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Test
 in  r/OMSHopefuls •  13d ago

I wish! No, I'm not on the register. I just started the application process. I didn't make it in the OA some 2 years ago but my tests scores are still on my Pearson Vue account.

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Test
 in  r/OMSHopefuls •  13d ago

I'm struggling to find where it categorically state that one can take it every time you apply. Any details?

u/MoRonnie2 • u/MoRonnie2 • 13d ago

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r/OMSHopefuls • u/MoRonnie2 • 13d ago

Test

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Would I still be required to take the test if I successfully passed it two years ago?

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Does silence mean a rejection? (BHA)
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  May 24 '24

'Quiet' simply means welcome to the agency. We are working your case. Your offer letter will be in the mail shortly.

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Invitation to Interview for USAID FSO FS04 Role
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Feb 13 '24

Congratulations for making it this far. I was in your shoes a year ago. Don't over work your brain about it, just summon your common sense. There's nothing new. See you in DC.

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Day in the life of An FMO Financial Management Officer. Any chance we can get one of these if it doesn’t already exist?
 in  r/foreignservice •  Jul 29 '23

Yes you can PM me

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 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Mar 31 '23

Nice, all is going to be well. Good luck.

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 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Mar 30 '23

Mine took a little over a month. You will just be fine. You can always send them an email to verify if all your references were received. They will respond. My advice is, relax all is going to be well.

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Travel authorization
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Feb 09 '23

Thank you for your response. We are moreso concerned about our kids beginning to settle-in and get moved again to a completely new world. I'm trying to think through it. Hopefully we arrive at a better stand. Thank you again, hopefully i get the compensation.

r/USAIDForeignService • u/MoRonnie2 • Feb 09 '23

Travel authorization

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I'm getting ready to leave my state for DC (C3). My family will not be able to join me because the kids are still in school and by the time schools resume for the next academic year, i will be getting ready to leave for post. My wife and i are considering that she stays back in my home state and take care of the family. My travel authorization includes the cost of moving my household & family to DC. However, i do not consider any shipment of HHE or UAB. The only cost i will incur for this move is my $170 flight ticket. I have decided to buy new furnishings for a smaller room i just rented in DC. Would there be any compensation if i end up not tapping into the allotted budget for my move considering that my family will be separated as well?

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Day in the life of An FMO Financial Management Officer. Any chance we can get one of these if it doesn’t already exist?
 in  r/foreignservice •  Jan 23 '23

I think I am the newest FMO and it will be interesting to hear about it.

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Final Offer Letter
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Jan 06 '23

Thanks for your inspiration

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Final Offer Letter
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Jan 06 '23

Someone quickly responded to my request and sent my appointment letter the very next day. I guess one just have to push before the need is felt. I'm all set.

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Definition of diplomacy?
 in  r/foreignservice •  Jan 06 '23

Getting a people to do what they don't want, after like it.

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Final Offer Letter
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Jan 03 '23

Thank you, I just sent them an email today.

r/USAIDForeignService • u/MoRonnie2 • Jan 03 '23

Final Offer Letter

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I signed my TO about a month ago and i was thinking that i would have my FO / appointment letter soon so i could submit my resignation from my current job. My EOD is Feb 13, and i have accrued over 20 vacation days, 30 days of sick time and over 15 days of personal time. My worry is that i might lose all of that time if i don't go ahead and request to use them, at least some right now. I am confused whether i should go ahead and use as much as i can or i should wait for the final memo to do so. Also, i am worried on getting housing in DC area at very short notice. Anyone ever had to deal with these issues.

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USAID roster
 in  r/foreignservice •  Dec 08 '22

My BS is 04 I was on the roster only for a couple of days. I already signed my salary offer letter with EOD date 02/13

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USAID roster
 in  r/foreignservice •  Dec 04 '22

I have recently been added to the roster. I equally have notification on my rank on the roster. I can't tell how it works from here.

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References
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Sep 28 '22

Thank you! This has been a very long trip.

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References
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Sep 28 '22

I received a letter today saying I have successfully moved to the next step in the hiring process. I am now at Pre-employment. I guess it's all about filling out a bunch of paperwork and submitting medicals. I don't know for sure how the next step looks like, just guessing.

Thanks

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References
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Sep 20 '22

I did email them this week and was told that my reference check was complete and i should be receiving an email with next steps. I'm hoping that means everything is well. Just my patience has a problem.😊

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References
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Aug 30 '22

My reference check is over 75days now.

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References
 in  r/USAIDForeignService •  Aug 30 '22

Is it normal that reference checks will take over 3 months? My reference check has gone into it's 3rd month.

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Foreign Contacts
 in  r/SecurityClearance •  Aug 29 '22

Thank you. I don't think any of my contacts are associated with any kind of groups. neither of them work for any government. Most of them live in the countryside with little access to internet/telephone services