Withdrawing Permanent Federal Records from an FRC

When withdrawing records from a records center many agency records keepers fail to understand:

- Proper steps in withdrawing records;
- Responsibilities in caring, maintaining and returning the records;
- Extreme risks to permanent records once they leave the Federal Records Center;
- The impact withdrawn records have on the annual move and transfer process.

This presentation answers common questions and provides pointed answers to help assist those individuals in making the proper choices when contemplating a withdrawal of permanent records from a Federal Records Center.

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www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/transcripts/withdrawing-permanent-federal-records-from-frc.pdf

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