What is AFI24-602V4?
AFI24-602V4 is a regulation followed by the United States Air Force that provides guidance on the proper procedures for moving and storing personal property.

Who does AFI24-602V4 apply to?
AFI24-602V4 applies to all military personnel, including active duty, reserve, and civilian Air Force employees, who are responsible for moving and storing personal property.

What does AFI24-602V4 cover?
AFI24-602V4 covers a wide range of topics related to personal property moving and storage, including eligibility, packing and shipping requirements, storage options, and reimbursement procedures.

Can I choose my own moving company?
Generally, service members are required to use government-approved moving companies for their personal property moves. However, there are exceptions for extenuating circumstances.

How should I prepare my personal property for the move?
Personal property should be properly packed, labeled, and inventoried in accordance with the guidelines outlined in AFI24-602V4. It is essential to secure delicate or valuable items appropriately.

Can I store my personal property while on deployment?
Yes, AFI24-602V4 allows for temporary storage of personal property while on deployment. Detailed guidance on the duration, requirements, and reimbursement procedures for storage can be found in the regulation.

How long can my personal property be stored?
The storage duration for personal property may vary depending on your circumstances. AFI24-602V4 provides information on the maximum allowable storage periods and the steps to extend storage if necessary.

What happens if my personal property is damaged or lost during the move?
If your personal property is damaged or lost during the move, you should immediately report the incident to the appropriate authorities. AFI24-602V4 outlines the procedures to follow and the available reimbursement options.

How do I submit a claim for property damage?
Claims for property damage should be submitted through the appropriate channels, following the guidelines provided in AFI24-602V4. It is essential to document the damage thoroughly and provide supporting evidence.