Part A: requesting office
Items 1 to 6: actions requested, request number, a name and telephone number for more information, proposed effective date, action requested by and action authorized by.
SF52
Request for Personnel Action
Standard Form 52 (SF 52), Request for Personnel Action, is a U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) form, printed as Rev. 7/91 with the reference FPM Supp. 296-33, Subch. 3. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
Part A is for the requesting office, which the form says also completes Part B, Items 1, 7-22, 32, 33, 36, and 39. Part B is For Preparation of SF 50 and covers the employee, a first and second action, the from and to positions, employee data and position data. Part C holds reviews and approvals and is marked Not to be used by requesting office. The reverse side has Part D, remarks by the requesting office, Part E, an employee resignation or retirement with a Privacy Act statement, and Part F, remarks for SF 50.
The form says Editions Prior to 7/91 Are Not Usable After 6/30/93. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Items 1 to 6: actions requested, request number, a name and telephone number for more information, proposed effective date, action requested by and action authorized by.
Name (last, first, middle), Social Security Number, date of birth, effective date, then code, nature of action and legal authority for a first and second action.
Position title and number, pay plan, occupation code, grade or level, step or rate, total salary, pay basis, basic pay, locality adjustment, adjusted basic pay, other pay and the position's organization.
Veterans preference, tenure, FEGLI, retirement plan, work schedule, position occupied, FLSA category, appropriation code, duty station, agency data, education, citizenship and supervisory status.
Rows A to F for each office or function, and an approval certifying the information is accurate and the proposed action complies with statutory and regulatory requirements.
Remarks by the requesting office, the employee resignation or retirement section with its Privacy Act statement, and remarks for SF 50.
The front has Parts A to C and the reverse side has Parts D to F.
The requesting office fills in items 1 to 4 and the Part B items the form names: 1, 7-22, 32, 33, 36, and 39.
The Part B heading says to use only codes in FPM Supplement 292-1 and to show all dates in month-day-year order.
Item 5 takes the typed name, title, signature and request date of the person requesting the action. Item 6 takes the same for the person authorizing it, with a concurrence date.
Part D asks YES or NO. The form says if YES, state these facts on a separate sheet and attach it to SF 52.
The employee gives specific reasons, the effective date, signature, date signed and a forwarding address. The form asks to be specific and avoid generalizations.
Part C is completed by the offices that review and approve the action, not by the requesting office, ending with an approval signature and date.
These steps follow the notes printed in each part.
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The PDF prints no filing address. Part B is headed For Preparation of SF 50, and Part F is Remarks for SF 50.
The front says Editions Prior to 7/91 Are Not Usable After 6/30/93.
The Privacy Act statement says the information is requested under sections 301, 3301, and 8506 of title 5, U.S. Code.
The form says the reason may be considered in any future decision about re-employment in the Federal service and may be used to determine eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits. The forwarding address is used mainly to mail documents and pay.
The form says furnishing the information is voluntary, but failure to provide it may result in not receiving copies of documents, pay or other compensation due, and unemployment compensation benefits.
Completes Part A and, the form says, Part B Items 1, 7-22, 32, 33, 36, and 39. It also adds remarks in Part D.
Item 6, Action Authorized by, takes a typed name, title, signature and concurrence date.
Part C lists each office or function with initials or signature and date, then an approval signature and approval date. The form says Part C is not to be used by the requesting office.
The note to supervisors in Part D asks whether they know of additional or conflicting reasons for the employee's resignation or retirement.
Part E is for the employee's reasons for resignation or retirement, effective date, signature, date signed and forwarding address.
SF 52 is an agency personnel form. Each part names who completes it.
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The form is printed as a U.S. Office of Personnel Management form, Rev. 7/91, with the reference FPM Supp. 296-33, Subch. 3. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
The requesting office completes Part A, the Part B items it names and Part D. Part C is not to be used by the requesting office. Part E is for an employee who resigns or retires.
The Part B heading says to use only codes in FPM Supplement 292-1 and to show all dates in month-day-year order.
Part E says the resignation or retirement is effective at the end of the day, midnight, unless you specify otherwise.
The Privacy Act statement says furnishing the information is voluntary, but failure to provide it may result in not receiving copies of documents, pay or other compensation due, or unemployment compensation benefits.
The form says the reasons are used in determining possible unemployment benefits and may be considered in any future decision regarding re-employment in the Federal service.
The form says Editions Prior to 7/91 Are Not Usable After 6/30/93.