Two types of E-Transmittals are which?

• A. County of residence transmittal; Request out of country travel permit
• B. County of residence transmittal; Domestic travel permit
• C. Out of country travel permit; County of origin transmittal
• D. In-state transmittal; County of residence transmittal

Answer: (A)

In OIMS, Electronic Transmittals are used to move important administrative actions between agencies, and they come in two main forms that cover where a person lives and travel outside the country. The first form, county of residence transmittal, documents the offender’s residential jurisdiction. This is important because supervision, reporting requirements, and access to local resources are tied to the county where the person lives. The second form, a request out of country travel permit, handles international travel. It ensures there’s an approved, documented process before the offender can travel abroad, with coordination and risk checks as needed.

Other options mix or omit these specific functions, such as focusing on domestic or in-state travel without addressing jurisdictional residency, or using a county of origin transmittal which isn’t the commonly used category here. The pairing that fits the system’s typical categories is county of residence transmittal alongside a request out of country travel permit.