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Can some one explain some BAH stuff to me please?
We weren't married until the very end of E's enlistment ( like days) so I don't really understand this stuff. Now that he is using the GI Bill and we have had tons of problems it appears that we are having more. Last week we were told we would be getting back pay from September and October the end of October and the November pay would go in November 1st. We have still yet to see any of it. The benefits department is blaming it on our bank but I'm not really sure that is the problem.
Anyways as of today we are expecting a paper check and not direct deposit of September and October by the end of the week. We have now been told that November BAH will be paid on December 1st. I don't get this. Is that the correct way that this happens? Or are they just running us in circles for the upteenth millionth time?
So to clarify is BAH for one month paid on the 1st of the following month?
Re: Can some one explain some BAH stuff to me please?
Thank you. I am just getting so frustrated just trying to get this all figured out and constantly being told different things every time E calls them. Thank you for your help!
This is us. They omitted the first two zero's of our account number and so they bank rejected it. Now they are mailing us one. Hopefully by the end of the week. However I'm not holding my breath.
I went through an entire semester and a half before all of our GI Bill stuff went through. Now that it is here, I'm so thankful though.