I'm curious about this as well, but for another reason. I want to run as Minmatar Heavy. However,without even knowing the stats and slot layouts I'm feeling quite trepidatious about where to spend my SP.

As far as I'm aware, the answer is no. Before applying for the respec, I sent an email asking whether "one-time respec" meant that it would be the only respec, or whether it meant that I'd simply be ineligible for any future ones, and the response I got was something like "We do not plan to have another respec in the foreseeable future."

The following is purely speculation and should be taken with a grain of salt, but I think if people complain hard enough, we might be able to get SP transferred from existing vehicle/dropsuit skills to the missing ones. Wouldn't bet on it, though.

Actually, we did NOT receive a respec in order for us to "remake ourselves".
We receive a respec, as a simple customer service for a bad product. Basically many skills did not function as stated, for the skill points we committed.

Being able to remake ourselves was simply a side benefit of this.

Let me make this very clear for those who cannot seem to grasp this concept.

Having all Racial variants of all existing classes of Dropsuits and Vehicles across all Tiers (Basic Advanced and Proto) at the time of full release is basic content. Adding this missing Basic Content would warrant a respec as it should have been included in the full release.

Things such as New Dropsuit Classes (Commando, Pilot) new classes of vehicles (MTACS, JETS, Destroyer HAVs, Bomber Dropships) etc. are Expansions. These would of course not warrant a respec, however these should be added only as complete packages with all Racial Variants.

I see your concern but bare in mind that we have seen this happen before in Eve Online. When Eve first started, the following things were not available at the time:

1. Anything bigger than a battleship.
2. Specialized mining ships like the Hulk, Skiff, etc.
3. Tier 3 battlecruisers like the Talos, Oracle, Tornado, and Naga.
4. Tech 2 ships in general like the Oneiros, Jaguar,
5. Tech 3 ships like the Loki, Tengu, Legion, and Proteus.
6. Capital/Supercapital ship production.
7. Planetary Colonies controlled by Eve players.

Then there is the constant rebalancing of ship stats that continues to this day. Back then, a Hulk was able to compete against most cruisers until CCP nerfed the energy vamp modules. Back then, Dramiels were able to travel between points in space without warping because any ships was able to fit more than one micro warp drive before that got nerfed. Let's also not forget the epic Titan nerf.

This is just to name a few in a big list of things that were originally not there. The Eve Online back then only had about 30-40% of what you see now in Eve Online. However, over the course of ten years, Eve players were only given one free respec and that was it. Many players in Eve posted requests for optional respecs even to this day but CCP pretty much ignores them because the rest of the community knows how game-breakingly bad the idea is. It may allow fun and variety and more profit for CCP, but that idea will just go against the core principles of New Eden which is what CCP and its community tries to protect. The core principles are:

1. Adapt or die.
2. Don't use what you can't afford to lose.
3. Accept the permanent consequences of your choices.

There are many more rules than this in New Eden that can be adjusted accordingly between Eve and Dust, but these three are the most important and are as absolute as anything else. Changing these three core principles will take an act of god to occur. Sure, it will alienate a certain segment of the players (those who just play traditional shooters) who may not like being forced into accepting harsh consequences, but it will ensure the continued existence of the persistent universe because then every choice you make will mean something because one wrong move and you are forced to live with it for the rest of your life as a constant reminder of what not to do next time.

I don't mean to come across as rude to you or just appearing dense, but there are certain boundaries that shouldn't be crossed. I for one would never support any concept that will undermine the core principles of New Eden just for the sake of player retention. Sure, it will be profitable for CCP by getting more players, but it just doesn't go well with the principles.

EDIT: To answer your question, I suggest holding onto your unallocated SP until your favorite setup is available.

@True Adamance

My advice to you is just hold on to whatever unallocated SP you have right now and let it build up until your racial favorite gets here. It's what I would do. That's the best advice I can give you right now given the state of the game at the moment. We'll just have to give it time. Unfortunately a lot of people here have less patience than that.

Understood and agree - the OP got a little thrown off track. Indications are hopeful that it won't be too long though; the devs have been openly talking about the rifle racial variants and the latest level design dev blog had what looked like a gallente heavy suit pictured, so maybe in one of the Uprising iterations or surely the next big patch in ~3 months at the longest?