1. Rules of Selling Back Leave Days DoD Financial Management Regulation Volume 7A, Chapter Para A.
Leave Sell Back: Enlisted personnel with more than 120 days of leave accrued may, on a one-time basis, sell back up to 30 days of leave in excess of the 120-day limit. Such leave sell back counts against the 60-day leave sell back limitation during a Soldier's military career except as authorized by Section 501 of Title 37 U.S.C as implemented by the DODFMR. The following are examples of a Soldier who has been identified for disability separation and has 60 days of leave.

2. Examples of How to Sell Leave
The Soldier cashed in 60 days of accrued leave on 1 May The Soldier may take 60 days of accrued leave plus any leave earned while on leave.
On 1 April 1976, the Soldier cashed in 30 days of accrued leave. The Soldier can cash in 30 of his or her 60 days of accrued leave and use the remaining 30 days of leave plus any leave accrued while on leave.
 On 1 March 1975, the Soldier cashed in 60 days of leave. The Soldier must cash in the entire 60 days leave, the same as a Soldier who has not cashed in any leave.

3. Selling Leave Work Flow
Service Member
Retention Manager
Company Commander
S1 Shop
Finance
PAYMENT
Forms Required:
DA Form 3340-R (Request for Reenlistment)
Leave of Earning Statement

4. Section 1 Commander Information Soldier Information Check this box
Amount of Leave Being Sold
SM Signs Here

5. Commander Signature Block
Section 2
Commander’s Block
Commander’s
Block
Commander Signature Block
Commander’s
Digital Signature