Part I: administrative data
Employee name (Last, First, Middle Initial), office symbol, date, and the performance period from and to in MM/DD/YYYY.
GSA3683A
Performance Appraisal – Associate (Employee) Self-Assessment Summary - AFGE Bargaining Employees
GSA Form 3683A, Performance Appraisal, Associate (Employee) Self-Assessment Summary, is a U.S. General Services Administration form for American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Bargaining Unit Employees, as its header says. Its footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, GSA 3683A 1/2018, and GSA's page lists HRM 9430.2 as its authority or regulation. GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form says employees should complete and submit it to their rating official for consideration in completing the annual performance appraisal. It is an internal GSA personnel form, not a form the public files. The summary covers accomplishments from the date the performance plan was communicated or signed to the end of the performance-rating period.
The form has three parts: administrative data, instructions, and accomplishments, followed by the employee's signature and date. Its specific guidelines refer to Article 12, Section 3C, of the GSA-AFGE National Agreement. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.


Employee name (Last, First, Middle Initial), office symbol, date, and the performance period from and to in MM/DD/YYYY.

General guidelines on what the summary covers and how to write it, and specific guidelines on listing accomplishments, training, recognition and training requests, with a reference to Article 12, Section 3C, of the GSA-AFGE National Agreement.
In bullet format, the most important accomplishments achieved during the performance period that apply directly to the position.
Other accomplishments achieved during the performance period.
Any training or developmental needs or opportunities for the coming year.

The employee's signature and date at the bottom of the page.
The form is one page.
Enter your name (Last, First, Middle Initial), office symbol and the date, and the performance period from and to in MM/DD/YYYY.
The form says to summarize each outcome and expectation separately and to write the summary in the past tense, based on accomplishments during the performance period.
List major accomplishments in bullet form as they relate to each critical element and the expectations detailed in the performance plan.
The form says you may also list training and developmental accomplishments, including seminars and/or conferences, any recognition received, recommended areas for future development, and specific training requests, in accordance with Article 12, Section 3C, of the GSA-AFGE National Agreement.
Identify any training or developmental needs or opportunities for the coming year. Each box says to attach additional pages as necessary.
Sign and date the form, then submit it to your rating official, as the general guidelines say.
These steps follow the guidelines printed in Part II of the form.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
To the employee's rating official, for consideration in completing the annual performance appraisal. The PDF gives no address.
The form says the summary should represent accomplishments from the date the performance plan was communicated/signed to the end of the performance-rating period.
Each of the three accomplishment boxes says to attach additional pages as necessary.
The specific guidelines refer to Article 12, Section 3C, of the GSA-AFGE National Agreement.
GSA's page lists HRM 9430.2 as the authority or regulation. The PDF prints no OMB number or Privacy Act notice.
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The header names American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Bargaining Unit Employees. The form says employees should complete and submit it, and the employee signs and dates it at the bottom.
The form goes to the employee's rating official for consideration in completing the annual performance appraisal.
Part I asks for the performance period from and to. The form says to base the summary on accomplishments during the performance period.
The form says to list major accomplishments as they relate to each critical element and the expectations detailed in the performance plan.
The specific guidelines say training, recognition, development areas and training requests may be listed, if desired, in accordance with Article 12, Section 3C, of the GSA-AFGE National Agreement.
Part II of the form names who completes it and who receives it.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA3683A.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The form's footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, GSA 3683A 1/2018, and GSA's page lists HRM 9430.2 as its authority or regulation. GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The header names American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Bargaining Unit Employees. Its specific guidelines refer to Article 12, Section 3C, of the GSA-AFGE National Agreement.
The form says employees should submit it to their rating official for consideration in completing the annual performance appraisal.
The form says it should represent accomplishments from the date the performance plan was communicated/signed to the end of the performance-rating period. Part I records the period in MM/DD/YYYY.
The form asks for major accomplishments in bullet form, as they relate to each critical element and the expectations in the performance plan. It also says to write the summary in the past tense.
Yes. The form says you may list training and developmental accomplishments, recognition received, recommended areas for future development and specific training requests, if desired.
Each of the three accomplishment boxes says to attach additional pages as necessary.