"I know that BAS isn't for dependents, but at least from what he was told, he can't get it if he lives in the barracks - maybe that differs from place to place?"
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BAH for unmarried sailors?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Edgar Nov 4, 2012. 16 Replies 0 Likes
Sorry for double posting, but this wasn't getting any hits in the Jax group:Hey everyone, hoping that someone might be able to answer this once and for all. My boyfriend is at NAS Jacksonville and…Continue
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rmb replied to rmb's discussion 'BAH & BAS after marriage' in the group Girlfriends, Fiances,and Wives of SailorsTomatoPotato replied to rmb's discussion 'BAH & BAS after marriage' in the group Girlfriends, Fiances,and Wives of Sailors"Someone gave you bad information. BAS is strictly to feed the Sailor. Whether a Sailor has dependents has no bearing. There is a type of BAS called FSSA or Family Supplemental Subsistence Allowance. FSSA is very hard to…"
beewoman replied to rmb's discussion 'BAH & BAS after marriage' in the group Girlfriends, Fiances,and Wives of Sailors"To add to it, BAH does start to kick in after you get married. It will be back dated to the day you get married for sure. My husband and I just got our back pay and started getting the BAH on last paycheck. It took a little over a month for us to…"
nicole_s replied to rmb's discussion 'BAH & BAS after marriage' in the group Girlfriends, Fiances,and Wives of Sailors"It depends on where you are and where you work. You route the chit through your LPO and then it goes up your chain of command, then it is taken to the galley to get stamped...then meal deductions will stop. Tell your husband to talk to…"
nicole_s replied to rmb's discussion 'BAH & BAS after marriage' in the group Girlfriends, Fiances,and Wives of Sailors"BAH will take up to a month to get but you will get back paid from the time you got married..he can go ahead and start getting his BAS in his paycheck now, y'all don't have to wait all you have to do is a route a BAS chit and…"
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BAH & BAS after marriage
Hello ladies :)My fiance and I are planning to get married sometime next month, and I was just curious how long we can expect to wait afterwards before he starts getting BAH. Also, I'm a little fuzzy on how BAS works now; the way I understand it, everyone gets it but if you live on base, you're automatically on the galley list, which means they take your BAS right back. Now, we're living in an apartment off base and paying rent out of pocket, but because he's an unmarried E-2, he still has to…See More
UrabissWife replied to rmb's discussion 'So how exactly does the squadron thing work?' in the group AD Moms, girlfriends, and families"the only thing different being attached to a squadron vs a ship is they go on DETS (detachments) usually to airforce bases. as where a ship goes on underways either out to sea or to other ports."
UrabissWife replied to rmb's discussion 'So how exactly does the squadron thing work?' in the group AD Moms, girlfriends, and families"also my husbands squadron is on the west coast while his ship is on the east coast. the ship they get attached to could be anywhere :)"
UrabissWife replied to rmb's discussion 'So how exactly does the squadron thing work?' in the group AD Moms, girlfriends, and families"heyyy girl .my husband is an AD . he is attached to a squadron that is attached to a ship also. let me break it down for you... a squadron is a fleet of airplanes. all of those airplanes are attached to a certain ship. when he said he…"
Edgar replied to rmb's discussion 'BAH for unmarried sailors?'"I was stationed at Naval Hospital Jax in NAS Jax. I know if the barracks were at a certain capacity a sailor can request to move out and request "single" BAH. Granted a lot of paperwork had to be submitted, especially a financial…"
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Sorry for double posting, but this wasn't getting any hits in the Jax group:Hey everyone, hoping that someone might be able to answer this once and for all. My boyfriend is at NAS Jacksonville and I'm trying to figure out a way to move down there with him, but we're not entirely sure how housing works for those in our situation. We want to wait a few years to get married, so obviously we can't live on base together. At first, the impression I got just from browsing around here was that he…See More
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BAH for unmarried sailors?
Hey everyone, hoping that someone might be able to answer this once and for all. My boyfriend is at Jax and I'm trying to figure out a way to move down there with him, but we're not entirely sure how housing works for those in our situation. We want to wait a few years to get married, so obviously we can't live on base together. At first, the impression I got just from browsing around here was that he couldn't live off base at all until he makes E4. However, he says there's a guy in his…See More
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