The debt is valid but the problem is that they never payed my for my acctual work, I was on active duty during the time, but they omitted my real orders and instated the wrong orders, my real problem with with it is they never fixed the issue instead just sent me the bill.

They did not over pay me I was sent to school on orders. during my time in school my unit was mobilized. Dfas then removed my school orders and entered my mob orders. I graduated from school and went back to my unit on title 10 orders (AGR) for the remainder of the year until transfering to active duty. none of my orders I was acctually serving under got entered. Instead after a couple months they send me a bill for 8 months saying they revoked my orders. The problem is they never reenstated my real orders. I have all the paperwork and have submitted it several times to DFAS. They just say they cant reenstate orders, but they are the ones the removed my real orders not the National Guard.

That is correct. The debt was from 2006. They turned the debt over to the active duty componant and are now billing me 80% of my base pay.

Yes the debt is from the same time period the orders overlap directly. I have sent in 3 packets contesting the debt including bank statements, the real orders, the graduation 1059 and the les's. DFAS's response was they are not responsible for the orders and that I have to get the National guard to reapprove the orders(which I already completed). I called the national guard and they said the orders were never revoked(real orders).

No, that was a national guard unit in 2006. No one there was there when this happened.

I am on active duty (3ID). I joined active duty at the end of 2006. I was in the NJNG during the orders problem

I have, I am currently submitting a debt cancellation packet. This is the second time I have done this, they said they dont know what happened to the first packet(sent before my deployment to afghanistan in 2009). I am still waiting on the BDE commander to sign. In the mean time I will likely go bankrupt and loss my security clearance.