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I miss my dog
Thanks. That was my plan but then I heard do it the first year because the office can't stop it, but after that they can hold you based on need. About 60% of my class took a location they didn't want in hopes of ERR later. Stupid nationwide listing. I took a location I knew I could tolerate if need be, just in case, so it's all good.
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I did an ERR about 8 months into my employment at the FAA. I was called by another FSDO's management and they explained the process to me. I was still pretty fresh and new to FAA life. They also told me not to tell the management at my current FSDO that they had contacted me.
I submitted the ERR paperwork to my management and it was approved. I transferred two months later to my new FSDO. However, I'd error on the safe side and get my probation done with before requesting an ERR.