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Transmittal No. 27 January 2017General Records Schedule 5.5Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about GRS 5.5, Mail, Printing, and Telecommunication Service Management Records January 2017 INTRODUCTION 1.

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1. First, gather all the necessary information and documents related to the records you need to fill out on general records schedule 5.
2. Read the instructions and guidelines provided with general records schedule 5 to familiarize yourself with the process.
3. Start filling out the schedule by entering the relevant identification information for the records, such as their title and description.
4. Next, determine the appropriate disposition authorities for each record category and enter them accordingly.
5. Provide any additional details or information requested, such as the range of dates covered by the records or any special considerations.
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7. Make any necessary corrections or adjustments before finalizing the schedule.
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1. Government agencies and departments that handle and maintain records of various types and categories.
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3. Archival institutions or libraries that preserve and manage records on behalf of other individuals or organizations.
4. Records managers or professionals responsible for organizing and overseeing record-keeping processes within an organization.
5. Individuals or entities seeking guidance on record-keeping and retention practices to ensure compliance and efficient management.

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General Records Schedule 5 is the set of guidelines provided by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for managing specific types of records in federal agencies.

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Federal agencies are required to file general records schedule 5 in order to properly manage and retain their records.

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General records schedule 5 can be filled out by following the instructions provided by NARA, which include identifying the type of records being managed and the appropriate retention and disposal schedule.

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The purpose of general records schedule 5 is to provide federal agencies with guidance on how to properly manage their records in accordance with legal and administrative requirements.

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General records schedule 5 requires information about the type of records being managed, the retention and disposal schedule, and any relevant legal or administrative requirements.