No you will not be Iincluded in his orders t that time, you will have to get married before he finishes, so that way he can get accompnaied orders to Japan, if you do not do that, then you face a bunch of problems, including having to pay to move yourself. Plus he will have to live in the barracks, and will not get housing, until all of the paperwork has been run.
2007-03-17 18:50:20
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answered by tango6531 2
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That's a big move and takes some time to prepare. He'll get his official orders while he's in school and you won't be on them unless you're married already. So it could take some time to get you out there. However, there are things you can do now to make things go faster. Like get your passport in order. And make sure he finds out exactly what paperwork you'll need and where to file it so that everything gets processed as fast as it can.
Another option is to have a civil ceremony so you're officially married between boot camp and A school and then have a full ceremony after A school. Just so you know that could be an option.
2007-03-18 03:57:31
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answered by Critter 6
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He will have to file a copy of the marriage license with his command and request PCS (Permanent Change of Station) orders as a MARRIED servicemember.
Japan - hope you're REALLY prepared for that! Living there was like being a rat in a cage - you just can't DO a lot of the things we take for granted here in the states, and everything is "on base", which means you're looking at military people ALLLLLL DAY EVERY DAY. It gets old, FAST. :s
2007-03-17 18:43:30
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answered by Anonymous
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You will have to wait until he finds housing either in the Japanese community (most recommended!) or on base (when one becomes available).
My wife came over to Japan 2 1/2 months after I got there and we lived in a nice little Japanese house for 6 months. We finally got an opening on base and within 2 weeks we were wishing we had stayed in our Japanese house. We still went back to visit our old neighbors and had them over to our house many times. My last year in Japan, our social life was mostly with our Japanese friends. My son's first set of orders out of SK A school was to Japan, the USS McClusky FFG-41 and he was single, but loved being stationed in Japan.
I hope your bf gets the orders he wants. What was funny, my son was upset because he didn't get the orders he wanted...Norfolk. But once he got to Japan, he didn't want to be transferred back stateside!
He needs to file his wedding certificate IMMEDIATELY upon reporting to his first duty station(have him check with the personnel office at the A school for any updates on this info...it may be too old). That will speed things up getting you over, if he does go overseas. You still have to get a passport in your MARRIED name and the Navy will have to arrange what's called a PORT OF CALL(I think that's the term...been so long...over 30 years) for bringing you over. All that takes time, so be patient and welcome to the Navy family!
Feel free to email me if you have any other questions or concerns I can help you with.
(USN, retired)
2007-03-18 17:50:05
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answered by Anonymous
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It is up to the command what they will do to help you. You need to get married while he is in a-school. Or somehow right after he graduates. You won't be on his orders. But some places ask you if you intend to get married on route to your next command. So they can prepare housing and paper work for you. You just might have to pay your own way. The best thing to do is have him ask while he is in A-school. So you know what is going on.
2007-03-17 22:20:20
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answered by nay 5
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Yes, just make sure you talk to the department of housing. Don't slack on this, you two may get screwed over. But you will be living in an American base, so you'll have to go pretty far away for authentic japanese crap. You'll need a pasport too. Good luck :D
2007-03-17 18:42:49
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answered by indieforcutie 3
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It might take a few months for the paperwork to go through the system, but, as a spouse, you will eventually be able to move there with him.
2007-03-17 18:43:11
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answered by normobrian 6
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April, in the experience that your annoying no count number in case you may pass with your boyfriend to Japan, no choose for the reason which you will grow to be his dependant, the two one in each and every of you will get married till now he is going foreign places, it ought to no longer shows on his orders yet whilst he report your marriage to him,the army will organize each and all the fundamental papers and you my expensive would be becoming to be a member of him. only tell him that as quickly or till now the two one in each and every of you get married pass to disbursing workplace of the army and positioned getting married or only have been given married and from there, you will grow to be his dependant. The military will supply him extra pay,reason in the experience that your with him in Japan the two one in each and every of you will survive government housing and specific there is this protection stress identity. do no longer waste no time for this,call your boyfriend so he can start up the fundamental papers till now the two one in each and every of you get married..........wish this help, ( i grow to be a military spouse too)
2016-10-01 02:45:22
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answered by ? 4
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im an air force wife stationed in japan...a friend of ours did that same thing, she was able to come but it took 2 months after he came to get everything arranged, his orders will come down when he is still in training......so he will have to get you command sponsorship and get his orders amended to an accompanied tour ...and a bunch of other stuff before you can go.......but you will get to join him eventually.
2007-03-17 18:47:07
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answered by CRmac 5
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You will be able to go, a lot of people did that when I was in the Navy
2007-03-17 18:42:41
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answered by godsmackedmetwice 2
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