Determining what type of records your office is responsible for maintaining.
guides conducts acts serves
File Plan
File Plan
all records in an office of record
When your office adheres to the approved file plan
All of the above
all of the above
-when you can't make pen/ink changes any more. -whenever a new office is established -when the disposition schedule or file arrangement changes
Whenevr a new office is established when the disposition schedule or file arrangement changes when you cant make pen/inc changes anymore
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A file plan needs to be constructed and approved when an organization needs to establish a standardized system for organizing, managing, and storing their records and documents. This is typically done to ensure compliance with regulations, improve efficiency, facilitate retrieval of information, and mitigate risks related to data management. A file plan outlines the structure, classification, retention periods, and disposition of records, and is often required for legal and operational reasons.
Submit file plan via AFRIMS to FARM/BRM for approval, print file plan/cover sheet, COR sign cover sheet, file in File Maintenance & Disposition folder