Privacy Act and SSN statements
A Privacy Act statement under Public Law 93-579 and a statement on disclosure of the Social Security number under Section 7(b) of that law.
GSA5004
Security Inquiry Transmittal
GSA Form 5004, Security Inquiry Transmittal, is a General Services Administration form, printed GSA 5004 10/2014. GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The Privacy Act statement says the information is requested to process a security clearance for the position with the Federal government for which the candidate has been selected. The form lists the documents attached, the investigation type, candidate information, position and accounting information, and the names of the hiring manager, administrative point of contact and human resources specialist.
The form says that upon completion it goes by e-mail to [email protected] or by fax to 202-708-5377, and it prints a mailing address for USPS, FedEx or UPS. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

A Privacy Act statement under Public Law 93-579 and a statement on disclosure of the Social Security number under Section 7(b) of that law.

Checkboxes for a resume, position description, OF 306, GSA 3648 or GSA 1380, a letter of justification for Secret or Top Secret clearance, GSA 3665, SF 87 fingerprint cards, and SF 85, SF 85P or SF 86 via e-QIP.

Low Risk NACI, Moderate risk MBI, High Risk BI, National Security SECRET, National Security TOP SECRET, or Intern/Volunteer/Student (6 months or less) Fingerprint Only.

Name, Social Security number, e-mail address, date and place of birth, citizenship status, job status, and an explanation and length of employment for an Other job status.

Agency sub element code, correspondence symbol, personnel office ID, position title, occupational series, pay plan and grade, duty station, region, funds manager, accounting data, TAS, date the tentative job offer was accepted and proposed entry on duty date.
On the back: hiring manager, administrative point of contact and human resources specialist, then space for remarks and additional information.
Mark each document sent with the form. Several are marked if applicable, such as the position description, the justification letter and SF 87 fingerprint cards, 2 sets.
Check one of the six investigation types, from Low Risk NACI to National Security TOP SECRET or Fingerprint Only.
Fill in the Candidate Information section. For an Other job status, the form asks for an explanation and length of employment.
Fill in the Position Information section, including the funds manager, ACT number or accounting data and TAS.
List the hiring manager, administrative point of contact and human resources specialist on the back, and any remarks.
The form says to submit it via e-mail to [email protected] or fax to 202-708-5377 upon completion.
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Upon completion, the form says to submit it via e-mail to [email protected] or fax to 202-708-5377.
For USPS, FedEx or UPS: General Services Administration, Commissions and Boards Services, Mail Code: CPW, Room 1049, 301 7th St SW, Washington DC 20407-0001.
Next to SF 87, the form says to schedule a fingerprint appointment by e-mailing [email protected].
The checklist lists SF 85, SF 85P, Questionnaire for Public Trust Positions, and SF 86, Questionnaire for National Security Positions, as applicable, via e-QIP.
The Privacy Act statement says the information is mandatory to process the security clearance and will be used exclusively for that purpose, and that failure to provide all of it will jeopardize employment with the Federal government.
OF306
40 fields, 3 pages
GSA3648
26 fields, 1 page
GSA1380
31 fields, 1 page
GSA3665
7 fields, 1 page
SF85P
4,128 fields, 95 pages
SF86
6,197 fields, 136 pages
The Privacy Act statement addresses a person selected for a federal position whose security clearance is being processed. The Candidate Information section holds their name, SSN, birth details, citizenship and job status.
The Contact Information section asks for the hiring manager's name, e-mail address and telephone number.
The same section has rows for an administrative point of contact and a human resources specialist, each with e-mail and telephone.
Position Information asks for the funds manager's name and telephone number, with ACT number or accounting data and the Treasury Account Symbol (TAS).
The form is sent to [email protected], and its mailing address is General Services Administration, Commissions and Boards Services.
The form does not say who fills in each section. It names these people and offices.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA5004.
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It is a General Services Administration form, printed GSA 5004 10/2014. GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form says to submit it via e-mail to [email protected] or fax to 202-708-5377. For USPS, FedEx or UPS, it lists General Services Administration, Commissions and Boards Services, 301 7th St SW, Washington DC 20407-0001.
A resume, position description if applicable, OF 306, GSA 3648 or GSA 1380, a letter of justification for Secret or Top Secret clearance if applicable, GSA 3665, SF 87 fingerprint cards if applicable, and SF 85, SF 85P or SF 86 via e-QIP.
Low Risk NACI, Moderate risk MBI, High Risk BI, National Security SECRET, National Security TOP SECRET, and Intern/Volunteer/Student (6 months or less) Fingerprint Only.
The form says disclosure of the SSN is mandatory, that its solicitation by the Office of Personnel Management is authorized by Executive Order 9397, and that it is used as an identifier because many people share names and birth dates.
Next to the SF 87 fingerprint cards item, the form says to schedule a fingerprint appointment by e-mailing [email protected].