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Nonresponse Followup/Update Enumerate Followup

Questionnaire Content Document for the Enumerator Instrument

2018 Census Test NRFU/UEF Instrument Specification

Front Section

App Icons for Field Data Collection (US 18-667):

• For Production:  FDC

• For Training:  Training FDC

Universal Functionality:

• Census Day will be displayed as April 1, 2018 for the purpose of the 2018 Census Test.

Question wording key

Black text = Read by interviewer

Bold black = Roster names and you/your references

Blue text = Optional text for interviewer to read

Red text = Interviewer instruction

Help text

The Help Icon will display a message “Help is not available for this question.” when there is no specific help text for a question.  Screens are listed in 2016 CT US 16-84.

For screens that contain actual help text, there will be instructional text at the very top with the following wording: If the help text is collapsed, click on the > to view help text associated with each section.(18-648).

Off-Path Data

Any roster attributes (persons, demographics, flags, etc.) should be removed from the roster once they are deemed off-path. See US 17-86.

NRFU WHITE LIST

Text boxes in the NRFU instrument should only accept the following characters:

a-z A-Z ñáéíóúüÑÁÉÍÓÚÜ 0-9 [ ] { } ~ % $ ? ¿ # @ ! ¡ - _ ( ) / : ; "' . , * + =

The system will only allow the following special characters for write-ins on DETAILED ORIGIN (User Story 18-676):

a-z A-Z ñáéíóúü ý ÑÁÉÍÓÚÜ Ý 0-9 [ ] { } ~  % $ ? ¿ # @ ! ¡ - _ ( ) / \ : ;  "' . , & * + =

Description of Global Options across all screens:

• DK/REF

• The DK/REF option for screens that have it available exhibit a global behavior and is not readily available on screen as an option.  Once DK/REF is available as a response option, selecting either DK (if available) or REF will default the original response options to an unselected or null value.  Similarly, with the DK/REF options available on a screen, selecting any of the original options will set the DK/REF response to a null value.

• Exit Survey

• Upon pressing the Exit Survey icon, a pop-up (not a hard/soft edit) appears asking “Are you sure you want to exit the interview?” with Yes and No response options in the form of buttons.  Pressing “Yes” will take the enumerator through one or two additional screens before reaching CASE NOTES, and then back to ACTIVE CASELIST.

The fill for <PARTIAL ADDRESS> will include any address information detailed below that is provided in the original Census address, and should be in the following format depending on the address type:

• For a Street Address or PR General Address (with Address Number and Street Name {and Apt/Unit, if applicable}), the address fill is Address Number and Street Name {and Apt/Unit, if applicable} in all caps (examples: "123 VACATION WAY" or "123 VACATION WAY APT 101").

• For an address that has a physical description, the address fill is the physical description in all caps (example: “THE APARTMENT OVER THE POST OFFICE ON COUNTY ROAD 5”)

• For a P.O. Box Number, the address fill is the term “P.O. BOX” (in all caps) followed by the P.O. Box Number (example: "P.O. BOX 123").

• For a Rural Route address (with Rural Route Descriptor, Rural Route number, and RR Box ID number), the address fill is the Rural Route Descriptor and Rural Route number, followed by the term “BOX” (in all caps) and the RR Box ID number (example: "RR 45 BOX 76").

• For a PR Urbanización Address (with Urbanización Name, Address Number and Street Name {and Apt/Unit, if applicable}), the address fill is the Urbanización Name, Address Number and Street Name {and Apt/Unit, if applicable} in all caps (examples: "URB SAN JUAN 123 VACATION WAY" or "URB SAN JUAN 123 VACATION WAY APT 101").

• For a PR Area Name Address (with Area Name 1 {and Area Name 2, if applicable}, Address Number and Street Name {and Apt/Unit, if applicable}), the address fill is the Area Name 1 {and Area Name 2, if applicable}, Address Number and Street Name {and Apt/Unit, if applicable} in all caps (examples: "BO SAN JUAN 123 VACATION WAY" or "BO SAN JUAN 123 VACATION WAY APT 101").

• For a PR Apartment Complex Address (with Name of Condominium or Residencial, Address Number, Street Name and Apt/Unit), the address fill is the Name of Condominium or Residencial, Address Number, Street Name and Apt/Unit in all caps (examples: "COND SAN JUAN 123 VACATION WAY APT 101" or "RES SAN JUAN 123 VACATION WAY APT 101").

Additional Information

Sprint 6 version created from final COMPASS Spec for 2017 Census Test.

Creating a bookmark - Select desired text -> insert -> bookmark -> type in desired text in box (no spaces or special characters) -> Add

Inserting a hyperlink bookmark – Select desired text -> insert -> hyperlink -> bookmark -> choose existing hyperlink

Please note: the table of contents will ONLY be updated once track changes have been accepted. Due to this, page numbers in the table of contents might not accurately reflect all screen names.

The following step should ONLY occur after track changes have been accepted.

Table of Contents – Highlight page number -> insert -> quickparts -> field -> page reference -> in scroll down list, select corresponding bookmark -> Numeric format: 0 -> Format: 1,2,3 -> click okay.

To update/reflect changes on table of content – Ctrl A -> F9. This will update all page numbers in table of content.

