DAFI24-602V4 — Personal Property Moving And Storage

DAFI24-602V4 governs the movement and storage of personal property and counseling on personal property shipments, vehicles, and mobile homes.

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  • Publication number: DAFI24-602V4
  • Title: PERSONAL PROPERTY MOVING AND STORAGE
  • Date: 2026-06-02

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The publication addresses household goods shipment and storage, transportation and nontemporary storage, temporary duty orders, PCS orders, and authorized weight allowances. It requires compliance and establishes rules for excess charges, storage-in-transit, reimbursement, and final settlement documentation.

Applies to: This publication applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of the Regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, and United States Space Force.

Topics covered

  • Household goods shipment and storage
  • Temporary duty orders
  • Nontemporary storage
  • PCS transportation
  • Authorized weight allowances
  • Storage-in-transit
  • Excess charges
  • Privately owned vehicles

Questions and answers

What happens if the authorized weight allowance is exceeded?

If authorized JTR weight allowance is exceeded, the member is liable for the excess costs associated with the shipment and/or storage of the excess weight. (paragraph 4)

How long is storage-in-transit authorized?

Storage-In-Transit (SIT) is authorized up to 90 days. (paragraph 6)

Who can authorize an additional 90 days of storage-in-transit?

If an additional 90 days is required, it is to be authorized by the PPSO/PPPO. (paragraph 6)

What payment is authorized for a carrier estimate?

An advance payment of a monetary allowance equal to the carrier’s written estimate is authorized per JTR, par. 051502-B. (paragraph 4)

What charges can a member be reimbursed for during a move?

Member is authorized reimbursement of all charges associated with move including SIT up to maximum JTR weight allowance. (paragraph 7)

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