A visitor who does not have an approved DoD credential arrives at a facility to perform a facility repair that has been requested. The visitor may be provided access in accordance with facility procedures.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Not Applicable
• D. Depends on the situation

Answer: (B)

Access to DoD facilities is controlled, but uncredentialed visitors can be granted access if there is an approved procedure in place. For a visitor there to perform a facility repair, the site can authorize entry through its visitor/contractor procedures—typically involving a sponsor, identity verification, issuance of a temporary badge, and an escort, with access limited to the repair area and a defined time window. Following those procedures provides the legitimate path for entry, so the statement is true. Without a documented procedure, access would not be allowed.