Items 1 to 8: contact details
Name (Nombre), date of birth, telephone, email address, street address, city, state and ZIP code (Código Postal).
OF301-S
Volunteer Service Application - Natural and Cultural Resources (Spanish)
Optional Form 301-S (OF 301-S), Solicitud de Servicio Voluntario - Recursos Naturales y Culturales, is the Spanish-language version of the volunteer service application. GSA's page lists it as Volunteer Service Application - Natural and Cultural Resources (Spanish), and the form's footer reads OF301-S (Spanish OF 301) (REV. 10/2021). The footer names USDOI, USDA, USDOC and USDOD, and the header prints OMB control number 1093-0006 with an expiration date (Fecha de vencimiento) of 31/10/2024. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
The form, in Spanish, says this optional application helps federal land and water management agencies identify interested and qualified candidates for available volunteer positions, and that applications are submitted and processed locally for each position. It has the same 24 numbered items as OF 301: contact details, interests, skills, languages, availability, location and lodging. It says a volunteer who commits to a specific activity completes an OF-301a Volunteer Service Agreement.
The burden statement estimates an average of 15 minutes per response. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Name (Nombre), date of birth, telephone, email address, street address, city, state and ZIP code (Código Postal).
Checklists of general volunteer categories, such as archaeology (Arqueología) and trail maintenance, then qualifications and skills, then languages you are proficient in. Each list has an Otros box to specify.
Qualifications for a specific volunteer interest, U.S. citizenship or permanent residence, earlier volunteer work with a contact name, and whether you would like to supervise other volunteers.
Your objectives for volunteering (Opcional), any physical limitations that may affect your volunteer activities, the months you are available, hours per week and days of the week.
States or locations where you would like to volunteer, whether you will find your own lodging or need help finding it, consent to forward the application, and how you heard about the opportunity.
The second page carries a burden statement, a notice to volunteers (Aviso a los Voluntarios) and a Privacy Act statement, followed by the signature (Firma) and date (Fecha).
The form has 24 numbered items over two pages, all in Spanish.
The form says to mark the boxes with an X (Marque con una X) and to type or print all responses.
Items 9, 10, 11, 18a, 18c and 22 say to check all that apply (Marque todas las que correspondan). Use the Otros boxes to specify anything the lists do not name.
Item 12 is for qualifications that apply to a specific interest. If you have volunteered before, item 14b asks for the organization, a contact name and phone number or email address, and a short description of what you did.
Item 17 asks for physical limitations that may affect your volunteer activities. Items 18a to 18c ask for the months, hours per week and days you are available.
The form says that by signing, the volunteer understands they may be subject to a reference check, a background check and/or a criminal background inquiry. Sign item 23 and date item 24.
The PDF gives no mailing address. It says applications are submitted and processed locally for each position.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF gives no filing address. It says applications are submitted and processed locally for each position.
The burden statement estimates an average of 15 minutes per response, including time to review the instructions and gather the data.
The form says volunteers are NOT considered federal employees unless the law provides otherwise, and that volunteer service does not count toward leave accrual or any other benefit but is creditable work experience.
Collection and use are covered by Privacy Act System of Records INTERIOR/DOI-05 and OPM/GOVT-1, under 5 USC 552a. The form says completing it is voluntary, but not providing the information will prevent participation in the program.
The form says to contact the volunteer program you are applying to for alternative means of communication. Section 508 complaints go to the DOI Section 508 Program at [email protected] or (202) 208-1530.
OF301
120 fields, 2 pages
OF301A-S
72 fields, 2 pages
OF301A
66 fields, 2 pages
OF301B-S
158 fields, 2 pages
OF301-M
118 fields, 2 pages
People interested in an available volunteer position with a federal land or water management agency fill in the application, then sign item 23 (Firma) and date item 24 (Fecha).
The form says applications are submitted and processed locally for each position. It says people with disabilities who need other means of communication should contact the volunteer program they are applying to.
Item 21 asks whether your application may be forwarded to other federal offices or agencies if no opportunity exists at the location you applied to and there are known alternatives suited to your interests.
Item 13 asks whether you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. If you are not, it asks you to list your visa type if applicable.
The form says a volunteer who commits to a specific volunteer activity completes an OF-301a Volunteer Service Agreement (Acuerdo de Servicio Voluntario).
The form, in Spanish, describes who fills it in and where it goes.
The agency’s own page for Form OF301-S.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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Its footer labels it Spanish OF 301, and it has the same 24 numbered items, the same OMB control number 1093-0006 and the same revision, 10/2021, written in Spanish.
The form's footer names USDOI, USDA, USDOC and USDOD, and the burden statement names the same four departments. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
The PDF gives no address. It says applications are submitted and processed locally for each position.
The form says volunteers are NOT considered federal employees unless the law provides otherwise. It says volunteer service does not count toward leave accrual or other benefits, but is creditable work experience.
The form says a volunteer who commits to a specific volunteer activity completes an OF-301a Volunteer Service Agreement. GSA's forms library hosts a Spanish version of that agreement, OF 301A-S.
The burden statement estimates an average of 15 minutes per response, including time to review the instructions and gather the data.