Which form is completed after issuing a token?

• A. 2842
• B. 2841
• C. 2843
• D. 2844

Answer: (A)

When a token is issued, the key step is to document that action in the issuance form. This form captures essential details like who issued the token, who it was issued to, the token’s identifier, the date of issuance, and the intended use. Recording these specifics creates an auditable trail that confirms the token exists, who it’s assigned to, and when, which is crucial for security, accountability, and ongoing lifecycle management.

The other forms relate to earlier or later steps in the process: a request form is used before issuance to request a token, an activation form is used to enable the token for use after issuance, and a replacement form handles loss or damage and re-issuance. They are not the immediate documentation required after issuing, which is why the issuance form is the correct choice.