After a Trusted Agent (TA) issues a token, they must send a completed 2842 back to the LRA / RA office who created the registration.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not required
• D. Only if requested

Answer: (A)

When a Trusted Agent issues a token, returning a completed 2842 to the LRA/RA office that created the registration is about keeping a proper, auditable record of the token issuance. The form typically captures key details such as the token serial or identifier, who received it, the date of issue, the TA’s identifier, and the linkage to the original registration. Sending this back promptly ensures the registration database stays in sync, so the office can track the token, verify that it was issued, and revoke or manage access if needed. It also holds the issuing TA accountable for the action and creates a clear trail for audits.

If this form isn’t sent, there’s a gap in the issuance trail and the LRA/RA office wouldn’t have definitive confirmation that the token was issued to the correct registration. That’s why it’s treated as a required step, not something to do only upon request or only if deemed necessary.