What is MILPERSMAN 1300-1200?
MILPERSMAN 1300-1200 is a Navy regulation that provides guidance and procedures for safety transfers of personnel.

What is a safety transfer?
A safety transfer is a process that allows the Navy to transfer personnel to a different duty station or assignment for their safety and well-being.

Who is eligible for a safety transfer?
Any Navy personnel, including officers and enlisted, who are facing a significant risk to their health, safety, or well-being at their current duty station can be considered for a safety transfer.

What are some examples of situations that may warrant a safety transfer?
Examples of situations that may warrant a safety transfer include but are not limited to: domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, harassment, threats to personal safety, or other circumstances that pose a significant risk to an individual's well-being.

How can someone apply for a safety transfer?
An individual can apply for a safety transfer by submitting a request, along with supporting documentation, to their commanding officer or designated authority.

Is there a specific timeframe for applying for a safety transfer?
There is no specific timeframe for applying for a safety transfer. However, it is recommended to submit the request as soon as possible to address the safety concerns promptly.

Can a safety transfer be denied?
Yes, a safety transfer can be denied if it is determined that the safety concerns can be adequately addressed without transferring the individual to a different duty station.

What happens after a safety transfer is approved?
After a safety transfer is approved, the individual will be reassigned to a new duty station or assignment that provides a safer environment for them.

Is there any financial assistance provided during a safety transfer?
Yes, depending on the circumstances, the Navy may provide financial assistance to cover relocation expenses associated with the safety transfer.