§ 302-2.8 When may I begin my travel and transportation after receiving authorization to do so?
§ 302-2.9 When must I complete all aspects my relocation?
§ 302-2.10 If I am furloughed to perform active military duty, will I have to complete all aspects of the relocation within the time limitation?
§ 302-2.11 Does the 1-year time period in § 302-2.8 include time that I cannot travel and/or transport my household effects due to shipping restrictions to or from my post of duty OCONUS?
§ 302-2.12 May the 1-year time limitation for completing all aspects of a relocation be extended?

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