Form 312 i 2026

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The document provides instructions for applicants wishing to change their USMLE Step 1 or Step 2 CK testing region. It outlines the process, including the required Form 312, associated fees ($90 per region change), and potential surcharges based on the selected testing region. The document also details payment methods, the importance of having sufficient funds in the ECFMG financial account, and the procedure for receiving a revised scheduling permit after a successful request.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Enter your USMLE/ECFMG Identification Number in the designated field.
Fill in your name, ensuring to use uppercase letters for your last name and first name.
Select the exam(s) for which you are requesting a testing region change by checking the appropriate box(es).
Indicate your current testing region and the new testing region you are requesting for each exam.
Read the certification statement carefully, then sign and date the form.
Ensure that all required fees are accounted for, as insufficient funds will prevent processing of your request.
Submit Form 312 via mail or fax to ECFMG as instructed on the form.

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Who signs acceptance of SF 312?

The SF 312 should be signed only by persons who already have a security clearance or are being granted a security clearance at that time.

How long is an SF 312 good for?

It is often used in the context of national security and government agencies. The length of time that an SF 312 agreement is maintained depends on the specific policies and regulations of the agency involved. However, it is typically valid for multiple years, often up to 10 years or more.

What is standard form 312?

To change the name in your ECFMG record, you must submit Form 182 and the required documentation, as described below. Although you can check the name in your ECFMG record using ECFMGs On-line Applicant Status and Information System (OASIS), you cannot use OASIS to change your name.

Who can witness an SF 312?

An authorized representa�ve of a contractor, licensee, grantee, or other non-USG organiza�on designated to act as an agent of the United States may witness an NDA executed by an employee of that same organiza�on. The witness signature serves to validate that the individuals signature was executed on the NDA form.

What is a 312 form?

Standard Form 312 - Classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement.

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What is an SF 312 used for?

The SF 312 is a contractual agreement between the U.S. Government and you, a cleared employee, in which you agree never to disclose classified information to an unauthorized person.