Revision History

Sprint	Date	Change
Sprint 6	11/14/16	Create a new option on the UNABLE TO ATTEMPT screen (18-491). Changing the year 2017 into 2018 (18-492). Create eventcode (18-493). Update NO COMPLETE response options (18-494). Updating PERSONAL NON-CONTACT response options (18-495). Update STRATEGIES previous screens (18-496). Update EXIT POP-STATUS previous screens (18-497). Update UNABLE TO ATTEMPT previous screens (18-498). Update MU INTRO question wording for outbound telephone housing unit (18-499). Update RESP LOCATION response options (18-500). Update DETAILED ORIGIN screens instruction wording (18-501). Update OWNER and RENTER response options (18-502).
Sprint 6	11/21/16	Remove tribal enrollment screens (18-503). Remove tribal enrollment 2 from previous screens on the ELSEWHERE screens (18-504). Remove rev tribal enrollment from previous screens on REVIEW (18-505). Remove the branching to tribal enrollment (18-506). Updating year from 1891 to 1892 (18-507). Update LANGUAGE BARRIER RESP instructional wording (18-508). Update INMOVER DONE question wording (18-509). Update MU ANYONE branching (18-510). Update NO COMPLETE previous screens, response options and special instructions (18-511). Updating PROXY PHONE response options and question wording (18-512). Update for PROXY ADDRESS response options and question wording (18-513). Update CASE NOTES previous screens (18-514). Update GOOD BYE previous screens (18-515). Update RI INTRO branching (18-516). Update CASE NOTES branching (18-517). Update PERSONAL NON CONTACT branching (18-518). Update ACTIVE CASELIST, INACTIVE CASELIST and CASE DETAILS (18-524). Update ATTEMPT TYPE branching for MU RI (18-519). Update ELIGIBLE RESP wording for MU RI (18-520). Update branching to MU ANYONE for MU RI (18-521). Update branching from RI CONTACT RESP for MU RI (18-522). Update VARIABLES SET AFTER CASE NOTES for MU RI (18-523). Add navigation hard edit and special instructions to ATTEMPT TYPE (18-525). Update NO COMPLETE screen branching (18-526). Update LANGUAGE BARRIER previous screens (18-527). Update STRATEGIES question wording (18-528).
Sprint 7	12/19/16	Update BEST TIME instructional text (18-529). Update branching to NO COMPLETE for RI of proxy (18-530). Update RI INTRO branching for proxy (18-531). Update RI VERIFY ADDRESS branching for proxy (18-532). Update BEST TIME for RI of proxy (18-533). Update branching from KNOW ADDRESS for RI of proxy (18-534). Update MU ANYONE question wording (18-535). Update MU INTRO question wording (18-536). Update MU UNABLE TO ATTEMPT question wording (18-537). Update soft edits, hard edits, and branching on PEOPLE (18-538). Update POPCOUNT branching (18-539). Update UNDERCOUNT hard edits (18-540). Update ELSEWHERE WHY help text (18-541). Update ELSEWHERE help text (18-542). Update PEOPLE help text (18-543). Update POPCOUNT help text (18-544). Update UNDERCOUNT help text (18-545). Update WHO help text (18-546). Update WHO question wording (18-547). Update RESP NAME hard edits (18-548). Update ROSTER ADD hard edit (18-549). Update ROSTER EDIT hard edit (18-550). Remove NONID_Reinterview from the instrument (18-551). Remove NONID RI INTRO screen (18-552). Update ATTEMPT TYPE branching (18-553). Update DIAL OUTCOME branching and hard edit (18-554). Update NUMBER CALLED previous screens and response options (18-555). Update Relationship-Age check on CONFIRM AGE (18-556). Update REVIEW instructions (18-557). Update STRATEGIES branching (18-558). Update branching for proxy respondent on OWNER screen (18-559). Update DATE OF BIRTH branching (18-560). Update DATE OF BIRTH previous screens (18-561). Update OTHER VACANT response options to fix grammatical errors (18-562). Update predictive text for DETAILED ORIGIN screens (18-563). Update ANYONE to display census address for RI of proxy (18-564). Update EXIT POP-STATUS branching to avoid INMOVER DONE for RI (18-565). Update HOME wording for RI of proxy (18-566). Update OCCUPANCY to display census address for RI of proxy (18-567). Update OWNER to display census address for RI of proxy (18-568). Update PEOPLE wording for telephone RI of proxy (18-569). Update POPCOUNT branching and address display for RI of proxy (18-570). Update RENTER to display census address for RI of proxy (18-571). Update WHO to display Census address for RI of proxy (18-572).
Sprint 7	1/9/17	Update Previous screens and branching on RELATIONSHIP CHECK (18-615). Update RELATIONSHIP OTHER question wording (18-616). Update RELATIONSHIP RESP question wording (18-617). Update RELATION OT question wording (18-618). Update RELATION SD question wording (18-619).
Sprint 8	1/9/17	Update CHANGE RELATION RS OT question wording (18-609). Update AGE screen for new baby flag pathing (18-624). Update CHANGE AGE branching and response options (18-626). Refine help text for MCM screens (18-576). Update help text for RI COUNT (18-577). Expand all help text on DETAILED ORIGIN (18-578). Update HOME help text (18-579). Update RACE help text (18-580). Update SEX help text (18-581). Update DATE OF BIRTH help text (18-582). Update languages in Appendix B (18-583). Update SCAN BARCODE hard edit and special instructions (18-585). Update STRATEGIES question wording for UE (18-586). Update VERIFY DIALED NUMBER branching for UE (18-587). Update OTHER VACANT Ri of proxy wording (18-590). Update SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS wording for RI of proxy (18-592). Update VACANT DESCRIPTION wording for RI of proxy (18-593). Update ADDRESS help text (18-594). Update RESP NAME help text (18-595). Update path of proxy eligible cases (18-596). Update CASE DETAILS beginning an interview (18-597). Remove APPOINTMENT DETAILS screen (18-598). Update DISTANCE question wording (18-599). Update ELIGILBE RESP question wording (18-600). Update FIND ADDRESS soft edit (18-601). Update NEW CASE ADDRESS screen (18-602). Update NO COMPLETE screen (18-603). Update for PROXY ADDRESS (18-604). Update PROXY ALERTS screen (18-605). Update PROXY ATTEMPT screen (18-606). Update PROXY LOCATION screen (18-607). Create new screen AGE2 (18-610). Create CHANGE AGE 2 (18-611). Create new screen CONFIRM AGE 2 (18-612). Remove REV BABY FLAG (18-613). Update CHANGE DATE OF BIRTH for updated baby flag pathing (18-614). Update NO COMPLETE previous screens (18-621). Update RACE previous screens (18-622). Update REVIEW screens for new baby flag pathing (18-623). Update BABY FLAG branching and help text (18-625). Update DATE OF BIRTH previous screens (18-627). Update RESP NAME branching (18-584). Update REVIEW branching (18-589). Update RESP PHONE branching (18-591). Update ANYONE screen (18-628). Update ATTEMPT TYPE screen (18-629). Update UNABLE TO ATTEMPT screen (18-631). Update CONTACT HISTORY with proxy required icon (18-638).
Sprint 8	1/11/17	Added note in ELSEWHERE response options. Added note to MAXDISTANCE wording throughout spec.
Sprint 8	1/12/17	Update Census ID formatting (18-634). Update LANGUAGE BARRIER RESP screens (18-635).
Sprint 9	1/25/17	Update UNABLE TO ATTEMPT hard edit (18-641). Add REL-SEX check to the SEX screen (18-642). Update LANGUAGE response options and special instructions (18-573). Standardize hard edits for relationship and sex screens (18-574). Replace empty help text (18-575).
Sprint 9	1/26/17	Update RESP LOCATION screen (18-608). Update ACTIVE CASELIST with Proxy required icon (18-636). Update CASE DETAILS with Poxy required icon (18-637). Update INACTIVE CASELIST with Proxy required icon (18-639). Update Instructional Text on SEX (18-640).
Sprint 9	1/27/17	Define automatic synchronizations (18-643). Update OCCUPANCY help text (18-644). Update branching on RELATIONSHIP CHECK (18-645). Remove PHONE NUMBERS screen (18-646). Removing PHONE NUMBERS from CASE DETAILS screen (18-647). Update CHANGE DATE OF BIRTH branching (18-649). Update Special Instructions on CHANGE RELATION RS SD (18-650).
Sprint 10	2/14/17	Update SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS for NRFU UEF (18-658). Update CONTACT HISTORY with ATTACTUAL and message (18-660).
Sprint 10	2/17/17	Update Case Details, Contact History, Address Details, and Case Notes (18-671). Display count of cases (18-673). Update White List (18-676). Update help text for ecase (18-648).
Sprint 11	3/7/17	Change Enumeration app icon (18-667). Update KNOW ADDRESS (18-686). Update Previous Screens on OCCUPANCY (18-695). Update KNOW ADDRESS question wording (18-703). Update UNDERCOUNT question wording for NRFU (18-705).
Sprint 12	4/3/17	Update DATE OF CONTACT and TIME OF CONTACT (18-711). Match wording and response options on RESP LOCATION for NRFU (18-713). Update question wording on TIME OF CONTACT for NRFU (18-716). Move OTHER VACANT from Back Section.
Sprint 13	4/24/17	Update to Case Notes Formatting (18-722).
Sprint 14	5/15/17	Clearning the text box when “Other” is selected as a response option (18-731). Change UTC to GMT (18-732). Update KNOW ADDRESS (18-734).

