OF23

Chargeout Record

Agency
GSA
Revision
Rev. February 1962
Fillable fields
45
Pages
1
Official source
GSA form page
Checked
October 20, 2026
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Optional Form 23 (OF 23): Chargeout Record

Optional Form 23 (OF 23), Chargeout Record, is a one-page sheet headed OUT for logging records that are charged out. Its footer cites GSA Circular No. 259, and GSA hosts it in its forms library. The edition printed on the form is FEB 1962, which matches the current revision date of 02/1962 on GSA's page.

Each row has three columns: Identification of Record (Number, Title and/or Subject, Date of File or Document), Charged To (Person & Office) and Date Charged Out. The lower half repeats the same columns printed upside down, with a second OUT heading at the bottom edge. The title band also prints the stock number NSN: 7540-00-823-8130.

The form prints no instructions, signature line or routing. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

What's on OF 23

OUT heading

A large OUT printed at the top edge, and again upside down at the bottom edge.

Identification of Record

The record's number, title and/or subject, and the date of the file or document.

Charged To

The person and office the record is charged to.

Date Charged Out

The date the record was charged out.

Inverted lower half

Below the title band, the same three columns repeat printed upside down.

Title band and footer

CHARGEOUT RECORD with 5023-101, OPTIONAL FORM 23, FEB 1962, GSA Circular No. 259 and NSN: 7540-00-823-8130.

How to fill in OF 23

  1. 1

    Identify the record

    In the first column, enter the record's number, title and/or subject, and the date of the file or document.

  2. 2

    Name who has it

    In Charged To, enter the person and the office the record is charged to.

  3. 3

    Date the chargeout

    Enter the date in the Date Charged Out column.

  4. 4

    Use the next row

    Each row holds one chargeout. The lower half offers more rows with the same columns, printed upside down.

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Where it goes

The PDF gives no filing address, routing or instructions for where the record is kept.

Reference

The footer cites GSA Circular No. 259. GSA's page lists GSA Circular 259 as the authority or regulation.

Edition and stock number

The footer prints FEB 1962, and the title band prints 5023-101 and NSN: 7540-00-823-8130.

Notices

The PDF prints no OMB number, burden estimate or privacy notice.

Who uses OF 23?

  • Not named on the form

    There is no signature, approval or routing line, and no instruction says which person or office completes the record.

  • The person a record is charged to

    The Charged To column asks for the person a record is charged to.

  • That person's office

    The same column asks for the office as well, printed as (Person & Office).

  • Reference cited on the form

    The footer prints GSA Circular No. 259, and GSA's page lists GSA Circular 259 as its authority or regulation.

The form prints no instructions, so it does not say who fills it in or keeps it. Its columns name the parties to each chargeout.

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Questions about Form OF23

What does OF 23 record?

Each row identifies a record by number, title and/or subject and the date of the file or document, names the person and office it is charged to, and gives the date charged out.

Who fills out OF 23?

The form does not say. It prints no instructions, signature line or routing.

Why is half of OF 23 upside down?

The lower half repeats the same three columns printed upside down, with a second OUT heading at the bottom edge. The form prints no note explaining the layout.

Which edition of OF 23 is this?

The footer prints FEB 1962. GSA's page lists a current revision date of 02/1962 and cites GSA Circular 259.