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Physical readiness Updates March 2024

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12 Mar 2024
PARFQ ISSUES:  The PRP Office is aware of the various issues Sailors are having with PARFQs in MyNavy Portal (MNP).  We are working with both the MNP and eCRM Developers to resolve the issues.  Please be patient while MNP & eCRM work on fixing the problem.  An update to this note will be provided when more information is received from the developers.

13 Mar 2024
** SCHEDULED PRIMS-2 SYSTEM DOWNTIME: 15-18 MARCH**
The PRIMS-2 system will be unavailable from 15 Mar (1900 EST) to 18 Mar (0700 EST) for a scheduled software update.  During the system downtime, all users will be unable to access PRIMS-2 until the update is completed. 

This update includes a new way the system will manage UIC structure.
Some changes to Departments and Division names are expected when special characters were used in the creation (!#-@& etc.) of the name.  This update will remove those special characters and replace them with an underscore (_).
CFL/ACFLs may notice some members that were assigned in divisions are now located in the responsible department of that division.  Please review your members when you regain access and adjust as needed.

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