a.
The rated Soldier is discussed in detail in paragraph 2–10.
b.
In order to be eligible for an evaluation report, ARNG Soldiers will complete 120 calendar days (excluding nonrated periods) in the same duty position under the same rater.
No comments pertaining to any nonrated periods will be included on OERs or NCOERs.
c.
A newly commissioned officer or newly appointed warrant officer will not be rated on an OER prior to completing BOLC or WOBC in accordance with paragraphs 3–2i and 3–35b.
d.
The “P” identifier is only authorized for officers meeting criteria in paragraph 2–11.
The “P” identifier is not authorized for use by NCOs.
For use of the “P” identifier with rank designation see paragraph 2–11.
The use of a “P” identifier also extends to rating officials (rater, intermediate rater, and senior rater).
Only those authorized by paragraph 2–11 are able to use the “P” identifier with rank designation on an evaluation report when serving as a rating official.
Referenced Paragraphs
2–10. The rated Soldier
The rated Soldier will participate in the evaluation process.
The rated Soldier will ensure the rating chain is accurate and understand the role and responsibilities within the evaluation process.
The rated Soldier is responsible for providing rating officials with accurate and timely information.
2–11. The rated Soldier and rating officials selected for promotion
Rated officers who have been selected for promotion and are serving in positions authorized for the higher grade may use the “P” identifier with rank designation on evaluation reports.
The “P” identifier is also authorized for rating officials selected for promotion who meet the requirements outlined in this paragraph.
3–2i
A newly commissioned officer or newly appointed warrant officer will not receive an OER prior to completion of BOLC or WOBC except under conditions specifically authorized by this regulation.
3–35b
Special circumstances apply to newly commissioned officers and newly appointed warrant officers who have not yet attended BOLC or WOBC.