Question Index

Screen name	Screen Owner	Previous Questions that an action on a question leads to this screen	Next Questions that follows this question based on an action	Page Number
ATTEMPT TYPE	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	CASE DETAILS	RESP LOCATION DATE OF CONTACT CASE NOTES NUMBER CALLED MU INTRO MU UNABLE TO ATTEMPT	12
RESP LOCATION	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	ATTEMPT TYPE	INTRO DISTANCE NUMBER CALLED UNABLE TO ATTEMPT RI INTRO CASE NOTES PROXY LOCATION PROXY ALERTS	14
Date of Contact	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	attempt type	Time of Contact	17
Time of Contact	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	Date of Contact	RESULT OF MeSSaGe	18
RESULT OF MeSSaGe	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	Time of Contact	CASE NOTES	19
DISTANCE	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	RESP LOCATION	INTRO CASE NOTES	20
NUMBER CALLED	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	RESP LOCATION PROXY ATTEMPT dial outcome	DIAL OUTCOME	21
DIAL OUTCOME	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	NUMBER CALLED	VERIFY DIALED NUMBER CASE NOTES number called NO COMPLETE RI INTRO	24
VERIFY DIALED NUMBER	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	DIAL OUTCOME	INTRO GOOD BYE	27
KNOW ADDRESS	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	INTRO RI VERIFY ADDRESS	GOOD BYE SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS	28
INTRO	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	RESP LOCATION VERIFY DIALED NUMBER DISTANCE PROXY LOCATION	ELIGIBLE RESP KNOW ADDRESS PERSONAL NON-CONTACT EXIT POP-STATUS ANYONE TYPE OF PROXY	30
ELIGIBLE RESP	WARD KAY (NRFU-IPT)	INTRO RI INTRO RI VERIFY ADDRESS	ADDRESS EXIT POP-STATUS NO COMPLETE ri contact resp	34
ADDRESS	Kristin koslap (pop)	ELIGIBLE RESP	RESP NAME ANYONE exit pop-status	36
RESP NAME	Kristin koslap (pop)	ADDRESS NEW CASE ADDRESS	RESP PHONE EXIT POP-STATUS	37
RESP PHONE	Kristin koslap (pop)	RESP NAME	EXIT POP-STATUS POPCOUNT	38
ANYONE	Kristin koslap (pop)	ADDRESS INTRO RESP LOCATION RI CONTACT RESP ELIGIBLE RESP	WHO OCCUPANCY SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS NO COMPLETE EXIT POP-STATUS	39
OCCUPANCY	SEHSD COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (POP)	ANYONE	SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS no complete VACANT DESCRIPTION	40
SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS	SEHSD COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (POP)	OCCUPANCY KNOW ADDRESS ANYONE	Proxy Name	42
VACANT DESCRIPTION	SEHSD COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (POP)	OCCUPANCY RI COUNT	Proxy Name OTHER VACANT	44
OTHER VACANT	SEHSD COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (POP)	VACANT DESCRIPTION	PROXY NAME	46
WHO	Kristin koslap (pop)	ANYONE	POPCOUNT exit pop-status	48
POPCOUNT	Kristin koslap (pop)	RESP PHONE RESP NAME WHO	UNDERCOUNT PEOPLE NO COMPLETE	49
PEOPLE	Kristin koslap (pop)	POPCOUNT RI COUNT	PEOPLE ROSTER REVIEW UNDERCOUNTnO COMPLETE	52
UNDERCOUNT	Kristin koslap (pop)	pEOPLE POPCOUNT	UNDERCOUNT ROSTER REVIEW	57
ROSTER REVIEW	Kristin koslap (pop)	UNDERCOUNT PEOPLE	HOME Roster ADD ROSTER EDIT GOOD BYE	61
ROSTER EDIT	Kristin koslap (pop)	ROSTER REVIEW	ROSTER REVIEW	64
ROSTER ADD	Kristin koslap (pop)	ROSTER REVIEW	ROSTER REVIEW	65
HOME	SEHSD COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (POP)	ROSTER REVIEW	OWNER RENTER RELATIONSHIP RESP RELATIONSHIP OTHER Sex	67
OWNER	COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (pop)	HOME	RELATIONSHIP RESP RELATIONSHIP OTHER	70
RENTER	COLLEEN KEATING / ROCHELLE BROWN (pop)	HOME	RELATIONSHIP RESP RELATIONSHIP OTHER	72

Question Wording choice logic:

These are the variables and logic used to correctly choose what wording should be used for that screen for any given interview. The logic below correctly chooses between the question wording of an “In person housing unit respondent”, “Telephone housing unit respondent”, “In person proxy respondent”, and “Telephone proxy respondent”.

• If ATTACTUAL=PV then the “In Person” question wording should be displayed for any screens following the ATTEMPT TYPE screen with alternate question wording indicated in the Questionnaire Content Document.

• If ATTACTUAL=T then the “Telephone” question wording should be displayed for any screens following the ATTEMPT TYPE screen with alternate question wording indicated in the Questionnaire Content Document.

• If RESP_TYPE=HH then the “Housing Unit Respondent” question wording should be displayed for any screens following the ADDRESS screen with alternate question wording indicated in the Questionnaire Content Document.

• If RESP_TYPE=proxy, then the “Proxy Respondent” question wording should be displayed for any screens following the ADDRESS screen with alternate question wording indicated in the Questionnaire Content Document.

