Hello. I’ve already reached out to my command regarding this, but I was hoping someone else could provide clarification on how something like this could happen. I separate from the Navy later this month, and I received an email claiming I owe over $6000, but provides no clarification on where the debt comes from.
According to my LES’ for the last 2 years, I owe less than $1000. I don’t understand because I have been on top of all debts I’ve owed the navy (such as being overpaid BAH after divorce), and I’ve calculated it to the dime. I don’t understand where $6000 comes from.
It claims it’s from PCS ARRIVAL BAH, but I never PCS’d. I had one command, and then separated.
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to respond.
PCS ARRIVAL BAH debt when I never PCS'd
byu/lucinalovely inMilitaryFinance
Posted by lucinalovely
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You must have arrived at your first PDS at some point. That would be a PCS. I would start by checking your LESes from that time period.
There’s a place to request supporting documentation from DFAS at [askDFAS – A DFAS Customer Service Tool](https://corpweb1.dfas.mil/askDFAS/ticketInput.action?subCategoryID=13027&pgModId=5100¤tUser.currentRequestNonce=a546794d-2bd2-4f8f-8d50-4c537711a941), but that is only for separated members. You’ll probably need to talk to your finance office.
There’s additional info on disputing at debt at [Defense Finance and Accounting Service > debtandclaims > militarydebts > disagreewithdebt (dfas.mil)](https://www.dfas.mil/debtandclaims/militarydebts/disagreewithdebt/)