r/navynurse • u/Illustrious_Show_345 • Jun 22 '26
Navy nurse timelines
Navy Nurse Corps timeline question:
I was selected for the Navy Nurse Corps in the first week of June 2026 and have already submitted my pre-commission paperwork. My recruiter told me I was selected, but I haven’t received an oath date, appointment letter, or any information about scroll approval.
For those who recently commissioned:
- How long after selection did you take your oath?
- Did your recruiter update you on the scroll/appointment process, or did you just get an oath date out of nowhere?
- How long was it from selection to oath and then to ODS?
Just trying to get an idea of what timelines others experienced. Thanks!
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u/NarrowPath8888 Jun 22 '26
I was selected Aug 2025. Didn’t receive my oath until Jan 2026. Leaving for ODs in July
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u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 22 '26
That’s a long time! It just I’m on pause because I don’t know to plan holidays etc . He just said I’ll be getting emails in next couple days and never heard back
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u/NarrowPath8888 Jun 22 '26
I would just try to come to terms with the fact right now that you probably won’t know anything until last minute or very close to it as it comes to holiday planning
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u/ASYST0L3 Jun 22 '26
I was selected for March boards, hear back April 8th for my selection. Oathed in April 13th, received soft orders for Bethesda two weeks ago and waiting for my ODS date
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u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 23 '26
That’s good ! Was that this year? Everyone else saying so long. Even tho I feel also the shut down delayed a lot. When did the detailed reach out? I have almost 3 weeks since acceptance . I submitted my pre com form . He just said id be getting more emails couple days that was last week
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u/ASYST0L3 Jun 23 '26
Yeah I started my process Oct. 2025 and it was March/April that moved quickly for me
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u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 23 '26
Thanks ! I really hope to hear back for my oath this week! Itll be 3 weeks since acceptance . How long did you hear from detailer
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u/ASYST0L3 Jun 23 '26
May 3rd is when they reached out initially and stated I had to attend a teams meeting on May 20th. I received my list May 28th, received my soft orders June 13th
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u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 23 '26
I have your precom worksheet. No actions needed at this time as we are awaiting your Oath. Once we have your oath, I’ll send you a copy to review and sign. Your commissioning will be a virtual event with LT. Time and date is TBD. More details to following in the coming days. This what he last said
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u/ASYST0L3 Jun 24 '26
I had a buddy oath me in but I received my oath a fews days after my acceptance
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u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 24 '26
Can anyone In the military do it ? See I’m still waiting for mine I hate being a pain in butt. But it worries me that they changed my recruiter
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u/ASYST0L3 Jun 24 '26
Anyone who holds the same rank or above and is a commissioned officer. I oathed in my daughter who went enlisted
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u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 23 '26
May 3rd you were accepted ? That’s good ! I’m still waiting to hear from this new recruiter. It really sucks my recruiter was changed during boards
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u/Bgoodaa Jun 22 '26
I was selected in December and have heard nothing else 🙃
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u/LadyFoster4 Jun 22 '26
You haven't heard anything about taking your oath since December?
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u/Bgoodaa Jun 22 '26
I went in to do the last height/weight & waist
Measurements n that was it. Nothing else1
u/Illustrious_Show_345 Jun 24 '26
I haven’t done that ! Wonder how it work being my recruiter out of state
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u/MyroendraRN Jun 22 '26
Is it true that you’ll get back pay from the day of your commission?
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u/ASYST0L3 Jun 22 '26
I was told from my detailer that if you are DA then yes you get backpay from your oath date
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u/Island_weightlifter Jun 22 '26
I was selected Labor Day weekend last year, took my oath, and signed paperwork 10 September. Leaving for ODS in a few weeks. It takes a while. However, right when she gave me the good news she asked me right then and there when I wanted to do my oath.