Screen name	ATTEMPT TYPE
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	CASE DETAILS = Begin Interview
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Describe this contact attempt for <INSERT>.
Response options	For NRFU or UEF: (Radio buttons) Personal visit Outbound call attempt Inbound call received Message received Cancel attempt
Branching/Skip Patterns	For NRFU or UEF: If ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit, go to RESP LOCATION. If ATTEMPT TYPE=Outbound call attempt, go to RESP LOCATION. If ATTEMPT TYPE=Inbound call received, go to RESP LOCATION. If ATTEMPT TYPE=Message received, go to DATE OF CONTACT. Else (If ATTEMPT TYPE=Cancel Attempt), go to CASENOTE.
Data needed	Full Census Address.
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.” If backwards navigation occurs on this screen, display: “Already at beginning of survey.”
Special instructions	If “Cancel attempt” is selected, then the number of attempts for the case should not change after swiping past CASE NOTES. For NRFU or UEF: { Fill <INSERT> with known address. Fill priority: City Style address; if none then fill with Non-city style address; if none then fill with physical description. If "Personal visit", then set ATTACTUAL=PV. If "Outbound call", "Inbound call", or "Message received", then set ATTACTUAL=T. When swiping to the next screen, DATEOFCONTACT is set, which is a GMT timestamp of the current time. }
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Not Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-86, 16-139, 16-R141, 16-179, 16-243, 17-102, 17-281, 17-436, 17-481, 18-519, 18-525, 18-553, 18-629, 18-575, 18-732
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	RESP LOCATION
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ATTEMPT TYPE=(Personal Visit), (Outbound call attempt), (Inbound call received)
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: { Are you attempting to contact <PARTIALADDRESS> or a proxy? Select ‘Unable to attempt address’ if an attempt at this address is impossible or does not make sense. }
Response options	For NRFU or UEF: Attempting census address Attempting proxy address Unable to attempt address Note: There will never be a scenario where “Unable to attempt address” is the only option available.
Branching/Skip Patterns	For NRFU or UEF: { If ((PROXY_REQUIRED=1) and (ATTACTUAL=PV) and (RESP LOCATION=Unable to attempt address)), go to CASE NOTES If ((ATTACTUAL=PV) and (RESP LOCATION=Unable to attempt address)), go to UNABLE TO ATTEMPT if ((ATTACTUAL=T) and (RESP LOCATION=Unable to attempt address)), go to CASE NOTES If ((ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit or Outbound call attempt) and (RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address) and (PROXYALERT=0)), go to PROXY LOCATION If ((ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit or Outbound call attempt) and (RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address) and (PROXYALERT=1)), go to PROXY ALERTS If ((ATTEMPT TYPE=Outbound call attempt) and (RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address)), go to NUMBER CALLED If ((ATTACTUAL=PV) and (RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address)), then do: If distance between mapspot and production GPS coordinates > MAXDISTANCE then go to DISTANCE. (Note: Per 10/30 NRFU-DO, MAXDISTANCE is being set to 5000 feet) If else, go to INTRO }
Data needed	<PARTIALADDRESS> MAXDISTANCE ATTEMPT TYPE (ATTACTUAL) PROXY_REQUIRED PROXYELIGIBLE NRFU instrument GPS coordinates Production GPS coordinates
Help text	Whom to interview as a respondent at a household: An adult (someone who is 15 years or older) who is a household member of the census address. Whom to interview as a proxy: An adult (someone who is 15 years or older), nonhousehold member who is knowledgeable about the census address. Examples of a proxy: Neighbor Landlord or Property Manager Real Estate Agent/Office Relative of household member Caregiver or health provider In-mover (moved in after <census day>) Government office or worker (Tax Assessor, Letter Carrier, etc.) Utility Worker (Meter Reader, Telephone Repair, Cable/Satellite, etc.) Enumerator Personal Knowledge (If you as the enumerator have personal knowledge about the household.)
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	The “Attempting proxy address” option should only display when the attempt is proxy eligible (PROXYELIGIBLE=1). The “Attempting census address” option should not display when the attempt is a proxy only attempt (PROXY_REQUIRED=1). For each contact attempt, instrument attempts to collect a GPS coordinate when a response is selected. Each time a response option is selected, keep latest GPS coordinate collected for that attempt. If able to collect GPS coordinate, measure and store distance between mapspot and Production GPS coordinate. If distance is greater than MAXDISTANCE, set a flag indicating long distance. If unable to collect GPS coordinate during all attempts, set a flag indicating no GPS. For NRFU or UEF: { If RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address, then RESP_TYPE=HH. If RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address, then RESP_TYPE=proxy. (RESP_TYPE is overwritten on ADDRESS if proxy at the address. See ADDRESS Special instructions) }
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Not Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-84, 16-138, 16-R142, 16-R166, 16-243, 16-262, 17-47, 17-9, 17-151, 17-436, 18-500, 18-551, 18-608, 18-713
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	DATE OF CONTACT
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ATTEMPT TYPE=Message received
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	Date dropdown menu for Month and Day
Branching/Skip Patterns	TIME OF CONTACT
Data needed	N/A
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	If date selected is a future date, “You cannot enter a future date.”
Special instructions
DK/REF options	Not available
Exit Survey option	Not available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	Enter the month and day of the contact attempt.
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-84, 18-575, 18-711
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	TIME OF CONTACT
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	DATE OF CONTACT
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	Dropdown menu to capture Hours, Minutes and AM/PM
Branching/Skip Patterns	RESULT OF MESSAGE
Data needed	N/A
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	If today’s date is selected on DATE OF CONTACT and time selected is a future time, “You cannot enter a future time.”
Special instructions	I
DK/REF options	Not available
Exit Survey option	Not available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	Enter the time the contact attempt was made
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	17-279, 18-575,18-711, 18-716
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	RESULT OF MESSAGE
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	TIME OF CONTACT
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Specifies day and time for an interview All other
Branching/Skip Patterns	If RESULT OF MESSAGE= Specifies day and time for an interview, go to BEST TIME. If RESULT OF MESSAGE =All other, go to CASE NOTES.
Data needed	N/A
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	N/A
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Not Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	Result of voice or text message received:
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-84, 16-246, 17-436, 18-575
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	DISTANCE
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ELIGIBLE RESP (If ATTEMPT TYPE= Personal visit, RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address, and distance between mapspot and GPS coordinate > MAXDISTANCE).
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: You may be too far from < PARTIALADDRESS>. Continue interview?
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No
Branching/Skip Patterns	For NRFU or UEF: If Yes, go to INTRO. If No, go to CASE NOTES.
Data needed	<PARTIAL ADDRESS>
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Not Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	N/A
User Story Number	16-84, 17-151, 17-436, 18-551, 18-599, 18-575
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	NUMBER CALLED
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	RESP LOCATION (if NRFU/UEF and ATTEMPT TYPE=Outbound call attempt and RESP LOCATION=Attemping census address). PROXY ATTEMPT=Yes, by telephone DIAL OUTCOME (and there are additional phone numbers that have yet to be dialed and that do not contradict with the RESP LOCATION response, or when the first occurrence of either ‘New number from recording’ or ‘Number not dialed/Number misdialed’ is selected). PROXY LOCATION (if ATTACTUAL=T).
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	Radio buttons: <options for each phone number where PHONEASSOC=HH if RESP_TYPE=HH or each phone number where PHONEASSOC=proxy if RESP_TYPE=proxy)> Add Number Note: If “Add number” is selected, then display a field to enter a new number with the following response options. Radio buttons: Household Proxy
Branching/Skip Patterns	Go to DIAL OUTCOME. If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Phone numbers
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	When RESP LOCATION=Attempting address and the enumerator selects proxy for an added phone number, the system displays the following warning message: “You indicated that you were attempting the address but are now entering a proxy phone number. Please be sure that this is correct.” When RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy and the enumerator selects household for an added phone number, the system displays the following warning message: “You indicated that you were attempting a proxy but are now entering a household phone number. Please be sure that this is correct.”
Hard Edit	If user selects PREV, then display “New Proxy attempt has already started.” For nonresponse or if “Add Number” is selected without a phone number entered in the number field, “Please provide an answer to the question.” For a phone number that is less than 10 digits:“The phone number must be in the format (xxx) xxx-xxxx.” If 10-digits are entered in the number field, but no association is selected for that number, then “Please provide a phone number and its association.”
Special instructions	Next to each number should be a visual indicator as to the previous outcome of that phone number (if there is one), “thumbs up” icon for a good number (if PHONECAT=G) and”thumbs down” icon for a bad one (if PHONECAT not=G). There should be a visual indicator for each number as to whether that number has already been attempted during the bundled contact. Variables: For each telephone number added, if an error message is displayed, a flag should be set indicating the message was displayed (true/false): CONTRADICTPHONE=true if “You indicated that you were attempting the address but are now entering a proxy phone number. Please be sure that this is correct.” or “You indicated that you were attempting a proxy but are now entering a household phone number. Please be sure that this is correct.” is triggered and displayed. Else/default CONTRADICTPHONE=false. Prevent adding duplicate phone numbers: When a user adds a new phone number with PHONEASSOC=HH and swipes to the next screen, if that same phone number with PHONEASSOC=HH already exists for that case, the system should not add the phone number to the case. Conversely, when a user adds a new phone number with PHONEASSOC=Proxy and swipes to the next screen, if that same phone number with PHONEASSOC=Proxy already exists for that case, the system should not add the phone number to the case. Update RESP_TYPE variable for NRFU/UEF: If RESP_TYPE=Proxy but the enumerator enters a new phone number and associates it with a household (PHONEASSOC=HH), then set RESP_TYPE=HH. If RESP LOCATION=Attempting address, but the enumerator enters a new phone number and associates it with a proxy (PHONEASSOC=Proxy), then set RESP_TYPE=Proxy.
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	What number are you attempting to call?
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-84, 16-153, 16-287, 17-443, 18-555, 18-575
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	DIAL OUTCOME
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	NUMBER CALLED
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	For NRFU or UEF: (Radio buttons) Someone answers Ring no answer Answering machine/service – message left Answering machine/service – no message left New number from recording Normal busy/circuits busy Fast or WATTS/FTS busy Fax machine reached, no message sent Number could not be completed as dialed No signal or funny signal Number not in service Number changed, no new number given Bad connection Temporarily not in service TDD or TTY reached Number not dialed/number misdialed Other noncontact If Other noncontact selected, display a write-in field with the label Specify.
