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Employee's name, effective date of separation, last active date if different, supervisor's name, office or division, organization code and reason for departure.
GSA1655
Pre-Exit Clearance Checklist
GSA Form 1655, Pre-Exit Clearance Checklist, is a General Services Administration form, Rev. 8/2026 (printed GSA 1655 (REV. 8/2026)), and GSA hosts it in its forms library. GSA's page lists HRM 7800.14B as its authority or regulation, and the form's instructions point to HRM 7800.14, Pre-Exit Clearance Guidance and Procedures for all Separations.
The form says the checklist applies to all permanent and temporary GSA Federal employees departing GSA due to resignation, retirement, or transfer to another agency. Page 1 records the employee, supervisor, office, separation dates and reason for departure. Pages 2 and 3 list 32 items, 16 process and financial obligation items and 16 property return items, each marked Completed (Initial/Date) or N/A. Page 4 holds additional information and the employee and supervisor certifications, and pages 5 to 7 give instructions for each item.
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Employee's name, effective date of separation, last active date if different, supervisor's name, office or division, organization code and reason for departure.
Travel vouchers and advances, transit benefits, child care, fitness center, contracting officer's warrant, service agreements, advance leave, leave transfer, Health Unit, parking, IT offboarding ticket, file access, voice mail and government cell phone.
IT equipment, official passport, purchase card documents, travel charge card, GETS and COOP materials, other equipment, non-IT and telework items, office files, controlled-area access, office keys, security clearance debriefing and PIV card.
Any indebtedness to the Government from an incomplete clearance, the performance plan close-out in HR Links, a records transfer meeting and the home address in HR Links.
Additional information for unresolved items, the employee's certification and signature, a note on GSA's confidential exit survey, and the supervisor's certification and signature.
One instruction per item, naming the office or mailbox to contact and when the supervisor notifies the Payroll Services Branch to hold the final paycheck.
The form says departing employees should begin the process at least ten (10) business days before their separation date, first reviewing the Offboarding InSite page for notification instructions.
Enter the employee, separation dates, supervisor, office or division, organization code and reason for departure.
The form says each item is marked as appropriate if applicable, on or before the last day of employment, with an initial and date under Completed or a mark under N/A.
Pages 5 to 7 say whom to contact for each item, such as the IT Service Desk on (866) 450-5250 for equipment pickup or the Personnel Security Office for a clearance debriefing.
The Additional Information section asks for a justification for items that were not resolved. The form says the supervisor documents the reason if an item is not complete before the employee departs.
The employee and the supervisor (or designee) sign and date their certifications. The losing organization keeps an electronic copy for not less than one year from the date of certification.
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The form says to send questions to [email protected].
The form says all offices report pre-exit and separation anomalies, like failure to return Government furnished equipment and personal property, to the Insider Threat Program at [email protected].
For offsite employees, the instructions give this address: U.S. General Services Administration, GSA Office of Mission Assurance, ATTN: HSPD-12 Branch (DBB), 1800 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20405.
In the employee certification, the employee states an understanding that failure to return all property could lead to a claim of Indebtedness to the Government, including the withholding of the final paycheck.
The form says each losing organization retains an electronic copy of the certified GSA 1655 and supporting information until no longer needed, but not less than one year from the date of certification.
Page 4 asks departing employees to take 5 minutes to complete GSA's confidential exit survey.
The form says it applies to all permanent and temporary GSA Federal employees leaving GSA due to resignation, retirement, or transfer to another agency.
The form says the supervisor and employee are responsible for ensuring the applicable items are completed, and the supervisor documents the reason if an item is not complete before the employee departs.
The form says the supervisor and employee certify with electronic signatures that all government property has been returned and all outstanding financial obligations have been resolved. The supervisor line also allows a designee.
The form says each losing organization retains an electronic copy of the certified GSA 1655 and supporting information for not less than one year from the date of certification.
The instructions name offices such as the Payroll Services Branch (BGC), GSA IT, the Insider Threat Program and the Personnel Security Office for specific items.
The instructions on page 1 describe these roles. The form is for GSA's own employees, not the public.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA1655.
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The form says it applies to all permanent and temporary GSA Federal employees departing GSA due to resignation, retirement, or transfer to another agency, together with their supervisor.
The form says departing employees should begin at least ten (10) business days before their separation date, and that lack of advance notice does not remove the responsibility to complete the applicable items.
The form says the supervisor documents the reason on the form, and the Additional Information section asks for a justification for items that were not resolved.
The instructions say to mail it to the GSA Office of Mission Assurance, ATTN: HSPD-12 Branch (DBB), 1800 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20405, or to place it in the box with the IT equipment.
The form says each losing organization retains an electronic copy of the certified GSA 1655, with supporting information, for not less than one year from the date of certification.
The form says to send questions to [email protected].
For several items, the instructions say the supervisor notifies the Payroll Services Branch (BGC) at [email protected] to put a hold on the final paycheck, and some items are also reported to the Insider Threat Program.