Filing Flashcards

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What manual contains information about Standard Subject Identification Codes(SSIC)

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SECNAV M-5210.2(SSIC Manual)

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What is the standard size for letter-size file folders

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9 by 11 3/4 inches

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What is the standard size for legal-size file folders

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9 by 14 3/4 inches

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What is the name for a file folder where the area used for labeling runs the entire length of the file folder

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Straight cut folder

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What 2 types of reports are contained in the master recurring reports file

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  1. Recurring

2. Situation

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What provides an index of required reports by the dates they are due

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Tickler system

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What is the process of writing the file number (SSIC) an a piece of correspondence to be filed called

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Coding

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What 2 types of filing systems are used in the Navy

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Centralized and Decentralized

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Where are you most likely to find a centralized filing system

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Aboard a ship and at small shore commands, as well as at units that maintain classified material

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What directive contains a list of file folders prescribed for use in the Marine Corps

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MCO 5210.11 Series- Records Management Program

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What are the 4 numerical subject groups in the SSIC

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  1. Major
  2. Primary
  3. Secondary
  4. Tertiary
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What directive defines the security requirements for file cabinets that contain classified material

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Department of the Navy(DON) Information Security Program(ISP) Regulation, SECNAVINST 5510.36

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What type of lock should be used to guard against unauthorized personnel entering a file cabinet that contains classified material

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Combination

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14
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When are correspondence files terminated

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At the end of the Calendar Year (31 December)

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What type of container is the most secure means of stowing classified material

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Vault

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Who establishes standards for security filing cabinets for material classified as confidential or above

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General Services Administration (GSA)

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What is the process of determining the correct subject group and assigning the appropriate SSIC under which to file a piece of correspondence called

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Classifying

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18
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What instruction provides guidance on the retention period for files

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SECNAV M-5210.1 (DON Records Manual)

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Under which SSIC major subject group would you find the SSIC for chaplains and religious affairs

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1000

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What is the secondary subject group SSIC for chaplains and religious affairs

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1730 SSIC

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How is the arbitrary subject group distinguished from the SSIC

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A slant (/) is placed between the SSIC and the arbitrary number or subject(ie 1730/4 lay leaders; and 1730/Command Religious Program)

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What are the 14 major numerical subject groups(SSIC)

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1000 to 13000 series, plus 16000

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SSIC 4000 series

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Logistics

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SSIC 12000 series

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Civilian personnel

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SSIC 2000 series
Telecommunications
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SSIC 3000 series
Operations and Readiness
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SSIC 8000 series
Ordnance material
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SSIC 11000 series
Facilities and Activities ashore
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SSIC 6000 series
Medicine and Dentistry
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SSIC 5000 series
General admin and management
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SSIC 10000 series
General Material
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SSIC 1000 series
Military Personnel
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SSIC 7000 series
Financial Management
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SSIC 9000 series
Ships design and material
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SSIC 16000 series
Coast Guard mission
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SSIC 13000 series
Aeronautical and Astronautical material
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Military Personnel
SSIC 1000 series
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Telecommunications
SSIC 2000 series
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Operations and Readiness
SSIC 3000 series
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Logistics
SSIC 4000 series
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General Admin and management
SSIC 5000 series
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Medicine and Dentistry
SSIC 6000 series
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Financial management
SSIC 7000 series
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Ordnance material
SSIC 8000 series
45
Ships design and material
SSIC 9000 series
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General material
SSIC 10000 series
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Facilities and activities ashore
SSIC 11000 series
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Civilian Personnel
SSIC 12000 series
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Aeronautical and Astronautical material
SSIC 13000 series
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Coast Guard mission
SSIC 16000 series
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SSIC for military inspections
1010
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How are the major subject groups subdivided
Primary Secondary Sometime tertiary
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Primary subjects are designated by what digits
the last three(hundred group)
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What procedure is used when more than one code will apply to the contents of correspondence
Cross-reference the material
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What is the standard form used for cross-referencing
DD form 334, cross reference sheet
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How do you file material that cannot be folded to fit neatly into a file folder
It should be filed separately in a suitable sized container. The location of removed material should then be noted on the basic document or on a cross-reference sheet maintained in the regular file.
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What form is used to indicate that material has been removed from the file
Charge-out record GSA Optional Form 23
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What general correspondence files closed
Annually at the end of the calendar year
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How long should you keep closed files from the previous year in the immediate office before either destroying them or transferring them to a federal records center
1 year
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What card is prepared for each required report to ensure that all reports are submitted in a timely manner
Recurring Reports Card (NAVSO 5213/7) on each report
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SSIC uniforms
1020
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SSIC leave and liberty
1050
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SSIC recruiting
1100 series
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SSIC assignment and distribution
1300 series
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SSIC promotion and advancement
1400 series
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SSIC training and education
1500 series
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SSIC duties and watches
1601
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SSIC decorations, medals and awards
1650
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SSIC enlisted performance
1616
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SSIC officer performance
1611
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SSIC chaplains and religious affairs
1730
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SSIC contracting
4200 series
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SSIC travel and transportation
4600
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SSIC meeting, conferences, conventions, and visits(general)
5050
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SSIC records management
5210
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SSIC correspondence
5216
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SSIC lay leaders
1730/4
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SSIC records disposal
5212
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SSIC auxiliary chaplains
1730/1
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SSIC reports management
5214
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SSIC equal opportunity
5354
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SSIC budgeting
7100 series
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SSIC physical fitness
6100
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SSIC 10700-10799 audiovisual equipment and accessories
10700 series
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What instruction governs the disposal of Navy records
SECNAV M-5210.1 (DON Records Manual)
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What percentage of all DON records are temporary
95%
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What form should be used when transferring records to Federal Records Centers
DD Form 135
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How should you distribute the Records Transmittal and Receipt form that transfers records to a Federal Records Center
2 copies to Federal Records Center, 1 copy for front of box
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What size box should be used to ship records to the Federal Records Center
15x10x12
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How many Federal Records Centers are there in the US
15
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What are the two official methods for disposing of records
1. Local destruction | 2. Transfer to a records center for later destruction