Individual Transition Plan - Osd Transition Assistance Program (Page 4 of 16) in pdf

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 Assess impact of individual/family requirements on relocation options (e.g. quality of local schools,

availability of medical care, spouse employment opportunities, etc.).

Notes:

 Evaluate your immediate post-transition housing requirements. Determine how much living space

you will require to safely house yourself, dependents, and personal items. Consider whether you may

need to make more than one move or need to utilize temporary storage. Contact the housing referral

office to identify local and remote housing options. The installation transportation office can provide

detailed information about planning the movement and storage of your household goods. Visit the VA

website:

to get information on the VA home loan program.

Notes:

 Consider your post-transition transportation requirements. Determine if you have adequate reliable

personal transportation to take you to and from your place of employment or school. Evaluate your

commuting options and whether you need to purchase another vehicle(s) for your spouse and/or

dependents. Identify your post-transition transportation expenses to include: purchase costs, vehicle

registration, insurance, maintenance, fuel, etc. If you are disabled, determine if you are eligible for

assistance in purchasing a vehicle and/or automotive adaptive equipment by visiting

Notes:

What person or persons do you go to for advice, personal counsel and/or mentoring when facing a

difficult challenge or decision? Will you still have access to those persons after you separate from

active duty? Consider what steps you need to take now to maintain contact.

Notes:

OSD Transition Assistance Program ITP Block 1, Version 12-1, 18 June 2012

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