-Confidential report made to the SAPR Office by the victim through signing DD Form 2910

-Available to military members, dependents (18+) and civilian employees

-The sexual assault is NOT reported to OSI or command

-Victim may receive medical care (including forensic exam), advocacy, counseling and Victim's Counsel (VD)

-May choose to go unrestricted at any time

-Victims may make a restricted report even if they disclose the assault to their commander, supervisor or chain of command, and before or after an independent investigation is initiated as long as the victim has not disclosed the assault to law enforcement

-May enter subject information into CATCH

-Confidential report to the SAPR Office by the victim through signing DD Form 2910

-Available to military members, dependents (18+) and civilian employees

-The sexual assault is reported to OSI and command

-Victim may receive medical care (including forensic exam), advocacy, counseling and Victim's Counsel (VC)

-Victim may request and expedited transfer (military only) and protective order

-May enter subject information into CATCH if OSI is unaware of subject identity

-Mandatory reporter - If a commander, supervisor or individual in the chain of command, equal opportunity personnel, law enforcement (except in situations in which the law enforcement personnel is off duty and the victim identifies disclosure of the sexual assault is a personal conversation) or formal training instructor  is notified of a sexual assault by someone other than the victim (third-party report), they are a mandatory reporter.

-Mandatory reporter will report the incident to the SARC, unit commander (or equivalent) and OSI.

-Victim has the option to opt out of the investigation.

-Victim has the option to make a restricted report after command and OSI are notified, as long as the victim has not disclosed the assault to law enforcement.

-SAPR Office will neither confirm nor deny whether or no the victim has a restricted report.

-Law Enforcement Victim Disclosure Exception: Allows law enforcement victims to disclose they are a victim of sexual assault to other law enforcement personnel during personal conversations without prompting command notification or initiation of an investigation and be eligible for Restricted Reporting.

• This applies to personal conversations between an LE victim and LE personnel who are not the victim’s supervisor or in the victim’s chain of command, which is different than professional conversations where an LE victim requests to file a police report for the sexual assault offense.
• Extends to personal conversations where an LE member’s adult family member confides being a sexual assault victim to LE personnel who are not the LE member’s supervisor or in the LE person’s chain of command. 
• More information:   DSD Memo Topic Sheet: Law Enforcement Victim Disclosure Exception (sapr.mil)