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Who can “certify true” an evaluators missing signature on an EPR/OPR?

April 26, 2017EPR evaluator MISSING opr signature

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Who can “certify true” an evaluators missing signature on an EPR/OPR?

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For EPRs, the MPF Commander or Chief, Career Enhancement, are the only individuals who can “certify true” a missing signature. For OPRs, the ratee’s reviewer or a personnel officer (preferably in the grade of Major) are the only individuals who can “certify true” a missing signature. NCOICs of Career Enhancement may “certify true” a copy of a completed report, but may not certify missing signatures.