Basic Eligibility
- Must be a U.S. Citizen by birth or naturalization
- Must have a GT score of at least 110 on the ASVAB
- Must be a High School Graduate or have a GED at the high school level
- Must have at least a Interim Secret Security Clearance. Some MOS require actual clearance.
- Must pass an Appointment Physical (Chapter 2, AR 40-501, or Class 1A flight Physical)
- Must meet height and weight standards
- Must pass a standard PT test without alternative event(s)
- Must possess outstanding leadership traits
- Must be an E5 or above
- Must meet specific MOS requirements of DA Circular 601 Series
- Technical Specialties applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 46.
- Age waivers are possible over age 46.
- For Rated Aviation Position must be programmed to begin Flight Training prior to age 33
- 12 Months or more remaining on enlistment contract.
Warrant Officer website for more info: http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/warrant/index.shtml
Additional Documentation Required for Predetermination Packet for Warrant Officer Candidate Program
- 62E - Application for federal recognition.
- 2807 and 2808 - Report of Medical History and report of medical examination.
- The required chapter II physical can be scheduled at MED DET through this office if necessary. This will be a commissioning physical.
- Also, you will need to have taken a urinalysis within the past six months.
- Females need a PAP within the last 12 months.
- Soldiers over 40 will need the over 40 physical.
- Birth Certificate (or evidence of Citizenship)
- Copy of SSN Card
- All Orders awarding promotions, awards and decorations (performance related)
- Letters of recommendations from your CDR, BN, BDE CDR
- Commander's (unit/bn/bde) recommendation – must include the following certification:
- "I certify that (name &_rank) successfully passed the Army Physical Fitness Test consisting of push-ups, sit-ups and the two mile run with a score of (score) on (date); the verified height is (feet & inches) and the verified weight is (lbs)."
- Letter of recommendation from a CW3-CW5 who is currently in the same career field you seek to enter.
- DD214's, NGB 22's
- Certified and Updated copy of 2-1
- College Transcripts and or High School Diploma
- Transcripts documenting completion of required college level courses and courses supporting training related to the applied for MOS
- Resume (IAW NGR 600-101) Must be dated and signed
- OER's/NCOER's covering period of feeder MOS
- Documents listed on Warrant Officer Recruiting homepage required by the proponent. (Training/leadership certificates, DA Form 1059 for all NCOES and applicable schools)
- Any and all Civilian Documents which support training or experience directly related to the MOS (Performance evaluations, position descriptions, licenses, etc)
- DA 705 (must be within last 6 months and date of submission to proponent)
- DA Form 5500/5501 (Body-Fat Worksheet)
- Security Clearance JPAS Printout
- Statement of Understanding for appointment as a Warrant Officer
- Statement of Understanding if unable to complete 20 years service for retirement
- DD 368 (only for Soldiers with affiliation in another component or state outside of Vermont)
- DD 368 (only for Soldiers with affiliation in another component or state outside of Vermont)
NOTE: Requests for waivers other than for mandatory prerequisites, i. e., age, civil convictions, or two-time non-selected for promotion, will be submitted as separate actions and not as a part of the predetermination action.
For more information, check the Warrant Officer Career College (WOCC) website for information regarding your WOCS and subsequent training.
http://usawocc.army.mil/woes/wocs.htm
http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/warrant/Wogeninfo_mos.shtml
http://www.nationalguard.com/careers/become-a-warrant-officer/warrant-officer-careers
Warrant Officer Recruiting Webpage:
http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/warrant/index.shtml