Branching/Skip Patterns	For NRFU or UEF: If Someone answers, go to VERIFY DIALED NUMBER. If Answering machine/service – message left, go to CASE NOTES Else, if there are additional phone numbers associated with the case where PHONEASSOC and RESP_TYPE are equal (or for first occurrence of either New number from recording or Number not dialed/number misdialed), go to NUMBER CALLED Else, go to CASE NOTES If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Phone number from NUMBER CALLED CASE ID
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.” If “Other noncontact” is selected and the text box is left blank, display “Please specify the noncontact reason.” If an enumerator tries to swipe backwards (or select previous) on this screen, then display the following message: “Please provide a dial outcome for the phone number. You cannot go backwards to change the phone number but may do so on the next screen if either “Number not dialed/number misdialed” or “New number from recording” is the selected dial outcome.”
Special instructions	For NRFU or UEF: { Write in fields should be 200 characters in length. If Answering machine/service – message left is selected and RESP_TYPE=HH, then display the voicemail script: “Hello, my name is (your name) and I'm calling from the U.S. Census Bureau.  At your earliest convenience, please return my call at (your Census provided phone number) and refer to case ID number <fill with CASEID formatted as XXXX-XXXX-XXXX>.  Thank you for your time.” If Answering machine/service – message left is selected and RESP_TYPE=proxy, then display the voicemail script: “Hello, my name is (your name) and I'm calling from the U.S. Census Bureau.  I have a few questions for you about an address in your area.  At your earliest convenience, please return my call at (your Census provided phone number) and refer to case ID number <fill with CASEID formatted as XXXX-XXXX-XXXX>.  Thank you for your time.” If DIAL OUTCOME=Someone answers, set PHONECAT=G for the phone number selected on NUMBER CALLED.   If DIAL OUTCOME=(Ring no answer, Answering machine/service – message left, Answering machine/service – no message left, New number from recording, Normal busy/circuits busy, Fast or WATTS/FTS busy, Fax machine reached, no message sent, No signal or funny signal, Bad connection, Temporarily not in service, TDD or TTY reached, Other noncontact), set PHONECAT=I for the phone number selected on NUMBER CALLED.   If DIAL OUTCOME=(Number could not be completed as dialed, Number not in service, Number changed, no new number given, Number not dialed/number misdialed, New number from recording), set PHONECAT=B for the phone number selected on NUMBER CALLED. } Note: When text is entered in a text box, the system shall clear the text box every time the “Other noncontact” response option is selected (on both radio buttons and check boxes) instead of displaying the previously entered text.
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	What was the result of placing the call to <phone number selected from NUMBER CALLED>?
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-210, 16-243, 17-103, 17-282, 17-436, 17-480, 17-482, 18-554, 18-634, 18-575, 18-731
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	VERIFY DIALED NUMBER
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	DIAL OUTCOME=Someone Answers
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No
Branching/Skip Patterns	For NRFU or UEF: If Yes go to INTRO If No, DK, REF go to GOOD BYE If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Phone number selected in NUMBER CALLED
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	N/A
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	Hello. My name is (your name) and I am from the U.S. Census Bureau. Have I reached <insert phone number selected from NUMBER CALLED>?
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-84, 17-151, 17-436, 18-551, 18-587, 18-575
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	KNOW ADDRESS
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	INTRO= No, not correct address (if ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit and RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address) INTRO=No (if ATTEMPT TYPE=Outbound call attempt or inbound call received and RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address)
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	Do you know where <FULLCENSUSADDRESS> is located?
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No Address not a housing unit If “Yes” then display a 200 character text box with the following wording: “Please specify where the address is located.”
Branching/Skip Patterns	If Yes, No, DK, or REF go to GOOD BYE If Address not a housing unit, go to SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS If Exit Survey is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS
Data needed	Census Address
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.” If “Yes” is selected AND no characters entered in the Specify textbox, then display: “Please specify specify where the address is located.”
Special instructions	If Yes, a case note is automatically generated when navigating to CASE NOTES. The case note should display on the CASE NOTES screen, formatted as followed: o User ID o Date and time o Proxy: ADDRESS UNKNOWN o KNOW ADDRESS: <Text box input> Set noteOrigin=6 Note: Each case note that is generated has the variable noteOrigin associated with it to describe where the case note originated from. Refer to the 'List of Variables' document for a full list of possible values for the variable noteOrigin. Note: When text is entered in a text box, the system shall clear the text box every time the “Yes” response option is selected (on both radio buttons and check boxes) instead of displaying the previously entered text.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	N/A
User Story Number	16-84, 16-149, 16-167, 17-153, 17-436, 18-534, 18-575, 18-686, 18-703, 18-722, 18-731, 18-734
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	INTRO
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	RESP LOCATION≠Unable to attempt address (if ATTEMPT TYPE≠Cancel attempt) VERIFY DIALED NUMBER=Yes (if (ATTEMPT TYPE=Outbound call AND RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address) or (PROXY ATTEMPT=Yes, by telephone)) DISTANCE=Yes (if ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit AND RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address AND distance between mapspot and GPS coordinate > MAXDISTANCE) PROXY LOCATION (if (ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit AND RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address( or (PROXY ATTEMPT=Yes, by personal visit))
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For a Personal Visit at a Census Address: Hello, I’m (your name) from the U.S. Census Bureau. (Show ID). I’m here to complete a Census questionnaire for <PARTIALADDRESS>. The interview should take about 10 minutes. (Hand respondent Information Sheet and point to Confidentiality Notice.) This notice explains that your answers are confidential. Is this <PARTIALADDRESS>?
Response options	For a Personal Visit at a Housing Unit (Census Address): (Radio buttons) Yes, correct address No, not correct address No one answers Contact made, unable to interview For a Personal Visit, Outbound Call, or Inbound Call at a Proxy Address: (Radio Buttons) Yes No No, address not a housing unit No contact with proxy For an Outbound Call or an Inbound Call to a Census Address: (Radio buttons) Yes No Unable to interview
Branching/Skip Patterns	For a Personal Visit at a Census Address: If Yes, correct address, go to ELIGIBLE RESP If No, not correct address go to KNOW ADDRESS. If No one answers, go to PERSONAL NON-CONTACT. -If Contact made, unable to interview, go to EXIT POP-STATUS If DK/REF, go to EXIT POP-STATUS If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS For a Personal Visit, Outbound Call, or Inbound Call at a Proxy Address: If “Yes”, go to ANYONE If “No”, go to EXIT POP-STATUS If “No, Address not a housing unit”, go to SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS If “No contact with proxy”, go to TYPE OF PROXY If DK or REF, go to EXIT POP-STATUS If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS For an Outbound Call or an Inbound Call to a Census Address: If Yes, go to ELIGIBLE RESP If No, go to KNOW ADDRESS If Unable to interview, DK, or REF, go to EXIT POP-STATUSIf “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS
Data needed	Census address, RESP_TYPE, ATTACTUAL
Help text	For a proxy attempt: Answer “Yes” if you know something about the person or people who lived at that address. For example, their names and approximate ages.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	For a Personal Vist at a Census Address: Set RESP_TYPE=proxy if INTRO=No, not correct address. For an Outbound Call or an Inbound Call to a Census Address: Setting the PHONECAT variable. For the phone number selected on NUMBER CALLED: If INTRO PHONE=Yes then PHONECAT=G. If INTRO PHONE=No, Unable to interview, DK, or REF then PHONECAT=B.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	For an Outbound Call to a Census Address: I am calling about a very important survey. This survey is authorized by Title 13 of the United States Code and your response is required by law. Our approval number from the Office of Management and Budget is 0607-0989. All of the information you provide will remain confidential. The interview will take about 10 minutes. Do you currently or have you ever lived at <partial address>? For an Inbound Call to a Census Address: Thank you for returning my call. My name is (your name) from the U.S. Census Bureau. I contacted your household concerning a very important survey. This survey is authorized by Title 13 of the United States Code and your response is required by law. Our approval number from the Office of Management and Budget is 0607-0989. All of the information you provide will remain confidential. The interview will take about 10 minutes. Do you currently or have you ever lived at <partial address>? N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	“Hello, I’m (your name) from the U.S. Census Bureau. (Show ID). I tried reaching your neighbors at <census address> to complete a Census questionnaire, but they have been unavailable. May I ask you some questions about <census address>? The interview should take about 10 minutes. (Hand respondent Information Sheet and point to Confidentiality Notice.) This notice on the left side of the sheet explains that your answers are confidential.
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	For an Outbound Call at a Proxy Address: I’m calling to complete a Census questionnaire for <PARTIALADDRESS>. This survey is authorized by Title 13 of the United States Code and your response is required by law. Our approval number from the Office of Management and Budget is 0607-0989. All of the information you provide will remain confidential. The interview will take about 10 minutes. May I ask you some questions about <PARTIALADDRESS>? For an Inbound Call at a Proxy Address: Hello, I’m (your name) from the U.S. Census Bureau. Thank you for returning my call. I was previously calling to complete a Census questionnaire for <PARTIALADDRESS>. This survey is authorized by Title 13 of the United States Code and your response is required by law. Our approval number from the Office of Management and Budget is 0607-0989. All of the information you provide will remain confidential. The interview will take about 10 minutes. May I ask you some questions about <PARTIALADDRESS>?
User Story Number	16-84, 16-137, 16-251, 17-66, 17-84, 17-146, 17-149, 17-436
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	ELIGIBLE RESP
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	INTRO = Yes, correct address (if ATTEMPT TYPE=Personal visit and RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address) ATTEMPT TYPE=(Outbound call attempt or inbound call received) and RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address)
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: May I speak with someone at least 15 years old who lives here and knows about the people in the household?
Response options	For NRFU or UEF: (Radio buttons) Yes, eligible respondent available No, but nonresident caretaker is available No, unable to conduct interview
Branching/Skip Patterns	For NRFU or UEF: If Yes, eligible respondent available, go to ADDRESS. If No, but nonresident caretaker is available, go to ANYONE If No, unable to conduct interview, go to EXIT POP_STATUS If DK/REF, go to EXIT POP-STATUS If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Address of Case
