USMS Schedule B 2022

[Mandony]

Anyone else done the medical part within 2 weeks and still waiting for the e-QIP?
70+ days past since initial TOL email in August!
If there’s is an email or phone number to follow up?

[TonySoprano]

I got my offer in September, scheduled my medical a few weeks ago and haven’t gotten anything about the e-QIP

[IroqouisB]

Got my TOL in October 2022; e-QIP, fingerprints, and medical appointments done as of today.

[Kennywc]

Just finished prints today too. Looks like now we wait till 2024!

[jackson101]

in same situation still not equip.

[Walle]

Mandony I wouldn't sweat it, this hiring process takes between 12-18 months to complete (according to the USMS.gov FAQ) and looking at these forums you see guys still waiting for academy dates from 2019! Just focus on getting in shape in the mean time.

[MJQ1992]

This is gospel right here.

[Javieracruz]

Figured I do a new trend. I attended an info session around March 2022. Applied and took online assessment April 2022. June 2022 referred for GL5 and GL7 series. September 2022 scheduled interview for December. This is currently where I am at in the process. I have about 3 years of law enforcement experience with some school.

[Javieracruz]

What can I expect after the interview part of the process?

[Javieracruz]

Do they give you the TOL right after your interview?

[CFT2020]

Congrats on getting to this point. Looks like things are speeding up but still not fast. Most people are finding out if they passed relatively quickly but actual TOL can take 3-6 months +/-. After the interview some people find out if they failed, pretty quickly. If you don't here anything you probably passed. Wait for TOL. Next will be sending in some docs, then medical and background. The order varies by person. I got my background started and then my medical. You'll fill out your background info, have an interview and then you'll either get a follow up or crickets. Every few weeks I would send an email to touch base with recruitment. I found out my background cleared by me emailing. Same with medical. Once you clear both you'll move to the hiring pool. If you have veteran preference you'll be higher up, whatever that means. Then you wait for tentative selection, PT test, drug test. Location and class seat. Times are speeding up for people. My info session was dec 2020 and I got cleared to hire one month ago. This is just information from my experience. Seems like it varies person to person. Feel free to DM any questions. Good luck, be patient, get in good shape.

[Henyo]

Here’s my timeline so far.

Feb ‘22 - Info session SD
March - Invitation to apply
May - NOR GL-5/7
May - Email to schedule Interview TX
July - Structured Interview - NOR PASS (12 days later)
October - TOL
November - Medical
November - e-QIP
December - Fingerprint


Background - Current LEO 6 years, Bachelors, Non-Vet.

Just curious but is the background interview telephonic or is it in person? Will they be contacting my current employer and references in person or telephonically?

[Henyo]

What was the turn around time from submitting eqip to interview?

[IroqouisB]

Henyo - Submitted on a Wednesday. Got a phone call the following Monday.

[Henyo]

@iroquoisb thanks for the info

[CFT2020]

Interview depends, mine was a zoom call. And calls to employer.

[MJQ1992]

Just an update. I was notified i cleared the background and im waiting for my medical clearance.

Timeline:

January 2022 - Info session (Syracuse, NY)
February 2022 - Assessments
March 2022 - NOR and schedule structured
May 2022 - Structured (passed)
August 2022 - TOL
September 2022 - Eqip, fingerprints, background interview
October 2022 -Medical completed
November 2022 - Background cleared.

Waiting on medical, PT test and FoL

[1RidgeRunner7]

That is fast. I see other places do equip, prints background before medical. Nice.

[IroqouisB]

I’ve noticed a trend that all of us 2022 candidates are going lightning speed compared to 2019/20/21…

I actually spoke to a DUSM pretty recently that does a collateral duty with recruiting... I guess DOJ is getting ****ed because HRD is wasting a lot of money on candidates who either pullout (because of the ridiculous wait) or expire out of the hiring pool. I guess each medical exam costs the G $900.

There’s a cliff of 9/11 retirements anticipated by 2024. I also read the FY22 budget analysis of operations. USMS is having staffing issues with basic operations.

Anyone have an idea HOW MANY academies will be held in 2023?

[Profpride21]

Its apparently supposed to be 8. They were approved for 1.9 Billion regarding the fiscal year. 2021 applicant here, just moved to the hiring pool after clearing medical last late in Nov.

[hawks22]

@profpride21…it’s going to be six classes in 23

[v33z33]

Hello everyone I haven't posted much on here. I just thought I would share my timeline.

• April 2022 - Info Session
• May 2022 - Assessment
• August 2022 - NOR
• September 2022 - Interview Scheduled
• November 2022 - Interview complete / passed

Good luck everyone!

[IroqouisB]

Good news all,

Per recruitment at Southern District,

Ron Davis (the director) signed off on LEAP and is getting rid of the 082 series. So everyone will be starting at GS 7/9 with LEAP. IDK when details of the absolute start date will be, but this is great news.

[Lonewolf2021]

Is this for sure or rumor mill? Sorry, I have heard so many rumors. Deputies will receive LEAP?

[Mikelow]

IroqouisB Just so I’m understanding correctly, I’m not referred for a GL7, just GL5. When this goes into effect I should be a GL7 with LEAP?

[IroqouisB]

Mikelow - unfortunately I don’t have those details. Myself and a few others called our local district recruiters to inquire details. They eluded to the fact of life, that the director is motivated to get it pushed into effect ASAP, but ultimately the pace of big DOJ will determine WHEN it will happen. Like you, I was extremely excited to hear this come out of someone official’s mouth. But things are TBD as when it will likely come into fruition.

[Mikelow]

IroqouisB thanks for keeping us updated this is very exciting news! I got awhile until academy still waiting on my tol after passing my interview

[eagles138]

Any idea on next hiring announcement?

[jamesch20]

There's no hiring announcement, they've done schedule b hiring since 2018. First step is to attend an info session. Try to get in contact with a recruiter via email, in your area or wherever you are willing to travel. Go to usmarshals.gov and there is a list of every district with an email you can contact. Attending that info session is the very first step in the hiring process.

[Panthersfan22]

@IroquoisB. Thanks bro for all the updates. Truly is helping and I’m sure everyone here thinks the same thing.

[Walle]

medical appt yesterday, finished that up and a few hours later got the email to fill out EQIP and schedule fingerprints.

[Javieracruz]

About how long is the actual interview? I have mine Monday.

[Profpride21]

About 15-20 minutes if that. Stick to the STAR method and you will be fine throughout the interview.

[Javieracruz]

Thank you.

[Mikelow]

How’d you feel on the interview? Think you did ok?

[Profpride21]

Anyone see "MEDICAL: Applicant Scheduled Medical Exam" on USA JOBS onboarding? I was just curious as to what that meant because I completed medical back in July...I was cleared for the hiring pool in mid-late November.

[Profpride21]

it says due 03/09/23

[1RidgeRunner7]

The same notification showed on my onboarding account. The date on mine was 11/27. They had me come into FOH on the 30th. I just uploaded the “appointment verification” form on there and clicked complete. I am “100% complete” as of right now. Until the next task comes along. That’s just me though. I am sure they are tracking we are done with medical. I just didn’t want to sign in and continue to see “80% complete”

[Profpride21]

Gotcha, thank you for the feedback bro. I'll prob do the same regarding some type of verification uploading!

[IroqouisB]

It's an error. Someone in this thread actually called HRD to verify.