This program helps spouses transferring to new duty stations specifically but could help even if you are not transferring soon. Their services range from getting a job to keeping a job. Most jobs offered are at the local Fleet & Family Support Centers, though they do résumé reviews and job coaching. Services are available [...]

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The Relocation Assistance Program (RAP) helps families relocating, already relocated, or preparing to relocate to acclimate to their new duty station. This is very helpful information and they have standard packets that they send out sort of like ‘welcome wagon’ kits. This program is run through the Navy’s Fleet & Family Support Program.

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Dealing With Movers

December 24, 2009 | 1 Comment

There are several things you must consider when you hire movers. You MUST select the insurance option, keep all your valuables in marked boxes and you must check the boxes prior to signing ANY paperwork to say you accept your belongings back.
Sure, this all sounds like common sense, but you would be surprised how many [...]

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You are moving! Now what? Here are a few things you should do immediately after finding out your new duty station address. Even if you only have the address for a hotel, you need to get on the moving-wagon as soon as possible.
Tricare – You should let your Tricare provider know that you are moving. [...]

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