14R1306-ISOPREP.pdf
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RFP N62742-14-R-1306 ISOPREP
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ISOPREP Worksheet
SECTION 1 – Personal Information
LAST name:
FIRST name:
MIDDLE Initial:
GO BY NAME (or nickname):
GENDER (Male of Female):
PAYGRADE:
FULL SSN (000-00-0000):
DOB: (yyyy/mm/dd):
SERVICE Branch:
CURRENT UNIT:
BLOOD TYPE:
HEIGHT:
WEIGHT:
HAIR COLOR:
EYE COLOR:
ETHNIC GROUP:
CITIZENSHIP (Primary):
CITIZENSHIP (Secondary):
CITIZENSHIP (Other): _________
ACCENT:
RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE:
IDENTIFYING SCARS/MARKS/TATTOOS:
KNOWN MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND PERSCRIPTIONS:
SECTION 2 – Uniform Data
SHIRT SIZE (XS, S, M, L, XL):
PANTS SIZE (XS, S, M, L, XL):
HAT SIZE (XS, S, M, L, XL):
BOOT TYPE (Men or Women):
BOOT SIZE:
BOOT WIDTH:
SECTION 3 – Training / Capability Data
SERE 100 CODE OF CONDUCT LEVEL B TRAINING:
COMPLETION DATE (Month and Year):
METHOD OF COMPLETION (Online or Other):
If other, describe:
LANGUAGE CAPABILITY (primary):
LANGUAGE CAPABILITY (other):
READ Other Language Capability (Excellent, Good, or Poor):
WRITE Other Language Capability (Excellent, Good, or Poor):
SPEAK Other Language Capability (Excellent, Good, or Poor):
COMMENTS:
ANY OTHER LANGUAGE CAPABILITIES (describe):
SECTION 4 – Reintegration Information
PRIMARY NEXT OF KIN
NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
TELEPHONE:
IS PRIMARY NEXT OF KIN SAME AS PARENT NO. 1 OR NO. 2? IF YES
PARENT NO. 1 (optional for contractors)
NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
PARENT NO. 2 (optional for contractors)
ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE:
CHILDREN LIVING AT HOME
DOB:
NAME:
DOB:
NAME:
DOB:
DOB:
HOME OF RECORD (optional for contractors)
ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE:
SPECIAL FAMILY SITUATIONS
DESCRIBE:
STOP!
DO NOT FILL OUT IF YOU ARE NOT ON A SIPR CLASSIFIED ACCOUNT
Personal Authentication Information – Four Statements
IF FILLING OUT THE BELOW REQUESTED INFORMATION, STOP HERE AND
MOVE THIS DOCUMENT TO THE SIPR/SECURE NETWORK. DO NOT TRANSMIT
VIA NIPR/UNCLASSIFIED E-MAIL OR FILL OUT ON A NIPR/UNCLASSIFIED
TERMINAL/COMPUTER OR OTHER MEANS.
THIS DOCUMENT BECOMES CLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL ONCE THE
FOUR STATEMENTS AND AUTHENTICATION NUMBER REQUESTED BELOW
ARE PROVIDED.
HANDLE ACCORDINGLY.
INSTRUCTIONS:
PROVIDE 4 SEPARATE STATEMENTS IN WHICH FOUR QUESTIONS CAN BE
DERIVED FROM EACH ONE. THE STATEMENTS SHOULD BE SOMETHING
THAT YOU CAN REMEMBER UNDER DURESS. DO NOT STATE THINGS THAT
ARE A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD. USE FAVORITES, FIRSTS, HOBBIES, ETC.,
ETC.
EXAMPLE STATEMENT:
MY FIRST CAR WAS A BLUE 1972 AMC JAVALIN.
FROM THIS ONE EXAMPLE STATEMENT, I COULD ASK FOUR QUESTIONS AND
GET FOUR ANSWERS:
1. WHAT COLOR WAS YOUR FIRST CAR – BLUE
2. WHAT YEAR WAS YOUR FIRST CAR – 1972
3. WHAT MAKE WAS YOUR FIRST CAR – AMC
4. WHAT MODEL WAS YOUR FIRST CAR – JAVALIN
PROVIDE FOUR STATEMENTS BELOW BASED ON THE EXAMPLE STATEMENT
ABOVE. Here are some sample topics that might work for you.
STATEMENT #1: My four favorite foods are
STATEMENT #2: My four favorite hobbies are
STATEMENT #3: My first car was a
STATEMENT #4: My four favorite sports teams are
PERSONAL AUTHENTICATION NUMBER
Must be four digits, no repeating numbers, no zeros, not public record.
Example: 1957
For assistance in filling-out your ISOPREP and the initial required verification and subsequent semi-annual periodic annual reviews, contact your Command ISOPREP Unit
Manager.
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| Current Unit: |
| Blood Type: |
| Height: |
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