Reporting Options for Sexual Assault

Restricted Report

  • Can only be disclosed to a SARC/VA, Healthcare Provider
  • Kept 100 percent confidential
  • Documented for future services in secure system
  • Privileged Medical & Physiological services available through Veterans Affairs
  • No expedient transfers possible
  • No investigation/prosecution
Unrestricted Report

  • Disclosure to anyone not on the SAPR Team
  • Information shared with law enforcement/command/clinic
  • Documented in secure system
  • Medical /Physiological referrals and treatment
  • Expedient transfers and victim protection available
  • Immediate investigation with possible prosecution
Expedited Transfer of Military Service Members Who File Unrestricted Reports of Sexual Assault: Any threat to life or safety of a Service Member shall be immediately reported to command and law enforcement authorities. A request to transfer the victim under these circumstances will be handled IAW established Service regulations. It is recognized that circumstances may exist that warrant the transfer of a Service member who makes and files an Unrestricted Report for sexual assault by signing a DD form 2910, "Victim Reporting Preference Statement" have the option to request a temporary or permanent transfer from their assigned command, or to a different location within their unit of assignment or Inactive Duty Training location. A Military Service Member who files a Restricted Report and requests an expedited transfer must affirmatively change their reporting option to Unrestricted Reporting on DD form 2910. All requests for transfer must be worked through the installation SARC initially and then to command.

Quick Links

SAPR Resources

Wing SARC

Jamie-Lyn Ricci

Located in Bldg. 25
SARC Phone - (518) 935-8606

SARC 24 hour Phone - (518) 925-6108

The Safe-Help Line: (877) 995-5247
Text, Chat, Call - 24 hour assistance