Which form is not one of the substantiating documents used with the BAS program?

• A. DD Form 714
• B. AF Form 220
• C. DD Form 114
• D. DD Form 1475

Answer: (A)

When processing the BAS program, the focus is on forms that verify who a person is and why they’re authorized to access the base. The substantiating documents in this workflow are the standard DoD/Air Force forms used to establish eligibility and credentials for base access. These forms are familiar to security staff and are specifically tied to access control and personnel verification.

The form identified as not used in this BAS substantiation set is the one that falls outside of that approved documentation. In other words, it doesn’t belong to the accepted DoD/BAS paperwork and would not be submitted as part of establishing basing eligibility. The other forms listed are part of the recognized set and are designed to provide the necessary verification in this program.

If you ever wonder whether a form fits, consult your unit security officer or the BAS program checklist, which lists exactly which documents are acceptable.