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                | Reviewing Officials Statement (ROS) | 
              
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                  | The ROS is a one-page document used by the Promotion Boards to assist in evaluating
                      your performance and career progression/potential as provided by your organization.
                      This document is completed by your Reviewing Official (typically the second line
                      supervisor) who is normally your COER Reviewing Official. Your Reviewing Official
                      may solicit outside letters of recommendation for his/her use in evaluating collateral
                      duties and outside activities. Organizations are given discretion to call for higher
                      level concurrence of the Reviewing Official assessment. However, the Promotion Board
                      will review only the official 1-page ROS. | 
                
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                    | The following factors are addressed in the ROS: | 
                
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                    | 1)  Promotion
                            Readiness: Is the officer
                        ready for promotion and to serve at the next higher rank? [Yes/No]. Explain:
 2)  
                            Leadership: How does the officer take on a leadership role in the
 OPDIV/STAFFDIV/organization?
 3)  
                            Mission: How does the officer contribute to the mission of the
 OPDIV/STAFFDIV/organization?
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                    | It is helpful if the officer notifies his/her supervisor and Reviewing Official
                        (RO) that the officer is eligible for promotion in the upcoming year. This eliminates
                        any surprises and allows the Reviewing Official ample time to prepare a quality
                        product for the officers they review. | 
                
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                    | This year, the ROS is a part of the electronic annual COER for the first time. Most
                        ROs will complete this document at the same time he/she signs off on the officer’s
                        annual COER. If an officer submits a manual/interim COER during their promotion
                        eligibility year or is nominated for EPP, the RO must complete a paper version of
                        the ROS. It is the officer’s responsibility to verify the ROS was submitted by logging
                        onto the secure area of the 
                            CCMIS Web site.
                        If it doesn’t appear in the officer’s eOPF following the COER deadline, officers
                        must follow up through their chain of command to check the status of the ROS. OCCO
                        will NOT accept ROSs which are
                            sent directly from officers; it must be submitted either through the
                        COER process or through their 
                            Commissioned Corps Liaison. | 
                
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                    | If the ROS is not completed as a part of the annual COER, the ROs 
                            MUST use the 
                                current year’s version
                        when completing this form. No other
                            version will be accepted. Once the document is submitted it
                        will be indexed, dated and filed in the officer’s eOPF. The document will be given
                        an arbitrary date, regardless of when it is submitted. Please don’t be concerned
                        with the document date in the eOPF, the date is for internal use only and will not
                        be seen by the promotion board members. Please note that the Board will only
                            have access to the current year ROS; they will not see any ROS submitted from previous
                            years. Therefore, an officer 
                                must have a new ROS submitted every year the officer is
                        eligible for permanent or temporary grade promotion | 
                
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