NAVPERS 1300/21 at a glance
What it is: Medical Suitability Certification NAVPERS 1300/21 (Rev. 10-2024), Supporting Directive MILPERSMAN 1300-318.
Who signs: The commanding officer or designee signs in Box 8.
A filled-in NAVPERS 1300/21 example: a member's expeditionary suitability certified
How to fill out NAVPERS 1300/21, box by box
Member's Name and Date
Enter the member's name in Box 1 as Last, First, MI, Rank/Rate.
Enter the date in Box 2.
Present Ship/Station, UIC and IA/GSA Location
Enter the present ship or station in Box 3, the UIC in Box 4 and the IA/GSA location in Box 5.
Recommendation of Commanding Officer or Designee
Under Recommendation of Commanding Officer or Designee, Box 6 is the recommendation: member does or does not meet expeditionary suitability requirements.
Commanding Officer or Designee: Name, Rank, Signature and Date
Enter the commanding officer or designee's name and rank in Box 7.
Enter the date in Box 9.
More rules for NAVPERS 1300/21
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Previous editions are obsolete.
Sources
[1] NAVPERS 1300/21 (Rev. 10-2024), Medical Suitability Certification, U.S. Navy (the Official source link on this page).