Help text	Yes, eligible respondent available: Choose this option if you are speaking with someone who is at least 15 years old, lives at the address, and knows about the people in the household. No, but nonresident caretaker is available: Choose this option if the residents of the household are physically unable to provide you information, but you are speaking to a Caretaker, such as a Nursing Aid or Relative, who can provide you information on their behalf. No, unable to conduct interview: Choose this option if you are speaking to a nonresident, someone below the age of 15, or someone who does not know about the people in the household.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse, “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	If No, but nonresident caretaker is available, set RESP_TYPE=Proxy
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: May I speak with someone at least 15 years old who lives there and knows about the people in the household?
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	N/A
User Story Number	16-136, 16-R178, 17-153, 17-436, 17-441, 18-520, 18-551, 18-600
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	ADDRESS
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ELIGIBLE RESP = Yes, eligible respondent available
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	On <CENSUSDAY>, were you living or staying here?
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No
Branching/Skip Patterns	If Yes, go to RESP NAME If No, go to ANYONE If REF, go to EXIT POP-STATUS If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS
Data needed	Address: Use the partial reference address (street address and apt/bldg number) from the input file. CENSUS DAY
Help text	FAQ’s Why do we ask about <CENSUSDAY>? Every respondent is asked about the same day so that the results are consistent. Census Day is <CENSUSDAY>. Instructions We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. Answer “yes” if you were living or staying at the address in this question on <CENSUSDAY>. Otherwise, answer “no.”
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	If RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address and ADDRESS=Yes, then RESP_TYPE=HH. If RESP LOCATION=Attempting census Address and ADDRESS=No, then RESP_TYPE=proxy.
DK/REF options	Only REF is available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	On <CENSUSDAY>, were you living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS>?
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	N/A
User Story Number	16-89, 16-125, 16-239, 17-79, 18-594
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	RESP NAME
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ADDRESS=YES NEW CASE ADDRESS
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	What is your name?
Response options	Name: First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box
Branching	If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS Else, go to RESP PHONE.
Data needed	N/A
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question. Including your name helps to make sure that everyone in your household is included and no one is listed twice. If you are uncomfortable with providing your name, please provide a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to." For name fields, if < 3 non-space characters between first and last name: “First and Last Name(s) must have at least 3 characters total. If the respondent is uncomfortable with providing a name, please probe for a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to.”
Help text	FAQ’s What if the respondent is uncomfortable providing a legal name? Enter a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to. Instructions In the spaces provided, type in the name (first, middle, and last) of the respondent. Enter the person's legal name. If the person uses Junior or Senior, enter the last name and the suffix in the Last Name(s) field.
Special Instructions	For this person, set flag RESPONDENT to know that this person is the respondent for instrument flow. Text entered in name fields will be upper-case
DK/REF options	Not Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	N/A
User Story Number	16-R259, 17-115, 17-426, 18-548, 18-595, 18-584
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	RESP PHONE
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	RESP NAME
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: About 10% of our completed cases are re-contacted to check on the quality of our work. What is the best phone number to reach you in case this interview is selected?
Response options	Radio buttons: <options for each phone number where PHONEASSOC=HH> Add number Note: If “Add number” is selected, then display a field to enter a new number
Branching	If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS Else, go to POPCOUNT
Data needed	All phone numbers for the case where PHONEASSOC=HH
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” For a response that is less than 10 digits:“The phone number must be in the format (xxx) xxx-xxxx.”
Help text	Help is not available for this question.
Special Instructions	For a number added on this screen, PHONEASSOC should be set to HH. If the user adds a phone number and that same phone number where PHONEASSOC=HH already exists for the case, that new number should not actually be added to the case.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	N/A
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	N/A
User Story Number	16-84, 16-288, 17-108, 17-120, 17-443, 18-591, 18-575
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	ANYONE
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ADDRESS= No. INTRO = Yes (if ATTEMPT TYPE≠Cancel attempt or Message Received) and RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address) ELIGIBLE RESP=( No, but nonresident caretaker is available )
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No Not a housing unit
Branching	If Yes, go to WHO If Not a housing unit, go to SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS If No, go to OCCUPANCY If DK or REF, go to NO COMPLETE If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS
Help text	We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. Answer "Yes" if anyone was living or staying at the address on <CENSUSDAY>. Otherwise, answer “No” or “Not a housing unit” based on its status.
Data needed	Address: Use the partial reference address (street address and apt/bldg number) from the input file
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	If Yes, then set unit_stat=occupied. If No, then set unit_stat=null. If Not a housing unit, set unit_stat=nothu.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	If NRFU or UEF: { If RESP LOCATION=Attempting census address, then question wording should be: “Did anyone live here on <CENSUSDAY>?” If RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address, then question wording should be: “Did anyone live at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUSDAY>?” }
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	If NRFU or UEF: Did anyone live at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUSDAY>?
User Story Number	16-125, 16-159, 17-36, 17-80, 17-91, 17-99, 17-153, 18-564, 18-628
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	OCCUPANCY
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ANYONE=No
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Vacant Not a housing unit
Branching/Skip Patterns	If Vacant, go to VACANT DESCRIPTION If Not a housing unit, go to SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS If DK or REF, go to NO COMPLETE If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Census Day Partial address
Help text	Housing Unit: A housing unit may be a house, an apartment, a mobile home, a group of rooms or a single room that is occupied (or, if vacant, intended for occupancy) as separate living quarters. Separate living quarters are those in which the occupants live separately from any other individuals in the building and which have direct access from outside the building or through a common hall. For vacant units, the criteria of separateness and direct access are applied to the intended occupants whenever possible. If that information cannot be obtained, the criteria are applied to the previous occupants. Both occupied and vacant housing units are included in the housing unit inventory. Boats, recreational vehicles (RVs), vans, tents, railroad cars, and the like are included only if they are occupied as someone's current place of residence. Vacant mobile homes are included provided they are intended for occupancy on the site where they stand. Vacant mobile homes on dealers' sales lots, at the factory, or in storage yards are excluded from the housing inventory. Also excluded from the housing inventory are quarters being used entirely for nonresidential purposes, such as a store or an office, or quarters used for the storage of business supplies or inventory, machinery, or agricultural products. Vacant Housing Unit: A housing unit is vacant if no one is living in it on census day. Units occupied on census day entirely by persons who have a usual home elsewhere (UHE) are considered to be temporarily occupied, and are classified as “vacant.” UHE is defined as the place where a person lives and sleeps most of the time. The census defines everyone as having only one usual residence. New units not yet occupied are classified as vacant housing units if construction has reached a point where all exterior windows and doors are installed and final usable floors are in place. Vacant units are excluded from the housing inventory if they are open to the elements, that is, the roof, walls, windows, and/or doors no longer protect the interior from the elements. Also, excluded are vacant units with a sign that they are condemned or they are to be demolished.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	If OCCUPANCY=Vacant, set UNIT_STAT=vacant and POP_COUNT=0. If OCCUPANCY=Not a housing unit, set UNIT_STAT=nothu and POP_COUNT=0. If OCCUPANCY=DK or REF, set UNIT_STAT=null and POP COUNT=0.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	For NRFU or UEF: On <CENSUSDAY>, was <PARTIALADDRESS> vacant or not a housing unit?
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person proxy respondent)
User Story Number	16-111.1, 16-125, 16-161, 18-567, 18-644, 18-695
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	SPECIFIC UNIT STATUS
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	INTRO = No address not a housing unit (if ATTEMPT TYPE≠(Cancel attempt or Message received) and RESP LOCATION=Attempting proxy address) OCCUPANCY= Not a housing unit KNOW ADDRESS = Address not a housing unit ANYONE = Not a housing unit
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Does not exist Demolished/ Burned out Nonresidential Uninhabitable (open to elements, condemned, under construction) Empty mobile home/trailer site Group quarters Other If “Other” is selected, display a 200-character text box with the label “Specify”.
Branching/Skip Patterns	If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE Else, go to PROXY NAME
Data needed	Census Day PARTIAL ADDRESS
Help text	Demolished - Mark this category for vacant units which are to be demolished if there is positive evidence such as a sign, notice, or mark on the house or in the block, that the unit is to be demolished but on which demolition has not yet been started. Burned out – if the unit is burned out and uninhabitable Nonresidential – if no one lives there and this building is not used as living quarters (for example, as a business or commercial facility) Empty mobile home/trailer site – if in a Mobile Home Park and the site was empty on Census Day Uninhabitable (open to elements, condemned, under construction) – if the housing unit is open to elements, condemned, or under construction Group quarters –A group quarters is a place where people live or stay in a group living arrangement that is owned or managed by an entity or organization providing housing and/or services for the residents. Some examples of group quarters include college residence halls, nursing homes, group homes, halfway houses, workers’ dormitories, and shelters.  Any living quarters that is occupied by staff members within a group quarters is also considered to be a group quarters, unless it has a separate address and satisfies the housing unit criteria of separateness and direct access.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	If Demolished, Burned out, Does not exist, Nonresidential, Empty mobile home/tailer site, Uninhabitable, Group quarters or Other, set UNIT_STAT=nothu and POP_COUNT=0. If DK/REF selected, set UNIT_STAT=nothu and POP_COUNT=0 Note: When text is entered in a text box, the system shall clear the text box every time the “Other” response option is selected (on both radio buttons and check boxes) instead of displaying the previously entered text.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Why was <partial address> not a housing unit on <census day>?
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person proxy respondent)
User Story Number	16-125, 16-150, 17-153, 17-490, 18-592, 18-658, 18-731
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	VACANT DESCRIPTION
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	OCCUPANCY = Vacant
