GSA3694

Request for Waiver of Dual Compensation (Salary Offset) Other Unusual Circumstances

Agency
GSA
Revision
Rev. 4/2009
Fillable fields
19
Pages
2
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GSA form page
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GSA Form 3694: Waiver of Dual Compensation (Salary Offset) Other Unusual Circumstances

GSA Form 3694, Request for Waiver of Dual Compensation (Salary Offset) Other Unusual Circumstances, is a two-page General Services Administration form, Rev. 4/2009. A requesting organization uses it to ask for a dual compensation reduction (salary offset) waiver to reemploy an annuitant for work needed as a result of an unusual circumstance, under the criteria in 5 CFR 553.201 (f), "Requests based on other unusual circumstances."

The form opens with a fill-in statement naming the requestor, the reemployed annuitant, the requesting organization, the unusual circumstance, the appointing authority and the position by title, series and grade. Four numbered parts follow: the unusual circumstance, its relationship to the agency's mission, why it could not be avoided, and the need for the individual's services. The form prints no signature block, no approving official and no filing address.

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What's on GSA Form 3694

Opening request statement

The requestor, the reemployed annuitant, the requesting organization, the unusual circumstance for which the individual's services are needed, the appointing authority, and the position title, series and grade.

(1) The unusual circumstance

What the unusual circumstance is, when it first occurred, and how long it is expected to last.

(2) Relationship to the agency's mission

How the waiver request directly supports the agency's mission.

(3) Why it could not be avoided

How or why the unusual circumstance could not have been avoided, anticipated or addressed prior to the waiver request.

(4) Need for the individual's services

The knowledge, skills and abilities that make the annuitant uniquely qualified, or a showing that the number of positions to be filled or the time sensitivity of the work justifies the appointment without further delay.

How to complete GSA Form 3694

  1. 1

    Fill in the opening statement

    Enter the requestor's name, the reemployed annuitant and the requesting organization, then describe the unusual circumstance for which the individual's services are needed.

  2. 2

    Name the appointment

    Enter the appointing authority that will be used to reemploy the annuitant, and the position title, series and grade.

  3. 3

    Describe the circumstance and the mission

    Complete parts 1 and 2: the unusual circumstance, when it first occurred and how long it is expected to last, and how the request directly supports the agency's mission.

  4. 4

    Explain why it could not be avoided

    In part 3, describe how or why the circumstance could not have been avoided, anticipated or addressed before the waiver request.

  5. 5

    Show the need for the individual

    In part 4, describe the annuitant's knowledge, skills and abilities, or the number of positions or time sensitivity that justifies the appointment without further delay.

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Where it goes and what the form says

Where it goes

The PDF prints no filing address, signature block or approving official. GSA's page lists no authority or regulation for this form.

Regulation named on the form

5 CFR 553.201 (f), "Requests based on other unusual circumstances." The form says the criteria for approving a waiver are met and supported by the information in its four numbered parts.

Companion form

GSA Form 3693 is the request for the same waiver under 5 CFR 553.201 (e), "Requests based on the need to retain an individual."

Who prepares GSA Form 3694?

  • The requestor

    The first line asks for the name of the requestor, who requests the dual compensation reduction (salary offset) waiver.

  • The requesting organization

    The organization that will appoint the annuitant is named throughout the form and is the one requesting the waiver under 5 CFR 553.201 (f).

  • The reemployed annuitant

    The person the waiver is for. The form asks for the appointing authority that will be used to reemploy the annuitant and the position title, series and grade.

  • Work tied to an unusual circumstance

    The waiver covers work needed as a result of an unusual circumstance, which the form asks the requestor to describe in the opening statement and in part 1.

The form is written as a request from an official and an organization on behalf of a reemployed annuitant.

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Questions about Form GSA3694

Who fills out GSA Form 3694?

The form is written as a request from a named requestor and a requesting organization for a dual compensation reduction (salary offset) waiver for a reemployed annuitant.

What regulation does the form cite?

5 CFR 553.201 (f), "Requests based on other unusual circumstances."

What does the form ask about the unusual circumstance?

Part 1 asks what it is, when it first occurred and how long it is expected to last. Part 3 asks how or why it could not have been avoided, anticipated or addressed prior to the waiver request.

Does part 4 have to be about the annuitant's qualifications?

Part 4 asks for the knowledge, skills and abilities that make the annuitant uniquely qualified, or to demonstrate that the number of positions to be filled or the time sensitivity of the work justifies making the appointment without further delay.

How is it different from GSA Form 3693?

GSA Form 3694 cites 5 CFR 553.201 (f), other unusual circumstances. GSA Form 3693 cites 5 CFR 553.201 (e), the need to retain an individual for a specific project.

Where is GSA Form 3694 sent?

The PDF prints no filing address, signature block or approving official.