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PMF Privacy Act and Public Burden Statements
OMB Approved No.
3206-0082
PMF Privacy Act
Statement
Executive Order 13318, PMF Program, authorizes
solicitation of this information, which will be used primarily to
select finalists for participation in the PMF Program. The
information may also be used to publicize your selection for and
participation in the PMF Program, and may also be furnished to the
agency wherein employed in hard copy and electronic formats.
Names and home addresses may be released in hard copy and
electronic formats to other PMF Program participants such as
Federal Agencies and alumni to foster interaction and
communications.
The information we collect by using your Social Security
Number (SSN) will be used for employment purposes and also for
studies and statistics that will not identify you.
Information we have about you may also be given to Federal, State
and local agencies for checking on violations of law or for other
lawful purposes. We may send your name and address to State
and local government agencies, Congressional and other public
offices, and public international organizations, if they request
names of people to consider for employment. We may also
notify your school placement office if you are selected for a
Federal job. Giving us your SSN or any of the other
information is voluntary. However, we cannot process your
application, which is the first step toward getting a job, if you
do not give us the information we request. In addition,
incomplete addresses, invalid email addresses, and ZIP Codes(s)
will slow processing. We may confirm information from your
records with prospective nonfederal employers concerning tenure of
employment, civil service status, length of service, and date and
nature of action for separation as shown on personnel action forms
of specifically identified individuals. We must have your SSN
to identify your records because other people may have the same
name and birth date. The PMF Program Office may also use your
SSN to make requests for information about you from employers,
schools, banks, and others who know you, but only as allowed by law
or Presidential directive. We request your SSN under the
authority of Executive Order 9397 (November 22, 1943). This
Executive order allows us to collect SSN's to uniquely identify
you.
Public Burden
Statement
We estimate the public reporting burden for this
collection will be approximately 10 minutes for completing this
nomination form, including time for reviewing instructions,
gathering data, and obtaining a nomination. Send comments
regarding the burden statement or any other aspect of the
collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this
burden to: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Forms Officer
(3206-0082), Washington DC 20415-7900. The OMB number,
3206-0082, is currently valid. The U.S. Office of Personnel
Management may not collect this information, and you are not
required to respond, unless this number is displayed. Do NOT
mail the nomination form to this address.