SELRES enrolled in EFMP must notify the chain of command when mobilized.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for overseas mobilization
• D. Not required for mobilization

Answer: (A)

When a Selected Reserve member is enrolled in EFMP, there is a responsibility to keep the command informed whenever mobilization occurs. This notification lets the chain of command engage with the EFMP coordinator and local service providers to ensure that the Exceptional Family Member’s medical, educational, and supportive services can continue without interruption, no matter where the member is deployed. The need for coordination is not limited to overseas mobilizations; it applies to all mobilizations to guarantee proper planning and support at the new duty location. Therefore, the statement is true. It isn’t correct to say it isn’t required or that it only applies in one setting, since timely notification is essential for effective EFMP continuity of care and assignment planning.