NAVPERS Form 1306/7. Electronic Personnel Action Request

NAVPERS form 1306/7 is a document used by the United States Navy to request a change in a service member's duty station. The main purpose of this form is to facilitate the transfer of Navy personnel from one duty station to another.

The form consists of several parts, including personal details, current duty station details, and requested duty station details. The important fields on this form include the applicant's name and rank, current duty station, requested duty station, and a justification for the transfer.

The parties involved in this form are the service member and their commanding officer. It is important to consider that the transfer must be approved by the Navy and that there may be certain restrictions or requirements for the requested duty station.

When filling out this form, the applicant will need to provide personal details, current duty station details, and requested duty station details. Additionally, they may need to attach supporting documents such as a performance evaluation or a letter of recommendation.

An example of an application for this form could be a Navy sailor who has completed their tour of duty at one duty station and wishes to transfer to a different location. By completing this form and providing a justification for the transfer, they can request a change of duty station and continue their service in a new location.

Strengths of this form include the ability to facilitate the transfer of Navy personnel and ensure that service members are assigned to appropriate duty stations. However, weaknesses include the need for approval from the Navy and potential restrictions or requirements for the requested duty station.

Alternative forms to this include the DD Form 1610, which is used to request travel for military personnel, and the DD Form 2058, which is used to request a change in military occupational specialty.

To fill and submit this form, the service member must complete all required fields and attach any supporting documents. Once completed, the form will be submitted to their commanding officer for approval and forwarded to the Navy for processing. The form will be stored in the service member's personnel record.