1. TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION ALLOWANCES

2. Overview Purpose Define HOR/HOS Extended Housing Allowance
Shipment and Storage
Entitlements
References

3. Purpose Explain storage and moving allowances
TSM Separating/Retiring this will be their last move in the military
Moves the member out of the military and into Civilian life

4. HOR/HOS
Home of Record (HOR)- Place where the member entered the military
Home of Selection (HOS)- Any destination in the United States

5. Extended Housing Allowance
Involuntary separatee
Selected Early Retirement Board (SERB) retiree
180 days

6. Shipment/Storage Eligible retirees and certain involuntary separtees
Separation pay and 8 years continuous active service
Storage/shipment up to 1 year
Household goods shipped to:
Any destination within the US
HOR outside the US
Place outside the US where they were initially called to duty

7. Shipment/Storage cont.
All other separtees
Storage/shipment of HHG up to 6 months
Items may be shipped to location they collected separation travel pay

8. Entitlements
Separating with less than 8 years of service/adverse condition
Request HHG shipment
6 month storage
HOR move

9. Entitlements cont. Retiring members must:
Complete travel within 1 year
Can request extension prior to 1 year
Separated members must:
Complete travel within 180 days
Certain circumstances members can request extension prior to the 180 days

10. Entitlements cont.
HHG have to be turned over by days/1 year time limit
HHG may be stored up to 180 days/1 year

11. Entitlements cont.
Member traveling alone by privately owned conveyance (POC)
Monetary Allowance in Lieu of Transportation (MALT)
Flat rate per diem
Additional allowances for members accompanied by dependents in a second car
DLA is not authorized for a move when separating/retiring

12. Resources www.militaryonesource.mil www.defensetravel.dod.mil
DoDI
MPM

13. Contact Information for Housing Counseling Assistance

14. Overview Purpose Service Members Civil Relief Act Termination
Involuntary Separations
HUD

15. Purpose
Counseling that is available to the TSM through the Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Government Quarters
Arrange for pre-inspection
Rental property
Notify the landlord ASAP
Housing Office can assist with any landlord problems

16. 2003 Service Members Civil Relief Act
LAW that governs legal protection of the United States Military
Begins on 1st day of active duty
Some of the acts protect dependents
National Guard members recalled for state duty

17. Termination of Residential Lease
Break a lease when you go on Active duty
PCS orders
Deploy not less than 90 days

18. Termination of Residential Lease cont.
Servicemember must make the request in writing
Copy of orders
Deliver by hand, commercial carrier,, or mail (return receipt)

19. Termination of Residential Lease cont.
Termination date for monthly lease is 30 days after the first date on which the next rent is due
Arrangement other than monthly earliest termination is last day of the month, following the month notice was given

20. Involuntary Separations
Authorized 180 days in military housing
Space available basis

21. The US Department of Housing and Urban Developments
Mission is to create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for everybody.
Provides listing of state resources
Committed to resolving the issues of homelessness for all Americans
HUDVET for homeless Veterans
VA National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

22. Resources
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