Understanding the meticulous details of the ARPC 3924 form is essential for every Reserve Component soldier who seeks compensation for duty performed. This document, known as the Individual Active Duty Certificate of Performance, plays a crucial role in the administrative aspects of military service, particularly concerning the verification and certification of active duty for compensation purposes. It is governed by the Privacy Act of 1974, which outlines how personal information is to be handled in these processes. With the authority derived from U.S. Code, Title 37, Section 101, and subsequent sections, this form serves to confirm the satisfactory completion of duty as ordered, ensuring that soldiers are appropriately compensated in accordance with AR 37-104-10 and established internal controls. The process outlined for submission varies based on the duration of duty, emphasizing the importance of timely and accurate filing to facilitate the payment process. Moreover, the stipulation of penalties for false claims underlines the seriousness and legal implications associated with the form. This certification procedure, including signatures from both the soldier and a certifying official with firsthand knowledge or documentary proof of duty performance, safeguards the integrity of the compensation process, reflecting the system's checks and balances.
| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Arpc Form 3924 |
| Form Length | 1 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
| Other names | 3924 individual performance, 3924 ahrc, usarc 25 r form, da form 3924 fillable |
INDIVIDUAL ACTIVE DUTY
CERTIFICATE OF PERFORMANCE
(SEE ARPC FORM 3925 FOR INFORMATION ON BASE PAY AND ALLOWANCES.)
DATA REQUIRED BY THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974
AUTHORITY: |
U.S. Code, Title 37, Section 101 and following. |
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE: |
To certify duty performed as ordered for compensation IAW AR |
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Reserve Component soldier. |
ROUTINE USES: |
To specify and certify as correct the performance of duty. |
EFFECT OF FAILURE TO PROVIDE |
Disclosure is voluntary. However, failure to disclose the requested information may delay the |
REQUESTED INFORMATION: |
payment of compensation. |
CERTIFICATION PROCEDURES
If Soldier is: |
then submit: |
Performing individual AT/ADT/ADSW of less than 30 days |
A Certificate of Performance (ARPC Form 3924) on the last |
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duty day or no later than 5 days after duty performance to the |
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Pay Processing Office cited in your order. |
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TPU members file through unit administrator. |
Performing individual AT/ADT/ADSW of 30 days or more |
A Certificate of Performance (ARPC Form 3924) monthly to |
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arrive at the Pay Processing Office cited in your order NLT |
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the 10th of the month following each month of duty. |
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A final certificate of performance is required NLT 5 days after |
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tour completion. |
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Date
I certify that
RANK |
NAME |
SSN |
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completed |
days of the active duty period specified in order #T - |
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HQ, U. S. |
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Inclusive dates of duty performed are |
to |
(including travel). |
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Soldier’s Signature |
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Date |
THE CERTIFYING OFFICIAL MUST HAVE PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OR DOCUMENTATION
SUPPORTING THE FACT THAT THE DUTY WAS SATISFACTORILY PERFORMED.
SIGNATURE OF CERTIFYING OFFICIAL
RANK |
BRANCH OF SERVICE |
TITLE
TELEPHONE NUMBER
DSN:COMMERCIAL:
PENALTY
The penalty for willfully making a false claim is: A maximum fine of $10,000 or maximum imprisonment of 5 years or both. (U. S. Code, Title 18, Sec 287).
ARPC Form 3924, Apr 98 (Prior editions are obsolete.) |
CFP V1.0 |
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