MEPS Delayed Entry Program (DEP) 2

Question 1

What types of changes must a DEP member report to their recruiter after enlisting?

Accepted Answer

Any changes in medical, legal, or personal status

Answer

DEP members must report any significant changes, including new medical conditions, arrests, marriages, pregnancies, or other status changes that could affect eligibility.

Question 2

What happens if a DEP member gains excessive weight and no longer meets military body composition standards?

Accepted Answer

They must work with their recruiter to return to standards or may face DEP discharge

Answer

DEP members must maintain physical standards; failure to do so may result in DEP discharge if they cannot return to qualifying standards.

Question 3

Can a DEP member request to change their chosen military job or occupational specialty after enlisting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, changes can be requested but are subject to availability and approval

Answer

DEP members may request job changes, but such changes depend on current availability and must be approved by the military.

Question 4

If a DEP member is arrested or charged with a crime after enlisting, what are they required to do?

Accepted Answer

Immediately report the incident to their recruiter

Answer

DEP members must immediately report any arrests or legal issues to their recruiter, as these events can affect their eligibility to serve.

Question 5

Which official document formalizes a recruit's enlistment commitment when they enter the DEP?

Accepted Answer

DD Form 4 (Enlistment/Reenlistment Document)

Answer

DD Form 4 is the official Enlistment/Reenlistment Document that formalizes a recruit's commitment when entering the DEP.

MEPS - Military Entrance Processing Stations Practice Test

MEPS - Military Entrance Processing Stations Practice Test

MEPS Delayed Entry Program (DEP) 2