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[Move78]

My wife has mask anxiety and can't wear one. Anyone know what states have more relaxed mask laws?

TPA DEN PHX. I didn’t read the question cuz it’s irrelevant. The answer is the same regardless.

 

[CF]

Wondering about this section. What types of things have people used this section to moved/seen others move for this? Is it only used when they are taking care of/living with the parent or do other things factor in?

 

[MJ]

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Wondering about this section. What types of things have people used this section to moved/seen others move for this? Is it only used when they are taking care of/living with the parent or do other things factor in?

Cancer, dementia, stroke, etc... Things where they require care and there is no one else immediately available/capable.

 

[Spaceforce]

Cancer, dementia, stroke, etc... Things where they require care and there is no one else immediately available/capable.

Not saying for reasons of abuse but say I have a sister that lives in the same town, how would they know if my sister lives in the town?

 

[MJ]

Not saying for reasons of abuse but say I have a sister that lives in the same town, how would they know if my sister lives in the town?

Probably wouldn't. But you might have to explain why there's no one else to take care of them.

 

[Spaceforce]

Probably wouldn't. But you might have to explain why there's no one else to take care of them.

Thank you

 

[CF]

Cancer, dementia, stroke, etc... Things where they require care and there is no one else immediately available/capable.

Thanks. Was asking since the part where it says “or the medical condition requires a move” kind of seems like it opens the definition beyond just “caretaker when no one else is available.” Wanted to see if people have seen other examples.

 

[SharkBait]

Not saying for reasons of abuse but say I have a sister that lives in the same town, how would they know if my sister lives in the town?

I recently saw one approved where their 2 siblings were unable to care for their mother due to their full time work obligations while their spouse was intended to be the full time care taker of the mother. It was approved.

 

[Spaceforce]

I recently saw one approved where their 2 siblings were unable to care for their mother due to their full time work obligations while their spouse was intended to be the full time care taker of the mother. It was approved.

I can see this working for in laws as well.

 

[Yulz28]

Curious; can you do hardship relocation if your spouse spontaneously decided to join the military again?

 

[ramfan402402]

Curious; can you do hardship relocation if your spouse spontaneously decided to join the military again?

Haven't picked up on the recurring "FAA don't give a shit about your spouse's personal life trend"? Only medical or FORCED separation from kids.

 

[Move78]

Curious; can you do hardship relocation if your spouse spontaneously decided to join the military again?

Only if it’s TPA PHX DEN

 

[Here4thedrama]

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Wondering about this section. What types of things have people used this section to moved/seen others move for this? Is it only used when they are taking care of/living with the parent or do other things factor in?

Seen someone get it approved (but took soooooooooooo long and lots of fighting) because their Parent was just elderly...over 90 and living alone. Kept getting sent back because he had no serious medical issues. Their adult child (grandchild of parent) actually lived with him too...if you want it hard enough and legit there to help your parent, eventually someone will fight for you and possibly get it. But seen the same denied several times...

 

[Combat medic 92]

Does getting a hardship affect your career down the line at all? Like promoting or transferring somewhere else towards the end of the career?

 

[CaptainObvious]

Does getting a hardship affect your career down the line at all? Like promoting or transferring somewhere else towards the end of the career?

Why would it?

 

[Combat medic 92]

Why would it?

I don’t know that’s why I am asking. Does that paperwork follow you for the rest of your career?

 

[kombucha23]

I don’t know that’s why I am asking. Does that paperwork follow you for the rest of your career?

I think the implication of his asking is that if it’s a legitimate hardship, it should never have bearing on future prospects.

 

[SharkBait]

I don’t know that’s why I am asking. Does that paperwork follow you for the rest of your career?

no

 

[Robert_Boucher]

I don’t know that’s why I am asking. Does that paperwork follow you for the rest of your career?

The paperwork doesn't but the "stigma" does. Alot of controllers have an automatic bias against those that hardship but you do what's best for you.