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1. Start by reviewing the document or form that requires the "archival use only" designation. Understand the purpose and requirements for this designation.
2. Look for a specific section or field on the document where you can indicate the archival use only status. It could be a checkbox, a drop-down menu, or a text box.
3. If there is a checkbox, simply tick it to indicate that the document is for archival use only. If there is a drop-down menu, select the option that represents archival use only.
4. If there is a text box, write "archival use only" or any other applicable phrase to clearly indicate the document's restricted usage.
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6. If required, provide any additional information or comments related to the archival use only status in the designated area on the document or in a separate comment section, if provided.

Who needs archival use only:

1. Any organization or institution that needs to restrict access to certain documents or information may require the archival use only designation. This can include government agencies, businesses, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and more.
2. In some cases, certain legal documents or sensitive information that needs to be stored for historical or reference purposes may require the archival use only status.
3. Archivists, record keepers, librarians, and other professionals involved in managing and preserving records or documents often utilize the archival use only designation to ensure proper handling and access restrictions are adhered to.

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What is archival use only?

Archival use only refers to materials or information that is designated for long-term preservation and restricted access.

Who is required to file archival use only?

Any individual or organization can file for archival use only, but it is typically done by institutions or individuals managing historical records.

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To fill out archival use only, you may need to complete a form or provide information about the materials being archived and the restrictions on access.

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The purpose of archival use only is to protect and preserve important historical records for future generations while controlling access to ensure their integrity.

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The information reported on archival use only may include details about the materials being archived, any restrictions on access, and contact information for the individual or organization managing the archives.

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