Personnel record review, OMPF & ESR Review
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The document outlines the importance of reviewing and verifying personal personnel records for enlisted sailors in the Navy to ensure accuracy and completeness, particularly prior to selection boards. It provides specific guidance on how to access and review Official Military Personnel Files (OMPF) and Electronic Service Records (ESR), as well as details about the required documentation for advancement and selection, stressing the need to keep records updated. Additionally, it highlights resources available for assistance and emphasizes that the verification process should occur at least once a year and six months before any relevant board reviews.
Personnel record review, OMPF & ESR Review
- 1. PLAIN TALK FOR SAILORS How to conduct an Enlisted Personnel Records Review Navy policy strongly encourages you to take an active role in your career management. This edition of Plain Talk identifies several online personnel records that you should review and provides a list of key personnel information (beginning on page 6) that you should verify. Routine verification of your records ensures that your personal information is current and that your professional achievements are completely and accurately documented. Let’s start with some facts. Your personnel information is maintained in several different online systems. You must Personnel records document your career achievements. personally Some of your personnel records are used by Selection Boards when determining Navy verify your advancement results or selection to special programs. online You should view your personnel records at least once a year and at least six months prior to a personnel Career Development Board or Selection Board Review. records. If you You also should review your personnel records approximately 30 days after submitting do not, you important documents – Reenlistment or Extension Agreement, Eval/FITREP, Record of won’t know Emergency Data, or SGLI Election forms, for example – to ensure documents appear in your with confidence Official Military Personnel File (OMPF). (When updating information, keep a record of what you submit and when, and follow up to verify all actions are completed satisfactorily.) whether or Your command Personnel Office, Command PASS Coordinator (CPC), Command Career not your Counselor (CCC), and servicing Personnel Support Detachment (PSD) can provide performance or information and assistance regarding how to update or correct your records. achievements IMPORTANT: A common misconception is that when one personnel record is updated the others are completely are updated automatically. This is not true and you may need to correct each record individually. and accurately documented. You can download a PowerPoint brief from the Navy Personnel Command (NPC) website that Failure to illustrates how to view and navigate your OMPF and Electronic Service Record (ESR). Go to https://www.npc.navy.mil. Under the NPC Quick Links heading, click Career Toolbox, verify your then download “How to Review Your OMPF and ESR”. records will directly Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) impact your Your OMPF contains electronic images of documents generated throughout your career, from time of opportunities entry until final separation. The OMPF- My Record view provides the ability to view, download and for retention print OMPF documents. OMPF documents are used in the Selection Board Review process. and advancement. Perform the following: Using CAC and CAC-enabled computer with Internet access, log into BUPERS Online (BOL) at https://www.bol.navy.mil. When asked to verify your PKI, choose the DoD CA-XX certificate, not the email certificate. On the BOL Applications Menu page, scroll down and click Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) - My Record. Follow the prompts to view your OMPF documents. Documents filed in OMPF are placed in categories based on type of information in the document. Each category is assigned a unique “Field Code”. Documents identified by Field Codes 30 through 38 are provided for Enlisted Selection Board Review. The list of documents in your OMPF can appear overwhelming. The best way to organize your document review is to filter for documents assigned a specific Field Code. Enter the desired Field Code, click the “Filter” button ( ), and select the word “Contains”. (For example, entering Field Code 35 results in a display of all performance evaluations and fitness reports submitted to your OMPF.) May 25, 2012
- 2. Once filtered by Field Code, click the column heading “Document Date” to sort OMPF documents in ascending or descending order. (This action will quickly reveal missing documents.) To prepare for an Enlisted Selection Board Review, you should sort OMPF by Field Codes 30 through 38 and verify the accuracy and completeness of documents displayed. Field Category and Code Documents Reviewed during Enlisted Selection Board Review 30 Procurement – Contracts, enlistment/reenlistment documents, service agreements, statements of understanding 31 Classification and Assignment – History of assignments, etc. 32 Administrative Remarks – NAVPERS 1070/613 (Page 13) entries required for permanent retention 33 Separation and Retirement – DD 214, DD 215, statements of service, separation orders, reserve retirement point credit reports, Career Status Bonus (CSB) election, casualty reports, miscellaneous separation and retirement correspondence 34 Miscellaneous Professional Service History – DD 1966, Military Processing Record, drug and alcohol abuse statement of understanding, key employee determination 35 Enlisted Performance Documents – Performance evaluations, fitness reports, service member rebuttal, letters of explanation, performance evaluation correspondence 36 Training and Education – NAVPERS 1070/604 (Page 4), NAVPERS 1070/881 (Training Summary), language proficiency test, college transcript and diploma, completion certificates for courses not documented on NAVPERS 1070/604 or NAVPERS 1070/881, NAVPERS 1070/886 (Member Data Summary) 37 Decorations, Medals and Awards – Personal award citations, NAVPERS 1070/880 (Honors and Awards), entitlement letters, weapon qualification letters 38 Adverse Information – Unauthorized absence, in hands of civil authorities, court memorandum, punitive letters, drug and alcohol abuse report, civil conviction/probation report, adverse case files NOTE: Although not reviewed for Selection Board purposes, Field Codes 39 through 45 are important, as well. Two documents in these Field Codes are your Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data (NAVPERS 1070/602, commonly known as “Page 2”) and your Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance Election and Certificate (SGLV 8286). These documents are extremely important if you become a casualty and must be accurate. For a list of OMPF documents that you should verify, see page 6 and 7 of this document. For information helping you update OMPF, go to the Navy Personnel Command website at https://www.npc.navy.mil. − Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Military Personnel Records Document Correction or click HERE. − Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Military Personnel Records Document Submission or click HERE. IMPORTANT: To protect your Personally Identifiable Information (PII) when exiting OMPF, click “Return to BOL” in the top right-hand corner, click “Sign Out” in the left-hand menu of BOL, and close your browser window.
