Individual Transition Plan - Osd Transition Assistance Program Page 5
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16With whom do you spend your leisure time now? Who is a part of your social network? How did you
meet them? Determine the steps you need to take to continue these relationships or establish this
type of support in the community where you will live post-separation.
Notes:
B. Assessing Benefits and Entitlements
*** Evaluate the benefits (e.g. additional income, promotions, leadership and professional
development opportunities, travel) associated with continuing your military service in either the
Reserves or National Guard (if applicable). Consider the financial impact of continued entitlements
such as medical and dental coverage, life insurance, military exchange, commissary, club privileges,
recreational and athletic facilities. Contact the installation/ local recruiter to schedule an informational
counseling session and identify potential units/positions.
Notes:
Recruiter counseling date:
Financial impact:
*** Register for your VA Benefits and assess their impact on future financial obligations:
Notes:
Date applied for eBenefits:
C. Getting Financially Ready
Identify anticipated financial obligations such as dependent college savings plan, retirement savings
plan, utility security deposits, and additional commuting/transportation expenses (e.g., additional car
payment, fuel, maintenance, insurance).
Notes:
List required new civilian workforce wardrobe items and estimate expenses.
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OSD Transition Assistance Program ITP Block 1, Version 12-1, 18 June 2012
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