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Read list if necessary) (Radio buttons) For rent Rented, not occupied For sale only Sold, not occupied For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use For migrant workers Other
Branching/Skip Patterns	If “Other”, go to OTHER VACANT Else, if RESPTYPE_PROD=proxy, go to GOOD BYE Else, go to PROXY NAME If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Census day PARTIAL ADDRESS
Help text	Vacant units are subdivided according to their housing market classification as follows: For Rent – These are vacant units offered “for rent,” and vacant units offered either “for rent” or “for sale.” Rented, Not Occupied – These are vacant units rented but not yet occupied, including units where money has been paid or agreed upon, but the renter has not yet moved in. For Sale Only – These are vacant units being offered “for sale only,” including units in cooperatives and condominium projects if the individual units are offered “for sale only.” If units are offered either “for rent” or “for sale” they are included in the “for rent” classification. Sold, Not Occupied – These are vacant units sold but not yet occupied, including units that have been sold recently, but the new owner has not yet moved in. For Seasonal, Recreational, or Occasional Use – These are vacant units used or intended for use only in certain seasons or for weekends or other occasional use throughout the year. Seasonal units include those used for summer or winter sports or recreation, such as beach cottages and hunting cabins. Seasonal units also may include quarters for such workers as herders and loggers. Interval ownership units, sometimes called shared-ownership or time-sharing condominiums, also are included here. For Migrant Workers – These include vacant units intended for occupancy by migratory workers employed in farm work during the crop season. (Work in a cannery, a freezer plant, or a food-processing plant is not farm work.)  Other– If a vacant unit does not fall into any of the categories specified above, it is classified as “Other vacant.” For example, this category includes units held for occupancy by a caretaker or janitor, and units held for personal reasons of the owner.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	When swiping off the screen, set POP_COUNT=0.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	If NRFU or UEF: What is the primary reason why no one was living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUS DAY>? The unit was –
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person proxy respondent)
User Story Number	16-38, 16-125, 16-200, 16-209, 16-40, 18-593
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	OTHER VACANT
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	VACANT DESCRIPTION = Other
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Foreclosure Personal/family reasons Legal proceedings Preparing to rent/sell Held for storage of household furniture Needs repairs Currently being repaired/renovated Specific use housing Extended absence Abandoned/possibly to be demolished/possibly condemned Other
Branching/Skip Patterns	If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE Else, go to PROXY NAME
Data needed	PARTIAL ADDRESS
Help text	Foreclosure - For units vacant because owners’ payments (mortgage, taxes, or loans) to their lending institution, city, or state, were no longer being made.  This includes units that were under foreclosure, bank owned, bankrupt, up for auction, sheriff’s sale, repossessed, had a lien, or taken for taxes. Personal/family reasons - For units vacant due to the owners’ preferences and/or personal situation.  This includes units where the owner did not want to rent/sell, owner was deciding what to do, owner was keeping for family use, owner was staying with family, or owner was in assisted living or other type of care situation. Legal proceedings - For units vacant due to legal issues or disputes.  This includes units held for the settlement of estate, in probate, involved in divorce or eviction proceedings, or where the owner was deceased.  This also includes units with code violations. Preparing to rent/sell - The owner was preparing to rent or sell. Held for storage of household furniture - The unit was used to store excess household furniture or other household items. Needs repairs - The unit was in need of repairs.  This includes units that were in need of repair, renovations, or cleaning, but were not being repaired, renovated, or cleaned. Currently being repaired/renovated - The unit was undergoing repairs.  This includes units that were being repaired, renovated, refurbished, or cleaned. Specific use housing - The unit is only used by a specific group of people at one or various times throughout the year.  This includes military housing, employee/corporate housing, transient quarters, units held by a church, model home/apartment, or guest house. Extended absence - The unit was intended for year-round occupancy but was vacant for 6 months or more.  This includes units where the owner was on extended work or military assignment, temporarily out of the country, or in jail or other type of detention situation. Abandoned/possibly to be demolished/possibly condemned - The unit was abandoned.  This also includes units that are said to be demolished or condemned, but where there is no positive evidence such as a sign, notice, or mark on the house or in the block to indicate the unit is to be demolished or condemned. Other - The unit was vacant for reasons that do not fit into any of the above categories.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	N/A
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Why was <PARTIAL ADDRESS> vacant on <CENSUS DAY>?
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person proxy respondent)
User Story Number	16-40, 18-562, 18-590
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	WHO
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ANYONE=YES
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	N/A
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No
Branching	If “Yes”, go to POPCOUNT If (“No” or REF), go to EXIT POP-STATUS If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to EXIT POP-STATUS
Data needed	partial reference address Census Day PARTIAL CENSUS ADDRESS
Help text	Answer “yes” if you know something about any person who lived at that address on <CENSUS DAY>. For example, their approximate age, whether they are male or female, or what their race or ethnicity is.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	None
DK/REF options	Only REF available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	N/A
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Do you know any information about any person who lived at <PARTIALADDRESS> on <CENSUS DAY>?
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing proxy respondent)
User Story Number	16-125, 17-114, 18-546, 18-547, 18-572
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	POPCOUNT
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	RESP PHONE from original NRFU interview WHO from original NRFU interview
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: For the next series of questions, please refer to the section of the Information Sheet I gave you labeled “WHO TO COUNT ON APRIL 1st.” Including yourself, how many people were living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUS DAY>?
Response options	A 2-digit numerical text box
Branching	For NRFU or UEF: If proxy respondent, and POPCOUNT_BOX=0 (after soft edit has already been displayed), go to NO COMPLETE. If proxy respondent, and POPCOUNT_BOX=1, go to PEOPLE. If not a proxy respondent, and POPCOUNT_BOX=0 (after soft edit has already been displayed), go to UNDERCOUNT. If not a proxy respondent, and POPCOUNT_BOX=1, go to UNDERCOUNT. If POPCOUNT_BOX=any number greater than 1, go to PEOPLE If DK or REF, go to NO COMPLETE If “Exit Survey” is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Address: Use the partial reference address (street address and apt/bldg number) from the input file.
Help text	FAQ’s Why are you asking about the people at this address? Establishing an accurate count is critical for determining how many representatives a state should have in Congress, and population counts are factored into the distribution of hundreds of billions of dollars from more than 100 federal programs. Instructions Please provide the number of people that were living or staying at the address most of the time, as of <CENSUS DAY>. Our goal is to count people once, only once, and in the right place, according to where they were living on <CENSUS DAY>. Keeping this goal in mind, we ask you to use our guidelines to determine who to count at the address. Count people where they usually live and sleep. For people with more than one place to live, count them at the place where they sleep most of the time. For people who were moving from one residence to another, count them at the residence where they were living on <CENSUS DAY>. For people who do not have a usual residence, or who cannot determine a usual residence, count them where they were staying on <CENSUS DAY>. Using those guidelines, be sure to INCLUDE the following types of people if they were living or staying at the address most of the time around <CENSUS DAY>: Babies and children of all ages (even newborns and infants), including biological, step, and adopted children, as well as grandchildren, foster children, and children in joint custody arrangements. Any other close or extended family members living there, even partners, grandparents, cousins, in-laws, etc. People who are not related to you, such as roommates, boarders, friends, or live-in employees. People who were staying at the address on <CENSUS DAY> for a short or indefinite period of time, without a permanent place to live. Do NOT include: College students who live away from the address most of the year. Armed forces personnel who live away. People who, on <CENSUS DAY>, were in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, detention center, etc. People visiting the address on <CENSUS DAY> who usually live and sleep somewhere else.
Soft Edit	If 0 is entered and it’s not a proxy respondent: “Please include yourself when reporting the number of people.” If 0 is entered and it’s a proxy respondent: “You previously stated that someone was living at this address on <CENSUS DAY>. Please include that person when reporting the number of people.”
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” If any non-numeric characters are entered: “Please enter a number between 1 and 99.”
Special instructions	The response on the POPCOUNT screen creates an output variable called POPCOUNT_BOX that provides the number reported on this screen. The value of this POPCOUNT_BOX variable should not be impacted by the number of names that are entered or deleted from the roster (defined elsewhere in the spec as POP_COUNT). If DK, REF, or “Exit Survey” are selected on this screen, then set EXIT_STATUS=occupied when swiping to next screen.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Including yourself, how many people were living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUS DAY>?  We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. DO include babies and children, foster children, roommates, boarders, and people staying there on <CENSUS DAY> who have no permanent place to live. Do NOT include college students who live away from there most of the year, Armed Forces personnel who live away, or people in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, or detention facility on <CENSUS DAY>.
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	For the next series of questions, please refer to the section of the Information Sheet I gave you labled “WHO TO COUNT ON APRIL 1st.” How many people were living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUS DAY>?
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	How many people were living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUS DAY>? We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. DO include babies and children, foster children, roommates, boarders, and people staying there on <CENSUS DAY> who have no permanent place to live. Do NOT include college students who live away from there most of the year, Armed Forces personnel who live away, or people in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, or detention facility on <CENSUS DAY>.
User Story Number	17-71, 17-145, 18-539, 18-544, 18-570
Future Suggested Changes	Add more details to the help text in a future user story. Clarify how the POP_COUNT variable (count of roster names) is set/updated on RESP NAME, PEOPLE, UNDERCOUNT, and ROSTER REVIEW screens. Add consistency checks and edit messages on PEOPLE screen for when POPCOUNT_BOX doesn’t match the number of names entered on the roster (POP_COUNT). Possibly change the branching of POPCOUNT so that when users select DK/REF on POPCOUNT, the instrument branches to some screen other than NO COMPLETE, such as PEOPLE or HOME (in which case, you would not set EXIT_STATUS=occupied).

