Transition help near Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune: what the official pages say

What the official page lists

• Two Transition Readiness offices are listed: Camp Lejeune at Bldg. 825, Stone St., Room 414, and MCAS New River at Bldg. AS-901, Longstaff St. Posted hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Holiday hours may vary. [MCCS Camp Lejeune and New River, Transition Readiness Program]
• The page lists five steps: Individualized Initial Counseling no later than 365 days before your EAS date, the Pre-Separation Counseling Brief no later than 365 days, Transition Readiness Seminar courses no later than 180 days, Capstone Review no later than 120 days, and Commander's Verification no later than 90 days. [MCCS page]
• Your Unit Transition Coordinator is the listed contact for scheduling. The page also lists SkillBridge, the Direct Affiliation Program and the Marine For Life Network. [MCCS page]

State help in North Carolina

• North Carolina Department of Military & Veterans Affairs lists 12 Veterans Service Centers around the state and benefits specialists who help with benefits and claims. [N.C. DMVA, milvets.nc.gov, read Oct 30, 2026]

Free certification prep near you

O2O lists North Carolina East (eastern North Carolina and South Carolina) and North Carolina West regions. Check IVMF's regions list for the one that covers your area. See also the Onward to Opportunity page (/programs/onward-to-opportunity).

SkillBridge near the base

Search skillbridge.mil locations for programs near Camp Lejeune. The MCCS page above describes how SkillBridge fits into the Marine transition steps. See also /programs/skillbridge.

Sources

• MCCS Camp Lejeune and New River, Transition Readiness Program
• N.C. Department of Military & Veterans Affairs
• IVMF, Onward to Opportunity
• DoD SkillBridge

Last checked Oct 30, 2026. Hours, locations and rules change. Confirm on the official page before you plan around them.