Form CG-3307 at a glance
What it is: CG-3307 is the U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard Administrative Remarks form.
Where and when to file: Page 1 - File in the SPO PDR.
A filled-in Form CG-3307 example: a member is counseled for a past due card

How to fill out Form CG-3307, box by box
Entry Type, Reference and Responsible Level
The Entry on page 1

After Entry, [DATE]: [RANK] [LASTNAME], you have been found unreliable due to failure to pay debts. Your Government Travel Card is past due at least 61 days in the amount of the past due balance. Per a General Order issued in COMDTINST 4600.14(series) you were required to submit your travel claim within 3 work days of returning to this unit and were required to pay your account in full on or before the statement due date. On this date you have been counseled that failure to meet financial obligations brings discredit upon the Service, burdens the command administratively, and jeopardizes your ability to maintain a security clearance. Additionally, you need to understand that failure to pay your debts can reflect negatively in performance evaluations and may become grounds for denial of reenlistment or discharge from the Service. You are directed to pay your account balance in full immediately. Failure to do so may result in further administrative and/or disciplinary actions being taken against you. Meeting your financial obligations is your responsibility. However, there are several resources available to assist you with financial planning. Your supervisor [or the command financial counselor or Command Master Chief] can assist you with setting up an appropriate appointment. Executive Officer ________: I acknowledge the remarks. (Date) [A. B. LASTNAME], [RANK], USCG
Unit, member, employee ID, grade and page
More rules for Form CG-3307
Previous edition may be used.
Common questions about Form CG-3307
Where do I file it?
Page 1 - File in the SPO PDR. Page 2 - To Commander, CGPC (ADM-3).
Sources
[1] Form CG-3307 (Rev.10-08), Administrative Remarks, U.S. Coast Guard (the Official source link on this page).



