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Pae 623-3

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SUBJECT: Information Paper 1. Purpose: To provide updated information on AR 623-3 AND DA PAM 623-3. For Officer Evaluation Reports (OERs, Non-commissioned Officer Reports (NCOERs, Annual Evaluation Reports (AER’s). Effective date is 05 July 2012. 2. Facts: a. An annual AER will be prepared for schools that are longer than 12 months in duration. b. The use of “P” for “promotable” for rating officials on NCOERS, when applicable. c. Entry of full 9-nine digit socials are only required for the rated soldiers and senior raters for positive identification and processing the report to the rates soldiers official military personnel file and Senior rater profile for OERs. d. Use of digital signatures with Common Access Card (CAC) is mandatory. e.

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