What form must an instructor complete for compliance and submit to their agency?

The correct form that an instructor must complete for compliance and submit to their agency is the Instructor Compliance Application, which is Form CJSTC-84. This form serves as a formal declaration that the instructor meets the necessary qualifications and standards required to deliver training effectively and within the legal frameworks established by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission in Florida. Submitting this form ensures that the agency can verify the instructor's compliance with all applicable training requirements, thereby maintaining the integrity and quality of training programs offered.

The other forms mentioned, such as the Instructor Competency Checklist and the Certification Application, serve different purposes. The Instructor Competency Checklist is used to assess an instructor's skills and competencies, while the Certification Application is related to the initial certification process rather than ongoing compliance. The Instructor Evaluation Report typically pertains to feedback on an instructor’s performance rather than compliance status. Understanding the specific functions of these forms helps clarify why the Instructor Compliance Application is essential for compliance submission.