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Examples of transitory records include: Copies of records retained when the original or primary record has been sent to another unit. Routine emails to schedule or confirm meetings or events. Announcements and notices of a general nature.

Nonrecord materials should be destroyed when no longer needed for reference. NARA's approval is not required to destroy such materials. Nonrecord materials should be removed from US Government custody only with the agency's approval.

The GRS provides two criteria for identifying a transitory record: the records are required for only a short time (generally less than 180 days), and. the agency does not require the records to meet legal or fiscal obligations, or to initiate, sustain, evaluate, or provide evidence of decision-making.

A system is said to be transient or in a transient state when a process variable or variables have been changed and the system has not yet reached a steady state. The time taken for the circuit to change from one steady state to another steady state is called the transient time.

Transitory records are those created or received to pass along information of very temporary value or as part of a more formalized record. They represent the majority of the records that are created at the University. Some have reference value but typically only in the short-to-mid term.

Nontransitory record: a record needed for more than 180 days that has one or more of the following characteristics: (1) provides substantive documentation of the FBI's policies and actions, (2) contains important or valuable evidentiary information, and (3) is required to be maintained by law or regulation.

? Transitory messages: This schedule consist of records. that are created primarily to communicate information. of short-term value. ? Transitory? refers to short- term value based upon the content and purpose.