEAVE CUMULATIVE DAYS PAID

BELLINGER

000000005

00.0

JENKINS ANTONIA F

000000006

00.0

QUILES BENIGNO

000000007

00.0

ZHANG PAUL GELE

000000008

00.0

*****VALIDATE NON-PRIOR SERVICE CATEGORY*****

NAME SSN GRADE DOG PS AD-COD NPS DRILL-

BLODGETT JUSTIN 000000004

31 090123 A 6 36

*****VALIDATE PERFORMANCE STATUS****

NAME

SSN

GRADE

DRILLS/AD

AD-COD

NPS

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Figure I-6. Sample of UCPMR, Section 6

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SECTION 7. TRICARE SELECTED RESERVE DENTAL PLAN (TSRDP) DATA

NAME SSAN AMT DEDUCTED

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Figure I-7. Sample of UCPMR Section 7

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UCPMR Reconciliation Checklist

Figure I-8: Sample UCPMR, Reconciliation Checklist

Contact your RD DRM Finance Division if you cannot access your UCPMR in RLAS.

Reconciliation and signature of the UCPMR is required NLT 30 days from the last day of the month reported.

UCPMR Section

Review

Procedure

Problem

Corrective Action

Needed

Annotation on

UCPMR

Remarks and USAR

Pam 37-1 References

 Section 1. Status Data

Compare Soldiers

on UCPMR to

Soldiers on

UMR.

 Soldier on

UCPMR not on

UMR.

 Soldier on

UMR not on

UCPMR.

 Submit UMR and

documents

transferring or

separating Soldier to

the UPC.

 Submit SSD

exception and

accession documents

to UPC.

Annotate action

taken to remove or

add the Soldier.

See para 2-6 and

procedure D-13 for

separation procedures.

See para 2-6 and

procedure D-1, rule 3

for exception and

accession documents.

 Section 1. Status Data –

NAME

Check Soldier’s

names for

accuracy.

 Name Incorrect

in RLAS and pay.

 Name incorrect

in pay only.

 Process name

correction in RLAS.

 Submit USAR

Form 22 and one of

the documents from

para 2-6.

Annotate action

taken to correct

name.

See para 2-20b and

procedure D-2 rules 3

& 4.

 Section 1. Status Data –

SSN

Review Soldier’s

SSN for

accuracy.

 SSN Incorrect

in RLAS and pay.

 SSN incorrect

in pay only.

 Process SSN

correction in RLAS.

 Submit USAR

Form 22 and one of

the documents from

para 2-6.

Annotate action

taken to correct

SSN.

See paras 2-4 – 2-5, 2-

9 and procedure D-2

rules 1 & 2.

 Section 1. Status Data – GR

Ensure Soldier’s

pay grades are

accurate.

 Recently

promoted and GR

incorrect in pay

only

 New pay

account

established with

incorrect grade

 Recently

reduced and GR

incorrect in pay

only

 Submit DA Form

4187 or promotion

order and one of the

documents from para

2-6.

 Submit a USAR

Form 22, DD Form 4

and DD Form 214 if

applicable.

 Submit one of the

following: Reduction

Order, DA Form

4187 or a DA Form

2627 for an Article

15.

Annotate action

taken to correct

grade.

See paras 2-4 – 2-5, 2-

16 – 2-18 and

procedure D-10 for

information on

correcting a pay grade.

 Section 1. Status Data – PS

(Pay Status)

Review for

accurate Pay

Status Code.

 Demobilized

Soldiers whose

pay status code is

still “O.”

 Soldier no

longer on Active

Duty orders whose

pay status code is

still W or Z.”

 Submit DD Form

214 and USAR Form

24 requesting

termination of pay.

 Submit DD Form

220 or self-

terminating active

duty order and USAR

Form 24 requesting

termination of pay.

Order must include

duty certification for

Soldiers in Pay status

Annotate action

taken to terminate

active duty tour.

See para 2-22 for Pay

Status codes.

136 USAR PAM 37-1 • 7 May 2018

Figure I-8: Sample UCPMR, Reconciliation Checklist (cont.)

UCPMR Section

Review

Procedure

Problem

Corrective Action

Needed

Annotation on

UCPMR

Remarks and USAR

Pam 37-1 References

 Section 1. PEBD

Review for

accurate PEBD.

 PEBD Incorrect

in RLAS only.

 PEBD incorrect

in pay only.

 PEBD incorrect

both RLAS and

pay.

 Process PEBD

correction in RLAS.

