Voucher, schedule and claim numbers
Voucher No., Schedule No. and Claim No. at the top right, with a Paid By box below them.
SF1145
Voucher for Payment Under Federal Tort Claims Act
Standard Form 1145 (SF 1145), Voucher for Payment Under Federal Tort Claims Act, is a Department of the Treasury form, printed as Standard Form 1145 (EG), Revised 1/92, with the reference 1 TFM 4-2000. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
The voucher records a payment by the United States on a claim under the Federal Tort Claims Act: the department, bureau or establishment, the payee and address, the amount claimed, the date the claim accrued, and the amount of award, compromise, or settlement. It then carries three signature blocks: the claimants' acceptance, approval by the head of the Federal agency or an authorized designee under 28 U.S.C. 2673, and certification by an authorized certifying officer. Each block is marked SIGN ORIGINAL ONLY.
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Voucher No., Schedule No. and Claim No. at the top right, with a Paid By box below them.
The U.S. department, bureau, or establishment, the place and date the voucher was prepared, and the payee(s) with their address.
Amount claimed, the date the claim accrued, the amount of award, compromise, or settlement, and a brief description of the claim, with attachments for further detail.

Printed text in which the claimant(s) and beneficiaries accept the award, compromise, or settlement as final and conclusive, with a date and two claimant signature lines.
Approval by the head of the Federal agency or authorized designee, and the certifying officer's certification that the voucher is correct and proper for payment, each with an amount, date and title.
An accounting classification block and a Paid by Check No. line at the bottom.
Fill in the voucher, schedule and claim numbers, the department, bureau or establishment, and the place and date the voucher was prepared.
Enter the payee(s) after The United States, Dr., To, and their address.
Enter the amount claimed, the date the claim accrued, the amount of award, compromise, or settlement, and a brief description of the claim.
The claimant(s) sign and date the Acceptance by Claimant(s) block. The form says to sign the original only.
The head of the Federal agency or authorized designee signs the approval, and an authorized certifying officer signs the certification, each with the amount, date and title.
Complete the accounting classification. The Paid By box and the Paid by Check No. line record how the voucher was paid.
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The PDF prints no address or routing instructions. It is a payment voucher with a Paid By box and a Paid by Check No. line.
The approval block says the claim has been fully examined in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U.S.C. 2673).
The form's acceptance text says it constitutes a complete release of claims against the United States and the Government employee(s) arising from the same subject matter, and includes an agreement to reimburse, indemnify, and hold harmless the United States.
The claimant, approval and certification blocks are each marked SIGN ORIGINAL ONLY.
No OMB number, Privacy Act statement or instructions. GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
Named at the top after U.S., with the place and date the voucher was prepared and the voucher, schedule and claim numbers.
The voucher names the payee(s) after The United States, Dr., To, with their address.
The Acceptance by Claimant(s) block is signed by the claimant(s), with two signature lines and a date.
Approves the amount after the claim has been fully examined in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U.S.C. 2673), with signature, date and title.
Certifies that the voucher is correct and proper for payment in the amount stated, with signature, date and title.
The form does not say who prepares the voucher. It names the department, bureau or establishment and the place and date it was prepared, and it has these blocks.
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The form is printed as Standard Form 1145 (EG), Revised 1/92, Department of the Treasury, 1 TFM 4-2000. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
It is titled Voucher for Payment Under Federal Tort Claims Act. It records the payee, the amount claimed, the date the claim accrued and the amount of award, compromise, or settlement to be paid.
The claimant(s) sign the acceptance, the head of the Federal agency or an authorized designee signs the approval, and an authorized certifying officer signs the certification. Each block is marked SIGN ORIGINAL ONLY.
It says the claimant(s) and beneficiaries accept the award, compromise, or settlement as final and conclusive, and that the acceptance constitutes a complete release of claims arising from the same subject matter against the United States and the Government employee(s) involved.
The approval block cites the Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U.S.C. 2673). The header cites 1 TFM 4-2000.
The PDF prints no address. It names the department, bureau or establishment and the place the voucher was prepared.