In the correct order for residential plans and transfer investigations, what is step three?

In the correct order for residential plans and transfer investigations, what is step three?

• A. Supervising officer completes and provides reporting instructions to the offender
• B. Investigating officer updates plan to active
• C. Investigation officer investigates plan
• D. Supervising officer submits the investigation

Answer: (A)

The step three focuses on making sure the offender understands what is required before the plan is finalized. After the investigation has been completed, the plan status is moved to active to signal that it’s ready to proceed. At this point, the supervising officer completes the process by providing clear reporting instructions to the offender—covering where and when to report, what is expected, and any consequences for non-compliance. This ensures the offender knows their obligations before the investigation is formally submitted. The final submission comes after the offender has received and understood these instructions, completing the workflow.

The step three focuses on making sure the offender understands what is required before the plan is finalized. After the investigation has been completed, the plan status is moved to active to signal that it’s ready to proceed. At this point, the supervising officer completes the process by providing clear reporting instructions to the offender—covering where and when to report, what is expected, and any consequences for non-compliance. This ensures the offender knows their obligations before the investigation is formally submitted. The final submission comes after the offender has received and understood these instructions, completing the workflow.