Which form is used to request special liberty?

Which form is used to request special liberty?

• A. NAVPERS 1336/3
• B. NAVPERS 1626/7
• C. NAVPERS 1070/3
• D. NAVPERS 9999/1

Answer: (A)

Special liberty requests are handled with a form specifically titled for that purpose, so the document you submit is clear to the command and properly recorded. NAVPERS 1336/3 is the form called “Request for Special Liberty,” and it’s the standard document commands expect for asking for extra time off beyond normal liberty. It collects the essential details—your name and rank, duty station, the exact dates you’re requesting, the reason for the request, and the necessary endorsements from your chain of command—so the approval process is transparent and traceable. The other forms are intended for different administrative tasks (such as counseling records or general personnel data), not for submitting a special liberty request, which is why they aren’t used in this context.

Special liberty requests are handled with a form specifically titled for that purpose, so the document you submit is clear to the command and properly recorded. NAVPERS 1336/3 is the form called “Request for Special Liberty,” and it’s the standard document commands expect for asking for extra time off beyond normal liberty. It collects the essential details—your name and rank, duty station, the exact dates you’re requesting, the reason for the request, and the necessary endorsements from your chain of command—so the approval process is transparent and traceable. The other forms are intended for different administrative tasks (such as counseling records or general personnel data), not for submitting a special liberty request, which is why they aren’t used in this context.