- 3. Electronic Service Record (ESR) The ESR replaces the paper Field Service Record (FSR) used in the past. Information that used to be entered on documents filed in your FSR is now entered as electronic data in your ESR. Additionally, when required by regulation, ESR data is printed on documents and submitted to Navy Personnel Command for filing in your OMPF. Your ESR is NOT used in the Selection Board Review process, although documents printed from your ESR and accepted into OMPF are viewed by Board members. Perform the following: Using CAC and CAC-enabled computer with Internet access, log into ESR at https://nsips.nmci.navy.mil/. (Afloat users access ESR Afloat at: https://nsipswebafloat/.) The ESR View function allows you to verify information contained within the Navy Standard Integrated Personnel System (NSIPS). The ESR Tasks function allows you to update ESR self-service items. This information is important to you and your command. It is your responsibility to keep it up to date. At a minimum, you should verify the following ESR data for accuracy and currency (click hyperlinks on the ESR left navigation bar): − Dependency Data (submitted to OMPF as form NAVPERS 1070/602) − Member Data Summary (submitted to OMPF as form NAVPERS 1070/886) − Training Summary (submitted to OMPF as form NAVPERS 1070/881) − Honors and Awards (submitted to OMPF as form NAVPERS 1070/880) For a list of ESR information that you should verify, see page 7 and 8 of this document. IMPORTANT: To protect your PII when exiting ESR, click “Sign out” in the top right-hand corner and close your browser window. U.S. Navy Awards (formerly known as NDAWS) The U.S. Navy Awards website provides a view of all documented personal awards, Navy Achievement Medal and higher. The U.S. Navy Awards web site is not used in the Selection Board Review process. Perform the following: Go to U.S. Navy Awards at https://awards.navy.mil. Click “PERSONAL AWARDS” in the top menu bar. Click Personal Awards Query in the upper right corner. Enter data in the “Search Criteria” section and then click Search in the upper right corner. Verify that all personal awards (Navy Achievement Medals or higher) are displayed. If your personal awards are not accurately reflected in U.S. Navy Awards, OMPF, ESR or Performance Summary Record (PSR), follow the steps provided on the Navy Personnel Command website. − Go to https://www.npc.navy.mil. Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Decorations and Medals (Awards) or click HERE. If you need to correct an award that was issued incorrectly (spelling error or wrong award number, for example) the command that authorized the award must make the correction and then forward to PERS 313, using information provided on the NPC website. − Go to https://www.npc.navy.mil. Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Military Personnel Records Contact Us or click HERE. NOTE: It will take 1-2 weeks for information displayed in U.S. Navy Awards to be reflected in your other online personnel records (Electronic Service Record, Performance Summary Record, and Electronic Training Jacket).
