UCMJ Court Martial Attorney - Correction of Military Records - UCMJ Military Defense Lawyer

Military Court Martial Lawyer and Former Army JAG Attorney Greg Rinckey discusses the removal of errors or injustices in military records and having them removed. For more information, or to set up a consultation, visit our website: www.fedattorney.com

The Board for Correction of Military Records is the highest level of administrative review within the various services with the mission to correct errors in or remove injustices from service military records. Each branch of service has its own Board of correction, but the procedures are basically the same.

The Board of corrections can upgrade a discharge, remove a letter of reprimand, and change the narrative reason for a discharge. For example the Board can upgrade an other-than honorable (OTH) discharge received as a result of a discharge in lieu of a Court Martial. The Board can also remove a negative evaluation in your personnel file.

You should apply to the Board of Corrections to request that an error be corrected or an injustice be removed from the your military record. Many former soldiers have certain negative past history or a punitive discharge in their military record that they would like corrected. The Board is more likely to approve a correction if you have made some changes in your life and can prove that you have been stigmatized by the negative history for an extended period of time and that in all fairness the stigma should be lifted. The Board of Corrections has the ability to make these corrections to your military record.

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