Get Gsa 5052 2018-2025

Filling out the GSA 5052, or Phased Retirement Expiration Agreement, is a crucial step in documenting the expiration of phased employment or retirement status. This guide will walk you through the process of completing this document online with clear and straightforward instructions.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the GSA 5052 online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the GSA 5052 and open it in the online editor.
2. In the employee information section, fill out the printed name, last four digits of your Social Security Number, office or division, duty location, title, series, and grade. Provide the name of your manager or supervisor and the effective and ending dates of your phased retirement.
3. Review the agreement section closely. You must initial next to the option that applies to you: returning to regular employment status, transferring to another agency, or entering full retirement status. Make sure to read each item before initialing.
4. If returning to regular employment status, complete and sign the Phased Employment/Phased Retirement Election Form (SF 3116, Part 2A). Submit this form to your manager and ensure it is sent to the GSA Benefits and Retirements Team.
5. If transferring to another Federal agency and electing to continue phased employment/retirement status, complete and sign SF 3116, Part 3A. Submit it to the new Federal agency and then to the GSA Benefits and Retirements Team.
6. If transferring and choosing to end phased employment/retirement status, complete and sign SF 3116, Part 3B, and submit it to the GSA Benefits and Retirements Team.
7. If you separate from employment, note that if you are not employed within three calendar days, you will be deemed to have elected full retirement.
8. After filling out all applicable sections and obtaining required signatures from your supervisor and authorizing official, save your changes. You can then download, print, or share the completed GSA 5052 as needed.

Complete your GSA 5052 online today to ensure proper documentation of your phased retirement status.