What is the maximum amount of T allotment that must be involuntarily registered?

The maximum amount of T allotment that must be involuntarily registered is established to ensure that the member’s essential needs are still met while allowing for the repayment of debts. This guideline stipulates that the involuntary allotment is not to exceed two-thirds of the member's monthly net pay.

By limiting the involuntary allotment to two-thirds of net pay, this framework preserves a portion of income for the member to cover living expenses and other obligations. This approach is designed to prevent undue financial hardship that could arise from excessively high allotments, thereby promoting financial stability for service members. The focus is on maintaining a balance between debt repayment and the necessary funds to support the member and their dependents.

The other options propose limits that either allow for more significant withholding or less than what is practical for maintaining basic living standards, which would not align with the intent of providing financial protection for service members.