Fy23 Ssg Evaluation Board Fully Qualified List (2025)

FAQs

How long does it take for Army promotion board results? ›

The release of board results usually occurs within three to four months.

Soldiers previously seen by an evaluation board can track their OML status at the Army Career Tracker website at https://actnow.army.mil/.

Instead of the traditional “selection” boards, the Army is conducting an annual evaluation board process where SSG and above are evaluated based on their performance and potential in order to create an order of merit list (OML).

Promotable soldiers are assigned a sequence number on an order of merit list (OML), based on their time in grade, date of birth, and length of service.

The Board reviews applications in the order in which they are received. Due to the number of applications already on hand and the complexity of many of the cases, it may be as long as 12 months or more before you receive notification of the decision on your request.

10 U.S. Code § 631, § 632: O2s, O3s, and O4s (other than Navy and Marine Corps Limited Duty Officers) who have twice failed for promotion shall be discharged.

If I am “Most Qualified” (MQ), does that guarantee I'll get promoted? **Note: This question is for the NCOs (The backbone of the Army) and NCO evaluation board process. Not for Officers selection process. Being MQ doesn't mean you will be promoted. Being MQ only means you were near the top of your CPMOS OML.

The Army calls this distribution the Order of Merit List (OML). For example, assume there are 2,400 infantry sergeants first class in the Army. The board would evaluate those NCOs against each other and then rank them from 1 to 2,400.

In the context of Army Officer Candidate School (OCS) the Order of Merit List (OML) means how you rank compared to your peers regarding physical fitness tests, academic tests, etc. Those who rank higher can pick their branch before those who rank lower on the OML.

To SSG primary zone: Sergeant (SGT) with minimum 70 months' time in service (TIS) and 16 month's time in grade (TIG). c. To SSG secondary zone: SGT with minimum 46 months TIS and 6 months TIG.

How to get promoted to sergeant first class? ›

There is no minimum time-in-grade (TIG) requirement for promotion to E-7, E-8, or E-9, but you must meet the following minimum time-in-service (TIS) requirements to be eligible for promotion: Sergeant First Class (E-7) - 6 years. Master Sergeant/First Sergeant (E-8) - 8 years. Sergeant Major (E-9) - 9 years.

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The OML standing informs each member of their individual ranking compared to the number of records in their Career Progression Military Occupational Specialty (CPMOS). Access to individual OML standings in the ACT will be made available on 20 May 2022 at https://actnow.army.mil/.

OML is an acronym in texting that means oh my Lord, and it's also a social-media hashtag for the Linkin Park song, “One More Light.” Related words: oh my lord. NFG. OMG.

OTW is a textspeak acronym for on the way.

How Long Does It Take for the Unit to Receive Test Results? Negative results are usually posted on the web portal for program managers within 1-3 days of receiving specimens at the lab. Positive results are usually posted on the portal within 3-5 days of receiving specimens at the lab.

The Soldier will receive an email from the Enlisted Promotions Branch containing their new OML.

Soldiers who are promotable (selected for promotion by an HQDA board) and serving in positions authorized at the promotable grade will have a “P” next to the rank in Part I block c of the NCOER and will be profiled with NCO's at the higher grade.

How long does the MEB Process take? From the date of referral, the process takes roughly 2 months to complete.