1. Paste the announcement
We pull grade, series, keywords, and minimum qualifications from the text you provide. We do not fetch USAJOBS for you.
Federal resumes for people leaving the military
Your military experience, in a federal resume that fits USAJOBS' two-page rule
Since September 27, 2025, USAJOBS only accepts resumes of two pages or less for covered jobs. Paste a draft. We tell you if it runs long, and whether a job is missing hours per week or a month and year.
No account for the checker or the translator. We never ask for a DD-214, a Social Security number, or a veterans' preference letter.
Free check: over two pages, or missing hours?
This is an estimate from the words you paste, plus a scan for dates and hours. It is not a USAJOBS upload.
2. See the gaps first
Each requirement is marked supported or not supported by your record. Unsupported items become questions. They are never filled in.
3. Approve every line
A bullet ships only if it traces to something you typed, and only after you sign off. Then you download DOCX, PDF, and a text file for the USAJOBS builder.
Second door: what civilian jobs sit near your code
66 Army MOS, Navy ratings, Air Force AFSCs, and Marine Corps MOS pages. Titles and O*NET-SOC links come from the public military crosswalk. Sample bullets are examples, not your record.
Civilian resume pack, if the job is not federal
Paste a posting and your old bullets. You get a single-column resume, a cover letter, and a LinkedIn headline and About, all limited to lines you approve. The Mission Pass is $29 for 30 days. Nothing renews.
One-time passes
52 MOS-to-series study pages are free. Writing the resume is the paid part. The Federal Pass is $49 for 3 announcements. The bundle with civilian resumes is $69.