What does MILPERSMAN 1300-190 govern?
MILPERSMAN 1300-190 governs the policies and procedures on command sponsorship of dependents at overseas duty stations and the transportation of dependents at government expense.

Who is eligible for command sponsorship of dependents at overseas duty stations?
Active duty military members who are assigned to an overseas duty station with a tour length of 12 months or more may be eligible for command sponsorship of their dependents.

How is command sponsorship of dependents requested?
Command sponsorship is requested by submitting a completed NAVPERS 1300/16 Overseas Screening Checklist through the chain of command to the appropriate overseas screening coordinator.

Are there any exceptions to the 12-month tour length requirement for command sponsorship?
Yes, under certain circumstances, an active duty military member may be eligible for command sponsorship if the tour length is less than 12 months, as determined by the overseas screening coordinator.

What expenses are covered by the government for transportation of dependents at government expense?
The government can cover expenses such as round-trip transportation, temporary lodging, per diem, and shipment of household goods.

Are there any restrictions on the transportation of dependents at government expense?
Yes, there are restrictions such as age limitations for dependent children, availability of government transportation, and the completion of required overseas screening processes.

Can an active duty member request command sponsorship of a same-sex domestic partner?
Yes, under current regulations, an active duty member may request command sponsorship of a same-sex domestic partner if they meet specific criteria outlined in MILPERSMAN 1300-190.

What happens if an active duty member's command sponsorship request is denied?
If a command sponsorship request is denied, the military member may still be allowed to proceed with the overseas assignment and serve without their dependents, known as an unaccompanied tour.

Can a command sponsorship be canceled or revoked?
Yes, a command sponsorship can be canceled or revoked for various reasons, such as disciplinary issues, health concerns, or changes in the military member's assignment.