GuyBeinADude
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Class date received! Enroute for 2/26!
Hiring Bid FAA-ATO-19-ALLSRCE-61676
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When did you confirm the TOL?
labelepidemic
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They do, they will contact HR and whoever you list as your supervisor on e-QIP.
Edit: Sorry, I missed the word "when" when I first read this. I saw the letter come in for my supervisor, and it was 13 days after I submitted my e-QIP.
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I just submitted my eQIP last night. Had the conversation with my immediate supervisors before I left work yesterday. I can reply back to your question as soon as they get the letter to give you a rough idea of the time frame.
At what point do we fill that up? I got my CIL. Scheduled my MMPI and waiting to be contacted for the security stuff and medical
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Security will contact you. They will ask for a couple forms as well as your fingerprints. After they receive that package in the mail then they will send you your eqip registration code
tomguycot
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They contacted my supervisor and my current employers HR 8 days after I submitted the eQIP. I told my supervisor the day after I submitted it that they would be reaching out.
11/19 - Accepted and returned my TOL
11/25 - HR sent confirmation of receipt of my TOL
12/26 - EODS emails received from HR
Thank you! Same day I returned mine so hopefully I won't be waiting to much longer on it.
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Was my exact experience as well. Definitely recommend to those who have not yet had this conversation yet to take this approach. Obviously, everyone's situation differs but honesty should be the best option here.
hayashi310
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They took it for a few seconds; maybe a minute. Abnormal palpitations will probably raise a flag, and they'll follow up with you again requesting further information. You'll be asked to get a cardiology/cardiovascular evaluation on your own dime and to send them the results, so I'm guessing it's not an automatic disqualification, but will still cause some delay.
GuyBeinADude
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My experience was I had a heart murmur diagnosis back at the beginning of the year. I was sent to a cardiologist for an EKG (before applying for the bid). I took my paperwork to my medical appointment and they also heard a heart murmur, but EKG was fine. Medical department requested my previous EKG results and cleared me with the caveat that I get an EKG every year.
I went to a Walmart eye center about 10 days befor my medical. Ended up with a very slight glasses prescription. Got my glasses within 3 days even with Thanksgiving being one of the days.
I did the same thing and went to get an eye exam before my physical. I ordered a pair of cheap prescription glasses online.
Thanks, I think I'll try this- if I'm not 2020 than I'm just short of it and it's better to get it out of the way now.
Algernon
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Yes, I knew as soon as I got a TOL that I would have to see an optometrist. Went to Target Optical, and I got a contact for my one eye that had an astigmatism.
