This is the source document to record FedRec.

• A. NGB FedRec Order
• B. FedRec Document
• C. FedRec Record
• D. FedRec Report

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that an authoritative policy document sets the procedures you must follow. For recording FedRec, the source document is the NGB FedRec Order because it provides the official directives on how FedRec information is captured, who is responsible, what data must be included, where it is filed, and the timelines for recording. This order serves as the standard reference for all FedRec entries, ensuring consistency and compliance across the organization.

Other items describe or contain FedRec information but do not establish the policy itself. A FedRec Document might be any file related to FedRec, a FedRec Record is the actual entry that shows a FedRec instance, and a FedRec Report is a summary or compilation derived from the records. They are outputs or components, not the governing source document that defines the recording process.