Which offices coordinate Requests for Visit (RFV) processing across the Army, Navy, Air Force, and DIA under the Defense Visit Office?

• A. Army Foreign Disclosure Office (DAMI-CD); Navy NIPO-01D2; Air Force SAF/IA; DIA Defense Foreign Liaison Office
• B. FBI Headquarters; CIA Headquarters; NSA Headquarters; DOE Office of Intelligence
• C. Army Logistics Office; Navy Legal Office; Air Force Public Affairs; DIA Budget Office
• D. Office of the Secretary of Defense; Joint Chiefs of Staff; Office of the Director of National Intelligence; DHS

Answer: (A)

Coordinating Requests for Visit processing across the services relies on the designated service-level foreign disclosure and liaison offices, working under the Defense Visit Office. Each service has a specific office that handles foreign disclosure, liaison, and visit coordination: the Army Foreign Disclosure Office (DAMI-CD) handles Army requests, the Navy’s NIPO-01D2 handles Navy requests, the Air Force’s SAF/IA handles Air Force requests, and the DIA’s Defense Foreign Liaison Office handles DIA requests. Together, these offices serve as the points of contact to route RFVs to the Defense Visit Office, ensuring consistent procedures, security reviews, and timely processing across all four components.

Options involving FBI, CIA, NSA, or DOE are outside this Defense Visit Office coordination structure and do not serve as the cross-service RFV coordinators. Likewise, offices focused on logistics, legal, or public affairs do not handle RFV coordination across the services in this framework, and high-level DoD/NSC or DHS entities are not the designated RFV coordination offices for Army, Navy, Air Force, and DIA.