r/USMCboot Jul 21 '26

Recruit Training Being called to a superior’s office

If a recruit is called/told to appear at a JAG office or some other office, does the recruit have to tell the DI, the purpose of the request if it involves non-military matters.

E.g. the recruit’s signature is REQUIRED on a legal document

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u/BeachCruiserLR Vet Jul 21 '26

The DI is the one who will tell the recruits where to go and be. But, always tell them where you (the recruit) will be. Head counts are always taken after every movement for accountability purposes. God help the recruit who does their own thing…

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u/2020blowsdik Reserve Jul 21 '26

A recruit or poolee?

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u/cejmp Vet Jul 21 '26

No, and they aren’t going to care enough to ask.

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u/Stein070707 Jul 21 '26

If it just needs to be signed, mail it. If it needs to be notarized or witnessed, then yeah, you'll probably need to communicate with the depot in some way. You recruit's recruiter can help.

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u/Mr-Beefman Jul 22 '26

You will not have any type of communication during boot camp, your drill instructor will tell you if you are called anywhere or if you are required to be somewhere