 Submit USAR

Form 22 and all DD

Form 4s, DD Form

214s, discharge

orders and other

documents supporting

prior military service.

 Follow both

procedures above.

Annotate action

taken correct

PEBD.

See para 2-19 and

procedure D-9 for

information on

correcting the PEBD.

 Section 1. Status Data –

INC PAY

Validate that only

Soldiers entitled

to ACIP, flight,

and parachute pay

have the

appropriate INC

PAY code.

 Soldier does not

have appropriate

INC PAY code.

 Soldier has INC

PAY code but is

no longer entitled

to the INC PAY.

 Submit incentive

pay order.

 Submit incentive

pay termination

order.

Annotate action

taken to start or

terminate

incentive pay.

See para I-6m for INC

PAY codes and

procedure D-27 for

information on

correcting them.

 Section 1. Status Data –

BAH/STAT/DEP/DATE/DOB

Compare

dependent data to

RLAS DA 5960

Validation

Report.

 Soldier BAH

information

incorrect on the

UCPMR.

 Soldier BAH

information on

5960 Validation

Date incorrect on

RLAS 5960

Validation Report.

 Process DA 5960

in RLAS RM

module.

 Update dependent

data in RLAS

personnel module

Annotate action

taken to correct

BAH data.

See para 3-21 for BAH

information.

See procedure D-21

for procedures on

correcting BAH

See appx I para I-6h

for BAH codes

If DA 5960 or DFAS

approval memo is

required a copy must

be uploaded to

iPERMS with proof of

dependents.

 Section 1. Status Data –

SURE PAY STAT/DATE

Identify Soldiers

coded “N” for not

on direct deposit.

 Soldier not on

SURE PAY.

 Update bank

information on

myPay account or

submit SF 1199A.

Annotate action

taken to establish

direct deposit.

See para 2-12 and

procedure D-8 for

direct deposit

procedures. Direct

deposit is mandatory

for all Soldiers other

than those who have

not attended IADT.

 Section 2. Drill

Authorization/Performance –

PERFORMANCE DATA

(This FY by type)

Identify Soldiers

that may exceed

FY drill limits.

 Soldier will

exceed FY drill

limits if allowed to

perform remaining

BAs.

 Soldier has

exceeded the FY

drill limits

 Notify Soldier

regarding drill limits.

N/A

NOTE: Drills

exceeding FY limits

will not be paid.

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Figure I-8: Sample UCPMR Reconciliation Checklist (cont.)

UCPMR Section

Review

Procedure

Problem

Corrective Action

Needed

Annotation on

UCPMR

Remarks and USAR

Pam 37-1 References

 Section 3. Bonus Data

Payment – PAST DUE

PAYMENTS and PAST DUE

DATE

Determine if

Soldier is eligible

for past due

installment

payment of a

bonus.

 Solider is

eligible.

 Soldier is not

eligible.

 If Soldier is not an

unsatisfactory

participant, submit

USAR Form 23 to

UPC.

 If Soldier was

identified as an

unsatisfactory

performer

erroneously, correct

attendance data in

ADARS and submit

ETP to AR G1.

 Submit USAR

Form 23 to terminate

bonus.

Annotate action

taken to pay the

bonus.

Annotate action

taken to terminate

bonus.

Installment payments

are automatic unless

the Soldier was

identified as an

unsatisfactory

performer by AR G1.

See Reserve Pay

Supplemental

Guidance paras 7-12c

and 7-20 and

procedures V-2 and V-

5 for more information

on paying and

terminating incentives.

 Section 3. Bonus Data

Payment – PAYMENT NEXT

MONTH

Determine if

Soldier is eligible

for the next bonus

payment.

 Soldier is not

eligible.

 Soldier is

eligible.

 Submit USAR

Form 23 to terminate

bonus.

 N/A

Annotate action

taken to terminate

bonus.

See Reserve Pay

Supplemental

Guidance paras 7-24

and 7-25 and

procedure V-5 for

more information on

paying and terminating

incentives.

 Section 5 – Collection Data

AMT ADD

Review large

debts added since

the previous

UCPMR.

 Reason for debt

is unknown.

 Soldier disputes

debt.

 Contact the RD

Finance Division to

determine source of

debt.

 Follow procedures

in para 5-7f-g for

waiver or remission

of debt.

Annotate reason

for debt or

initiation of

waiver or

remission.

 Section 6. Command

Actions – VALIDATE NON-

PRIOR SERVICE