Understand your sentence. Plan what comes next.

For an FSA-eligible person assumed to remain in earning status, each completed 30-day period adds 10 days of credits. A qualifying low or minimum risk status over two consecutive assessments can raise that to 15. The FTC-only date is a conditional planning estimate; it is not an approved prison exit, RRC, or home-confinement date.

The traditional SCA home-confinement window uses the shorter of 10% of the imposed sentence or six months. For exact whole-month tenths, 30 months becomes three calendar months; other fractions use rounded days. The SCA date is measured backward from the release baseline and is never silently shortened to the BOP arrival date. If it falls before that arrival date, the worksheet flags the inputs for review. The combined planning illustration subtracts the SCA window from a threshold based on completed earning periods. BOP conditional placement dates may use projected future credits, so this illustration can be later than an actual move to an RRC or home. Credits may not yet have posted at the illustrated home date; BOP placement is a separate decision. This is one cautious scenario, not an earliest date or a worst-case limit. The custodial finish uses GCT and prior custody credit but does not predict FSA credits applied to early supervised release. Actual BOP calculations and placement decisions may differ. This site is educational and does not provide legal advice.