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If you will be leaving your family behind for any reason, such as, training in lieu of travel, or children finishing school year, etc, there are some things you need to consider:

1. Power of attorney - this is important if a family member is left behind and has to do things in the name of the military  member.
2. Family Care Plan - keep an up-to-date family care plan, with correct names, and numbers of those that may have to care for your children.
3. Copies of Orders - leave extra copies of your orders with family member.
4. Finances - make sure allotments, checkbooks, savings accounts, credit cards, etc, are accessible for family members.
5. Vehicles - Up-to-date maintenance.
6. School information - Ensure that all school records are in  order for transfer.

Contact your Relocation Assistance Program to prepare an Individual Relocation Plan with you.  Ask about short term rentals in the area.

Contact your local SATO Office for unaccompanied travel arrangements for family members.


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