What error is committed if you add extra verbiage such as 'as filed' to a KGWO release?

• A. It is an error to add 'as filed' when only a release is required
• B. This is permitted and recommended
• C. There is no issue
• D. It increases safety

Answer: (B)

Adding verbiage like “as filed” is a practical way to keep the release tied to the official submitted document. The main idea is to signal that the content being released matches what was filed, not something altered or newly added after filing. This promotes clarity, consistency, and traceability, helping readers know they’re looking at the same information that was officially submitted. It can also prevent misunderstandings about where the material came from or whether any changes were made after filing. In standard procedures, using this qualifier is allowed and often recommended because it supports accurate recordkeeping and regulatory alignment. If you do include it, ensure no new information is introduced beyond what was filed; otherwise, reflect any changes clearly rather than relying on the tag.