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How to fill out the DA 268 online
The DA 268 form, also known as the report to suspend favorable personnel actions, is an essential document for managing personnel actions within the Army. This guide provides a clear and supportive step-by-step approach to filling out the DA 268 online, ensuring that users can complete the process with ease and confidence.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the DA 268 online.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering your administrative data in Section I. Fill in your name (Last, First, MI), social security number (SSN), rank, ETS/ESA/MRD status, unit assigned, geographical station, and the HR office controlling flagging action along with their telephone number.
- In the next part of Section I, specify whether this action is to initiate or remove a flag. Choose 'Initiate a Flag' if you are starting a new flag and complete Sections II and IV; or choose 'Remove a Flag' to complete Sections III and IV.
- If you are initiating a flag, proceed to Section II. Indicate the effective date of the flag and select the applicable reason, marking it as non-transferable or transferable. Reasons include adverse actions, APFT failure, and various investigations, among others.
- For those removing a flag, fill out Section III by indicating the flag code and the effective date of removal. Select the reason for the removal, which can include case closures or erroneous flags.
- In Section IV, ensure you add the required authentication details, including name, rank, title, and organization. Make your signature and date the form as required.
- After completing the form, you can save the changes, download, print, or share the DA 268 as necessary.
Complete your DA 268 form online today to ensure accurate personnel action management.
If you get flagged in the Army, it can impact your career progression and opportunities for advancement. Flags often indicate issues that need attention, and they are recorded on the DA 268. It's important to address the underlying issues promptly to mitigate negative effects on your service record.