Which form is the Private Citizen Witness Form?

• A. SF-95
• B. SF-91
• C. SF-94
• D. I-847

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is understanding which form is used to capture a private citizen’s account of an incident. A private citizen witness form is meant to provide a written statement from someone outside the agency who observed what happened, so investigators have a clear, firsthand account to reference. In this context, the form designated for that purpose is the one tailored to recording a witness’s observations as part of the incident documentation, including the witness’s identity and what they saw, when and where it occurred, and any details about damage or injuries. That makes it the best choice for collecting a private citizen’s eyewitness information during a motor-vehicle or incident investigation, ensuring the record is consistent and complete for the case file, potential claims, or further inquiry. The other forms are used for different situations—claims for damages against the government, alternative witness documentation, or unrelated administrative purposes—so they don’t fit the same role as the private citizen witness form.