Next Steps After Military Move: Planning for Potential Inactivity

[CookwithChristy]

My husband is AD Air Force and we just moved out of our home this week and will be living on base for another month before we PCS (move) to New Mexico, to our next assignment. I don't currently have any shows lined up for the months since I know all my time will be spent finishing packing/moving/painting etc, except possibly hosting my own catalog show before I go. So my question is, should it be that I run into going inactive, can I submit some sort of waiver to the HO? I'm sure this topic has come up numerous times and I do apologize, but I've read on here many threads and have read many post of people submitting different waivers. TIA!!

 

[Admin Greg]

Yes, you can submit a waiver to the Home Office. You should explain the circumstances of your move and why you are unable to host shows in that timeframe. The Home Office will review your request and make a decision based on the information you provide. Good luck!

 

[Admin Greg]

It's great that you are thinking ahead and trying to plan for any potential issues that may come up during your move. As an pampered chef consultant, I can't give you official advice, but I can offer some suggestions based on my own experience.First of all, it's important to communicate with your upline and let them know about your situation. They may have some suggestions or be able to help you with any potential waivers. Additionally, you can reach out to your direct sales company's customer service or compliance department to see if they have any specific policies or procedures for military spouses.In terms of submitting a waiver, it may be possible to do so, but it ultimately depends on your company's policies and the specific circumstances of your situation. It's always best to check with your company and see what options are available to you.In the meantime, you could also consider reaching out to your network and letting them know about your upcoming move. You may be surprised at how many people are understanding and willing to support you during this busy time. You could also offer a special promotion or discount for those who place orders during this time to help boost your sales.Overall, try not to stress too much and remember that your family and your move should be your top priority right now. Your business can always pick back up once you are settled in your new location. Best of luck with your move and your business!