Purpose statement and addressee
A statement that the person identified has been appointed to or applied for the position shown, and that the answers help determine suitability for Federal employment, followed by the ADDRESSEE block.
GSA3650
Inquiry for US Government Use Only (Educational Inquiry)
GSA Form 3650, Inquiry for United States Government Use Only (Educational Inquiry), is a one-page GSA form. The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA Form 3650 (Rev. 8/94), and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form says the person identified on it has been appointed to or is an applicant for the position shown, and asks the addressee to answer all questions as fully and specifically as possible to help determine whether this person is suitable for Federal employment. It lists the attendance claimed in a day school, evening school, extension school, industry training program or other program, with from and to dates. The addressee then says whether the claimed dates are correct, gives the date and place of birth shown on school records, and says whether the person graduated and received a diploma or degree. The certification says the person being investigated has given written consent, with a copy attached.
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A statement that the person identified has been appointed to or applied for the position shown, and that the answers help determine suitability for Federal employment, followed by the ADDRESSEE block.
The certification of written consent, a statement that the inquiry is in full compliance with the Privacy Act of 1974, and a note that a delay in returning the form could prolong a decision.

The block naming the person being investigated, beside a note to use the form when replying or show the case number in a letter reply. A postage-free envelope is enclosed.
Day school, evening school, extension school, industry training program or other (specify), each with from and to dates.
Whether the claimed dates of attendance are correct and, if not, the correct dates; the date and place of birth shown on school records; whether the person graduated and received a diploma, and the degree and date conferred.
Under PLEASE SIGN YOUR NAME BELOW, the addressee enters the date, signature and title. The form says more space can be continued on a separate sheet of paper.
The form is one page with these blocks.
Compare the type of school or program and the from and to dates listed under Attendance is claimed in your with the school's records.
Check Yes or No for whether the claimed dates of attendance are correct. If the answer is No, the form asks for the correct dates.
Enter the date and place of birth as shown on school records.
Check whether the person graduated and received a diploma. If Yes, give the degree and the date it was conferred. The form says to continue on a separate sheet if more space is needed.
Fill in the date, signature and title boxes at the bottom of the form.
The form says to use it when replying, or to show the case number if the reply is a letter, and that a postage-free envelope is enclosed for the reply.
These steps follow the addressee section of the form.
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The PDF prints no mailing address. It says a postage-free envelope is enclosed for the reply and asks the addressee to reply promptly.
The form asks that a reply by letter show the case number.
The certification says the person being investigated has given written consent for this investigative inquiry, and a copy of the written consent is attached.
The form says the information provided, including the addressee's identity, will be disclosed to the person being investigated on request, unless the addressee asks that their identity be kept confidential.
The form says the inquiry is in full compliance with the Privacy Act of 1974 and other laws protecting the civil rights of the person being investigated. It prints no OMB number or burden estimate.
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The section headed TO BE COMPLETED BY ADDRESSEE ON THIS INQUIRY holds items 1 to 3. The addressee answers them and fills in the date, signature and title.
The person who has been appointed to or is an applicant for the position shown. The certification says this person has given written consent for the inquiry, and a copy of the consent is attached.
The blocks above the addressee section name the addressee, the applicant or appointee and the attendance claimed, with from and to dates. The footer names the General Services Administration.
The form says the information provided, including the addressee's identity, will be disclosed to the person being investigated on request, unless the addressee asks that their identity be kept confidential.
The form is addressed to the school or program where attendance is claimed, and the addressee answers the bottom section.
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The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA Form 3650 (Rev. 8/94). GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The addressee. The section headed TO BE COMPLETED BY ADDRESSEE ON THIS INQUIRY holds items 1 to 3, followed by the date, signature and title.
The certification says the person being investigated has given written consent for this investigative inquiry, and that a copy of the written consent is attached.
The form says the information provided, including the addressee's identity, will be disclosed to that person on request, unless the addressee asks that their identity be kept confidential.
Item 1 asks whether the claimed dates of attendance are correct. If the answer is No, the form asks for the correct dates.
The form says to use it when replying, or to show the case number in a reply by letter. It says a postage-free envelope is enclosed and prints no mailing address.