NARA offers agencies an exception to no longer accepting paper

NARA offers agencies an exception to no longer accepting paper records

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Agencies are getting an important exception to the National Archives policy of no longer accepting paper records. NARA says agencies can continue sending official personnel folders to the National Personnel Records Center through June of 20-25. And agencies will be able to deliver employee medical folders to the records center until June of 20-27. NARA stopped accepting most paper records at its facilities this past June. But Archives officials have acknowledged that agencies need more time to digitize their personnel and medical records. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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