Employee details
Employee name, e-mail address, date requested, division, telephone number, department and room number.
GSA3698
Employee Requesting Evacuation Assistance
GSA Form 3698, Employee Requesting Evacuation Assistance, is a one-page General Services Administration form, GSA 3698 (10/2009). GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The employee lists their name, e-mail address, date requested, division, telephone number, department and room number, then signs a statement asking that GSA provide assistance in exiting the building in the event of an emergency or evacuation. The statement says the employee may but is not required to explain why they are requesting assistance or divulge any medical condition, and that the information will be confidential and used to determine how best to assist them.
An immediate supervisor approves and signs, and the form says it should be forwarded to the Security Division, which keeps a block for its own use. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Employee name, e-mail address, date requested, division, telephone number, department and room number.
A printed paragraph asking GSA for assistance in exiting the building in an emergency or evacuation, with the note that explaining the reason or any medical condition is not required.

The employee signs and dates the request.
Approved by, for the immediate supervisor, and the Supervisor's Signature line, each with a date.

Date received, received by and special notes, filled in by the Security Division.
The form is a single page with these blocks.
Enter the name, e-mail address, date requested, division, telephone number, department and room number.
The statement says the employee may but is not required to explain why assistance is requested or divulge any medical condition.
The employee signs the Employee's Signature line and adds the date.
The immediate supervisor completes the Approved by line and the Supervisor's Signature line, each with a date.
The form says it should be forwarded to the Security Division, which fills in its own block.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form says it should be forwarded to the Security Division. It prints no address.
The statement says the employee may but is not required to explain why assistance is requested or divulge any medical condition.
The statement says information provided with the request will be confidential and used to determine how best to assist the employee in the event of an emergency or evacuation.
No OMB number, time estimate or deadline. GSA's page lists the current revision date as 10/2009 and no authority or regulation.
The employee fills in their details and signs the statement requesting that GSA provide assistance in exiting the building in the event of an emergency or evacuation.
The Approved by line is labeled Immediate Supervisor and has its own date.
A separate Supervisor's Signature line, also dated, follows the approval line.
The form says it should be forwarded to the Security Division. The Security Division Use Only block records the date received, who received it and special notes.
The form prints a line or block for each person who completes, approves and receives it.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA3698.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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It is a General Services Administration form. The footer reads GSA 3698 (10/2009), and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The statement says the employee may but is not required to explain why assistance is requested or divulge any medical condition.
The Approved by line is labeled Immediate Supervisor. The supervisor also signs the Supervisor's Signature line, and both lines are dated.
The form says it should be forwarded to the Security Division. That office records the date received, who received it and any special notes.
The statement says information provided with the request will be confidential and used to determine how best to assist the employee in the event of an emergency or evacuation.