What will raters do once the Airman Comprehensive Assessment (ACA) has been completed?

What will raters do once the Airman Comprehensive Assessment (ACA) has been completed?

• A. They file the ACA in the unit's personnel file
• B. They forward the ACA to the next level review only
• C. Raters will give the original, completed, and signed worksheet to the ratee, and maintain copies of all completed ACAs and all signed ACA notices (RegAF only)
• D. They destroy the ACA after processing

Answer: (C)

After the ACA is completed, the rater should give the ratee the original, completed, and signed worksheet, while the unit keeps copies of all completed ACAs and all signed ACA notices (RegAF only). This approach ensures the ratee has an official, personal record of the feedback and acknowledgment, and it keeps the organization with the necessary documentation for accountability and future reference. Filing the original in the unit’s personnel file would deprive the ratee of their own copy, forwarding only to the next level neglects the requirement to hand the ratee the original, and destroying the ACA would erase important performance records.

After the ACA is completed, the rater should give the ratee the original, completed, and signed worksheet, while the unit keeps copies of all completed ACAs and all signed ACA notices (RegAF only). This approach ensures the ratee has an official, personal record of the feedback and acknowledgment, and it keeps the organization with the necessary documentation for accountability and future reference. Filing the original in the unit’s personnel file would deprive the ratee of their own copy, forwarding only to the next level neglects the requirement to hand the ratee the original, and destroying the ACA would erase important performance records.