NGB Form 89 Proceedings of a Federal Recognition Examining Board

What Is NGB Form 89?

This is a legal form that was released by the U.S. Department of Defense - National Guard Bureau on April 1, 2012 and used country-wide. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is NGB Form 89?
A: NGB Form 89 is a document that records the proceedings of a Federal Recognition Examining Board.

Q: What is a Federal Recognition Examining Board?
A: A Federal Recognition Examining Board is a panel of officials responsible for evaluating and making recommendations on the recognition of National Guard units.

Q: What is the purpose of NGB Form 89?
A: The purpose of NGB Form 89 is to document the discussions, decisions, and recommendations made by the Federal Recognition Examining Board.

Q: Who uses NGB Form 89?
A: NGB Form 89 is used by the National Guard and other relevant authorities involved in the recognition process of National Guard units.

Q: What information does NGB Form 89 capture?
A: NGB Form 89 captures information about the board members, the unit being evaluated, the assessments made during the examination, and the final recommendations.

Q: Is NGB Form 89 public information?
A: The availability of NGB Form 89 as public information may vary, depending on the policies and regulations of the National Guard and the relevant authorities.