Which form must victims use to elect between making a restricted or unrestricted report?

The correct choice is DD Form 2910, which is specifically designated for victims of sexual assault to elect between making a restricted or unrestricted report within the Navy's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program. This form enables victims to clearly communicate their reporting preferences and provides them with vital information regarding their options and the implications of each choice.

Restricted reporting allows victims to confidentially disclose the incident and receive care without initiating a criminal investigation, while unrestricted reporting enables them to pursue a criminal investigation and have support throughout the legal process. The proper documentation of the victim’s choice is crucial for ensuring they receive the appropriate support and resources aligned with their decision.

Other forms listed serve different purposes; for instance, DD Form 2701 is utilized to provide information to victims of crime, DD Form 2873 is used for enrollment in the Family Advocacy Program, and DD Form 1752 is associated with incidents of domestic violence and not specifically relevant to sexual assault reporting options. Thus, understanding the specific use of DD Form 2910 is essential for those involved in the SAPR process to guide victims appropriately.