Unclassified

4–6. Individuals ineligible for resident language training
The following CATs of personnel may not apply for resident language training:
a. Soldiers who fail to meet service remaining requirements (see AR 614–200).
b. Transient personnel and patients.
c. Individuals under courts-martial charge.
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d. Individuals serving on stabilized assignments (unless the application for training is for a time after the stabilized
assignment is terminated).
e. Enlisted personnel attending courses at Army service schools (unless training is in an MOS complemented by
language training).
f. Personnel in overseas commands unless the course is scheduled to begin after the foreign service tour is
completed.
g. Individuals being processed for discharge. (This does not apply to individuals reenlisting for their own vacancies.)
h. Previous graduates of a DLIFLC basic course with a 2/2/1+ graduation standard who have a current proficiency
score below 2 listening / 2 reading (or below 2+ on an OPI if no DLPT tests are available) cannot attend an additional
foreign language basic course. They are eligible to attend remedial and/or refresher training.
i. AA officer, warrant officer, and enlisted personnel who did not complete a DLIFLC course because of academic
failure. The Commander, AHRC (AHRC–EPL–M), has the authority to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis for AA
personnel.
j. USAR officers, warrant officers, and enlisted personnel who did not complete a DLIFLC course because of
academic failure. The first general officer in their chain of command has the authority to grant waivers on a case-by-
case basis.
k. ARNG officers and warrant officers who do not complete a DLIFLC course because of academic failure. The
ARNG G–2 has the authority to grant waivers on a case-by-case basis.
l. Personnel whose records are under suspension of favorable personnel actions.
m. Personnel with suspended or revoked security clearances.