- 4. Prepare for an Enlisted Selection Board Review The key to preparing for a Selection Board Review is to conduct your own personnel records review at least six months prior to the Selection Board’s convening date. At a minimum, you should verify that everything you want the Board to see is present in your OMPF. Remember, documents identified by Field Codes 30 through 38 are provided to the Selection Board. (See the list of OMPF documents that you should verify beginning on page 6 of this document.) Additionally, there are two reports available via BUPERS Online (BOL) that provide important verification that your career achievements are available for Selection Board members to review. The Performance Summary Record (PSR) The PSR is a three-part report that summarizes your personnel data and performance history: PSR Part I: Personnel Data Summary (previously titled “Enlisted Summary Record”) PSR Part II: Evaluation Summary (Pre-1996 Form) PSR Part III: Evaluation Summary (1996-Present) You may view, download and print copies of your PSR via BUPERS Online. Generally, your Personnel Data Summary (PSR Part I) is the very first document Selection Board members review when evaluating a record and therefore you should ensure that it is accurate. Perform the following: Verify your PSR once a year, and at least six months prior to Selection Board Review. Using CAC and CAC-enabled computer with Internet access, log into BUPERS Online at https://www.bol.navy.mil. When asked to verify your PKI, choose the DoD CA-XX certificate, not the email certificate. Select OCD, OSR, PSR in the middle of the BOL Menu page. Review your Personnel Data Summary for accuracy. Review your Evaluation Summary (1996 to Present) for accuracy. If you discover missing evaluations, contact Navy Personnel Command (PERS 32) at (901) 874-4881/4882/3313 (DSN 882). To find supporting information online go to https://www.npc.navy.mil: − Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Military Personnel Records − Hover over Career Info. Click Performance Evaluation Contact Us Continuity Report The Continuity Report is a tool that indicates whether or not all your performance evaluations and fitness reports have been received by Navy Personnel Command and are available for Selection Board Review. Perform the following: Using CAC and CAC-enabled computer with Internet access, log into BUPERS Online at https://www.bol.navy.mil. When asked to verify your PKI, choose the DoD CA-XX certificate, not the email certificate. Select FITREP/Eval Reports, then click Performance Evaluation Continuity under “Reports: Individual Continuity”. If you have any evaluations missing, it will be annotated in the “Missing Periods” section. You should have no missing periods and no gaps in continuity. If you have any issues accessing your continuity report, contact PERS 32 at (901) 874- 4881/4882/3313 (DSN 882). If you discover errors or missing information, contact your command Personnel Office, CPC or servicing PSD. VERY IMPORTANT: Verify the “Selection Board” field, which is normally populated 30 days prior to the Board convening date. If blank, you are not being considered by a Board. If you believe that you are Selection Board eligible, a blank field indicates that something is wrong and you should investigate immediately.
- 5. Important dates and information specific to your Selection Board is provided in a NAVADMIN released by the Chief of Naval Personnel and posted on the Navy Personnel Command website at https://www.npc.navy.mil. Example: The NAVADMIN announcing the E7 Navy-Wide Advancement Exam and Active E7 Selection Board is typically released in September. The exam is held the following January. Your letter to the board – which includes any documents missing from your OMPF – is typically due in June and the board convenes several weeks later. Using this example, an Active E7 candidate should begin a personnel record review in January. This will allow the candidate enough time to update missing and/or incorrect data prior to the Selection Board convening date. Current information about Selection Boards is posted on the Navy Personnel Command website at https://www.npc.navy.mil. Hover over Boards and select the desired page. To locate information helping you prepare for a Selection Board review, hover over Boards. Click General Board Info Preparing for Boards or click HERE. The current NAVADMIN should be posted on the page specific to your Selection Board. Important points to remember: Always read the current NAVADMIN in its entirety, as information and dates change from year to year. If you have reviewed your OMPF and PSR and verified the information is accurate and complete, you DO NOT have to submit a letter to the Selection Board. If you have reviewed OMPF and verified that documents are missing, you may be submit a Letter to the Board, following guidance provided in the current NAVADMIN. When submitting a Letter to the Board, include only new information that is not viewable in your OMPF or PSR. Old and redundant information only frustrates Board members who are required to review all correspondence submitted for review. Communication to the Board must originate from individual members; correspondence from the command to the President of the Board will not be accepted or considered. Documents sent to the Selection Board for consideration are destroyed after the Board adjourns, so you must update your personnel records separately. If you have questions about which documents should be filed in your OMPF, review BUPERSINST 1070.27. If something is missing from your record, request assistance from your command Personnel Office, CPC or servicing PSD for assistance. Chief Petty Officer pinning ceremony, September 16, 2010. This Sailor user aid is a product of the OPNAV N16 Fleet Introduction Team in coordination with NPC PERS 80 and PERS 3. Please address comments and feedback for improving this product to Ms Elizabeth McGrath, elizabeth.mcgrath@navy.mil
