GRANDFORKSAFBI40-701 — Medical Support To Family Member Relocation And Exceptional Family Member Program (efmp)

GRANDFORKSAFBI40-701 governs medical support for family member relocation and the Exceptional Family Member Program at Grand Forks Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: GRANDFORKSAFBI40-701
  • Title: MEDICAL SUPPORT TO FAMILY MEMBER RELOCATION AND EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP)
  • Date: 2019-07-08

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It covers EFMP-M enrollment, medical and educational clearances, family member screening, and travel clearance processing for CONUS and OCONUS moves. It requires identification of special needs, coordination of needed services, and protection and disposition of related records.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned to Grand Forks Air Force Base.

Topics covered

  • Exceptional Family Member Program
  • Family Member Relocation Clearance
  • Medical and educational clearances
  • Special medical and educational needs
  • Permanent Change of Station screening
  • Medically Related Services
  • Special Education Services

Questions and answers

Who must enroll family members in the EFMP-M program?

IAW AFI 40-701, Medical Support to Family Member Relocation and Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP), all Active Duty (AD) sponsors of family members with a special medical/educational need are mandated to enroll their family members in the EFMP-M program.

What does the EFMP-M program identify and provide?

The EFMP-M program identifies family members with special medical and/or educational needs and assures the provision of necessary Medically Related Services (MRS) and/or Special Education Services (SES).

When must the FMRC process be completed for personnel receiving PCS orders?

Ensures the FMRC process has been completed in its entirety for all personnel prior to issuance of orders.

When should the MPS initiate the review for a scheduled PCS?

Initiates the review through the FMRCC immediately upon notification via vMPF, to ensure receipt of orders in a timely manner. This should occur no more than 6 months prior to scheduled PCS but no later than 3 months prior.

What must civilian personnel offered overseas employment receive before traveling with family members?

Ensures all civilian personnel offered employment overseas are informed of FMRC process prior to travel with family members.

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