What is the typical duration before a Bar to Reenlistment is reviewed?

A Bar to Reenlistment is a formal action taken by the military that impacts a soldier's eligibility to reenlist based on certain performance criteria or disciplinary issues. The review process for a Bar to Reenlistment is typically set within the range of 90 to 180 days. This period allows sufficient time for the relevant authorities to assess the situation, gather any necessary documentation, and evaluate the soldier's performance and conduct comprehensively.

During this timeframe, it is essential for the soldier to be aware of the potential consequences and to possibly take steps to address any issues noted in the bar. The review period provides an opportunity for soldiers to demonstrate improvement in their conduct or performance, which could lead to the reversal of the bar. Thus, the duration set at between 90 to 180 days ensures a balance between timely action and allowing soldiers the chance to respond to concerns pointed out in the reenlistment bar.