Service period and post of duty
The employee's name, the number of months they agree to remain in GSA service from the time of arrival at the post of duty, and the post of duty.
GSA5043
Overseas Employment Transportation Agreement (For Employee Returning to the Same Post of Duty Following Leave)
GSA Form 5043, Overseas Employment Transportation Agreement (For employee returning to the same post of duty following leave), is a one-page General Services Administration (GSA) form, printed as GSA 5043 7/2018. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists HRM 9301.1 as its authority or regulation.
It is a signed statement by a GSA employee serving overseas, not a form the public files. In it the employee agrees to remain in the service of the General Services Administration for a stated number of months from the time of arrival at the post of duty, and enters that post and the place of actual residence in the U.S. at the time of appointment or transfer.
The form sets out what the employee would owe for leave travel and return transportation if they leave before 12 months, or after 12 months but before the full period, unless separated for reasons beyond their control and acceptable to GSA. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The employee's name, the number of months they agree to remain in GSA service from the time of arrival at the post of duty, and the post of duty.
Unless separated for reasons beyond their control and acceptable to GSA, the employee is indebted for transportation and per diem for themselves and transportation of the immediate family for the leave trip and return to the post.
The employee bears the cost of transportation for themselves, family, household goods and personal effects to the place of actual residence. Because a prior agreement was completed, the cost that would have been incurred is applied as a setoff.
The employee bears return transportation costs, offset by the cost of moving household goods, personal effects and any family members who did not accompany the employee home for leave.
Lines for the date, the signature of the employee, and the place of actual residence in the U.S. at the time of appointment or transfer.
The form is one page of agreement text with a few blanks.
Write the name in the blank after "I," in the opening sentence.
Write the period of service in months, counted from the time of arrival at the post of duty.
Enter the overseas post of duty the employee is returning to after leave.
The three paragraphs set out the debt for leaving before 12 months and for leaving after 12 months but before the full period, and how each debt is offset.
The employee dates and signs the form and enters the place of actual residence in the U.S. at the time of appointment or transfer.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF prints no address or routing instructions. GSA's page lists HRM 9301.1 as its authority or regulation.
12 months following return to the overseas post for the leave travel costs, and the full period entered in the first paragraph for return transportation.
Separation for reasons beyond the employee's control and acceptable to GSA.
The one-page PDF prints no Privacy Act statement, OMB number or time estimate.
GSA5044
6 fields, 1 page
GSA5042
32 fields, 4 pages
GSA5040
51 fields, 4 pages
GSA5047
52 fields, 4 pages
GSA5041
9 fields, 1 page
The subtitle says the form is for an employee returning to the same post of duty following leave.
It opens "I, ___, hereby agree to remain in the service of the General Services Administration." The employee signs and dates it. The form prints no other signature line.
The form says the employee completed an agreed period of service under a prior agreement, and that the cost of the return travel it was entitled to is applied as a setoff against any debt.
The agreement is with GSA. Its exception covers separation for reasons beyond the employee's control and acceptable to GSA.
The form is written in the first person by the employee.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA5043.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The form is printed by the General Services Administration as GSA 5043 7/2018. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists HRM 9301.1 as its authority or regulation.
Its subtitle says it is for an employee returning to the same post of duty following leave. The employee agrees to remain in GSA service for a stated number of months from arrival at that post.
The form says that, unless separated for reasons beyond their control and acceptable to GSA, the employee is indebted for transportation and per diem for themselves and transportation of the immediate family for the leave trip and return, and bears the cost of return to the place of actual residence, less a setoff.
The form says the employee bears the cost of return transportation, offset by an amount equal to the cost of moving household goods, personal effects and any family members who did not accompany the employee home for leave.
GSA Form 5044 is for an employee returning to a different post of duty following leave. Its debt terms also cover family members who traveled between posts and household goods moved from the former post to the current one.
Only the employee. The form has lines for the date, the signature of the employee and the place of actual residence in the U.S. at the time of appointment or transfer.