- 6. For enlisted Sailors: Review and Verify your OMPF and ESR You may wish to download a PowerPoint brief from the Navy Personnel Command (NPC) website that illustrates how to view and navigate your OMPF and ESR. Go to https://www.npc.navy.mil. Under the NPC Quick Links heading, click Career Toolbox, then download “How to Review Your OMPF and ESR”. Field Verify these OMPF documents Form Notes Code Number 30 Immediate Reenlistment Contract NAVPERS 1070/601 30 Agreement to Extend Enlistment NAVPERS 1070/621 30 Enlistment/Reenlistment Document DD 4 30 Enlistment Annex(es), Guarantees, Bonus Misc. documentation * Multiple documents possible 30 Agreement to Recall or Extend Active Duty NAVPERS 1070/622 30 NAVCRUIT and MEPS enlistment forms Misc. * Multiple documents possible 31 Enlisted Classification Record NAVPERS (inactive form and form number) 1070/603 31 History of Assignments (Page 5) NAVPERS * Multiple documents possible 1070/605 32 Administrative Remarks (Page 13) NAVPERS (entries required for permanent retention, 1070/613 not temporary documents retained by the command) * Multiple documents possible 33 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active DD 214 Duty 33 Record of Discharge from U.S. Naval Reserve NAVPERS 1070/615 34 Record of Military Processing DD 1966 35 Fitness Report Counseling Record (E7-E9) NAVPERS * At least one per year 1616/27 35 Evaluation Report Counseling Record NAVPERS (E1-E6) 1616/26 * At least one per year 35 Evaluation Report Counseling Record NAVPERS (E1-E6) 1616/24 * At least one per year 35 Performance Information Memorandum Letter 35 Letter of Extension (on evaluations) Letter 36 Member Data Summary (printed from the ESR) NAVPERS 1070/886
- 7. Field Verify these OMPF documents Form Notes Code Number 36 Enlisted Qualifications History (Page 4) NAVPERS (replaced by NAVPERS 1070/881; will not 1070/604 appear for servicemembers new to the Navy) * Multiple documents possible 36 Training Education and Qualifications History NAVPERS (printed from your ESR; replaces Page 4) 1070/881 * Multiple documents possible 36 Individual citations for training, qualifications Misc. * Multiple documents possible 37 Awards Record NAVPERS (printed from your ESR; replaces Page 4) 1070/880 * Multiple documents possible 37 Individual citations for awards Misc. * Multiple documents possible 38 Adverse Information Misc. 39 Emergency Data Misc. NAVPERS 1070/602 (Page 2) * Multiple documents possible 41 Security Information (not SF-86) Misc. * Multiple documents possible 42 Security miscellaneous * Multiple documents possible 43 Medical Data, Servicemembers’ Group Life Misc. Insurance (SGLI), etc. * Multiple documents possible 45 Personal Information Misc. Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) election, etc * Multiple documents possible Verify this ESR data Notes DEPENDENCY DATA (becomes NAVPERS 1070/602 when printed and submitted to OMPF) Summary (Spouse, Parents and Children) Emergency Contact Beneficiaries for unpaid pay and allowances, death gratuity, etc. MEMBER DATA SUMMARY (becomes NAVPERS 1070/886 when printed and submitted to OMPF) Member Information Security (clearance eligibility and status) Current Assignment Personal Information Dependents Information Education (specifically, current AFQT scores) Contract Information
- 8. Verify this ESR data Notes NEC History * Multiple entries possible Warfare Qualification History * Multiple entries possible Promotion History * Multiple entries possible TRAINING SUMMARY (becomes NAVPERS 1070/881 when printed and submitted to OMPF) Civilian Education/Degree * Multiple entries possible Special Qualification Test Scores (verify all that apply) Off-Duty Education * Multiple entries possible Correspondence Courses * Multiple entries possible Navy Service Schools * Multiple entries possible Military Training Education Courses (formal schools) * Multiple entries possible Other Training Courses (Navy eLearning, etc.) * Multiple entries possible Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS) * Multiple entries possible HONORS AND AWARDS (becomes NAVPERS 1070/880 when printed and submitted to OMPF) Award(s) (verify name, number and date) * Multiple entries possible Your command Personnel Office, Command PASS Coordinator (CPC), and Command Career Counselor (CCC) can provide information and assistance regarding how to update or correct your personnel records. For information specific to updating your OMPF, go to the Navy Personnel Command website at https://www.npc.navy.mil. − Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Military Personnel Records Document Correction. − Hover over Career Info. Click Records Management Military Personnel Records Document Submission. For information about the Selection Board process or about a specific Selection Board, go to the Navy Personnel Command website at https://www.npc.navy.mil. − Hover over Boards. Click the desired hyperlink.