32 CFR 842.103 - Filing a claim.
§ 842.103
Filing a claim.
This paragraph explains how to file a claim under the National Guard Claims Act.
(a) How and when filed.
A claim is filed when a federal military agency receives from a claimant or duly authorized agent a properly completed SF 95 or other written and signed demand for money damages in a sum certain. Claims belonging to another agency are promptly transferred to the correct agency.
(b) Receipt of claims from State National Guard agencies.
The Office of the State Adjutant General promptly sends claims it receives to the appropriate Air Force claims authority in whose geographic area the incident occurred. The report forwarded to the Air Force includes:
(2)
The names and organizations of ANG members involved, and the statutory duty status of the ANG members at the time of the incident (include copies of orders, if applicable).
(i)
It is investigated by claims office personnel responsible for the geographic area where the incident causing the claim occurred.
(ii)
The investigative report includes a scope of employment statement and a copy of the orders authorizing the performance of duty by the ANG member.
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