Blocks 1 and 2: claim number and date
The claim number and the date, at the top right of the form.
GSA3586
Notice of Non-Federal Claims Receivable
GSA Form 3586, Notice of Non-Federal Claims Receivable, is a one-page GSA form. The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA FORM 3586 (8-87), and GSA hosts it in its forms library. GSA's page lists a current revision date of 08/1987 and no authority or regulation.
The form has 11 numbered blocks: a claim number and date, the names and addresses of the parties concerned, the type of claim, the appropriation used for the expense account, an act number, the dollar amount of the claim, and the office establishing the claim with a signature. Block 11 is completed by the office issuing the final opinion. The printed instructions say to prepare an original and one copy, forward the original to the Finance Division for the related fund with a copy of the initial Demand Letter, and retain one copy for the document file.
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The claim number and the date, at the top right of the form.
The names of the parties concerned beside their addresses.
The type of claim, with the examples vehicle damage, property damage and excess costs, the appropriation used for the expense account, the act number if available, and the dollar amount of the claim.
The office establishing the claim and a signature, title and telephone number.
The office issuing the final opinion, the exact amount due in dollars, remarks, and a signature, title and date.
Enter the claim number in block 1 and the date in block 2.
Enter the names of the parties concerned in block 3 and their addresses in block 4.
Enter the type of claim, the appropriation used for the expense account, the act number if available, and the dollar amount in blocks 5 to 8.
Name the office establishing the claim in block 9, then sign and add a title and telephone number in block 10.
The instructions say to prepare an original and one copy, forward the original to the Finance Division for the related fund with a copy of the initial Demand Letter, and retain one copy for the document file.
Block 11 is completed by the office issuing the final opinion, which enters the exact amount due, any remarks, a signature, title and date.
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The instructions say to forward the original to the Finance Division for the related fund, with a copy of the initial Demand Letter. The form prints no address.
The form says to prepare an original and one copy and to retain one copy for the document file.
The footer reads GSA FORM 3586 (8-87). GSA's page lists a current revision date of 08/1987.
The PDF prints no OMB number, privacy statement or authority, and GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
Block 9 names the office establishing the claim, and block 10 holds that office's signature, title and telephone number.
The instructions say the original goes to the Finance Division for the related fund, with a copy of the initial Demand Letter.
Block 11 says it is to be completed by the office issuing the final opinion: its name, the exact amount due, remarks, signature, title and date.
Blocks 3 and 4 list the names and addresses of the parties concerned. The form does not ask them to complete or sign anything.
The form's instructions and signature blocks show these roles. It is an internal GSA record, not a form the parties to the claim file.
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The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA FORM 3586 (8-87). GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form says to forward the original to the Finance Division for the related fund, with a copy of the initial Demand Letter, and to retain one copy for the document file.
Block 5, Type of Claim, gives vehicle damage, property damage and excess costs as examples.
The form says block 11 is to be completed by the office issuing the final opinion. It records that office, the exact amount due, remarks, a signature, title and date.
The PDF prints neither, and GSA's page lists no authority or regulation for it.