Screen name	PEOPLE
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	POPCOUNT=any number greater than 1
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	If NRFU or UEF: First time screen is displayed: Besides you, what are the names of the other people who were living or staying here on <CENSUSDAY>? Please refer to the section of the Information Sheet I gave you labeled “WHO TO COUNT ON APRIL 1st.” Enter a name on each screen until you have listed everyone who was living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS>. Subsequent times the screen is displayed: (If necessary) Anyone else? Enter a name on each screen until the response to “Anyone else?” is “No”.
Response options	First time screen is displayed: Text boxes: First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box Subsequent times the screen is displayed: Radio buttons: Yes No If “Yes” is selected, show Textboxes below: First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box
Branching	For NRFU or UEF: If Yes, and 98 or fewer people on the roster, display PEOPLE again. If Yes, and the user enters a 99th person to the roster, (accept that 99th name, display edit message when the user tries to swipe to the next screen, and then) go to ROSTER REVIEW If No, and 98 or fewer people on the roster, go to UNDERCOUNT. Else if the user selects either DK or REF after the ‘DK/REF’ soft edit has already been displayed once, go to NO COMPLETE Else if “Exit Survey” is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	CENSUS DAY PARTIAL ADDRESS Number of people on roster (if NRFU/UEF, from RESP NAME and PEOPLE)
Help text	FAQ’s What if the respondent is uncomfortable providing a legal name? Enter a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to. Why are you asking about the people at this address? Establishing an accurate count is critical for determining how many representatives a state should have in Congress, and population counts are factored into the distribution of hundreds of billions of dollars from more than 100 federal programs. Instructions Please provide the first, middle, and last name of every person who was living or staying at the address most of the time, as of <CENSUS DAY>. Enter the person's legal name. If the person uses Junior or Senior, enter the last name and the suffix in the Last Name(s) field. Our goal is to count people once, only once, and in the right place, according to where they were living on <CENSUS DAY>. Keeping this goal in mind, we ask you to use our guidelines to determine who to count at the address. Count people where they usually live and sleep. For people with more than one place to live, count them at the place where they sleep most of the time. For people who were moving from one residence to another, count them at the residence where they were living on <CENSUS DAY>. For people who do not have a usual residence, or who cannot determine a usual residence, count them where they were staying on <CENSUS DAY>. Using those guidelines, be sure to INCLUDE the following types of people if they were living or staying at the address most of the time around <CENSUS DAY>: Babies and children of all ages (even newborns and infants), including biological, step, and adopted children, as well as grandchildren, foster children, and children in joint custody arrangements. Any other close or extended family members living there, even partners, grandparents, cousins, in-laws, etc. People who are not related to you, such as roommates, boarders, friends, or live-in employees. People who were staying at the address on <CENSUS DAY> for a short or indefinite period of time, without a permanent place to live. Do NOT include: College students who live away from the address most of the year. Armed forces personnel who live away. People who, on <CENSUS DAY>, were in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, detention center, etc. People visiting the address on <CENSUS DAY> who usually live and sleep somewhere else
Soft Edit	If the user selects either DK or REF for the first time, display the following ‘DK/REF’ soft edit: “If the respondent doesn’t know a name or is uncomfortable with providing a name, please probe for a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to.” If backwards navigation occurs to this screen, display: “You cannot make changes on this screen but you can do so when you navigate forward to the ROSTER REVIEW screen.” If the number entered on the POPCOUNT screen (POPCOUNT_BOX) does not match the number of names entered on the roster (POP_COUNT) after selecting “No” on PEOPLE and swiping forward, display: “Earlier, you said that the number of people living or staying at the address was <POPCOUNT_BOX>, but you have listed a name for <POP_COUNT><FILL1>. Please review the people you have listed.” IF POP_COUNT=1 then <FILL1>=“person” If POP_COUNT=(2-99), then <FILL1>=”people”
Hard Edit	For nonresponse to radio buttons: “Please provide an answer to the question. Answer “Yes” if anyone else should be added to the list of names. Answer “No” if no one else should be added. For nonresponse on name fields, or if < 3 non-space characters between first and last name: “First and Last Name(s) must have at least 3 characters total. Including names helps to make sure that everyone in the household is included and no one is listed twice. If the respondent doesn’t know a name or is uncomfortable with providing a name, please probe for a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to.” If the user adds a 99th name to the roster, (accept that 99th name, and) display the following edit message when the user tries to swipe to the next screen: “You cannot add any more people.” (Then the instrument will branch to ROSTER REVIEW)
Special instructions	If answer is “yes”, prompt respondent for another name. Repeat these steps until the response to “Anyone else?” is “No” If the user adds a 99th name to the roster, accept that 99th name, and display the following edit message when the user tries to swipe to the next screen: “You cannot add any more people.” Then the instrument will branch to ROSTER REVIEW. Text entered in name fields will be upper-case
DK/REF options	Radio buttons: Available Name fields: Not available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	If NRFU or UEF: First time screen is displayed: Besides you, what are the names of the other people who were living or staying at that address  on <CENSUSDAY>?  We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. DO include babies and children, foster children, roommates, boarders, and people staying there on <CENSUS DAY> who have no permanent place to live. Do NOT include college students who live away from there most of the year, Armed Forces personnel who live away, or people in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, or detention facility on <CENSUS DAY>. Enter a name on each screen until you have listed everyone who was living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS>. Subsequent times the screen is displayed: (If necessary) Anyone else? Enter a name on each screen until the response to “Anyone else?” is “No”.
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	For NRFU or UEF: { First time screen is displayed: What are the names of the people who were living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUSDAY>? Please refer to the section of the Information Sheet I gave you labeled “WHO TO COUNT ON APRIL 1st.” Enter a name on each screen until you have listed everyone who was living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS>. Subsequent times the screen is displayed: (If necessary) Anyone else?   Enter a name on each screen until the response to “Anyone else?” is “No”. }
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	First time screen is displayed: What are the names of the people who were living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS> on <CENSUSDAY>. We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. DO include babies and children, foster children, roommates, boarders, and people staying there on <CENSUSDAY> who have no permanent place to live. Do NOT include college students who live away from there most of the year, Armed Forces personnel who live away, or people in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, or detention facility on <CENSUSDAY>. Enter a name on each screen until you have listed everyone who was living or staying at <PARTIAL ADDRESS>. Subsequent times the screen is displayed: (If necessary) Anyone else?   Enter a name on each screen until the response to “Anyone else?” is “No”.
User Story Number	16-101, 16-118, 16-121, 16-125, 16-128, 16-R144, 16-183, 16-R172, 16-R172.1, 16-233, 17-82, 17-119, 17-145, 17-148, 17-158, 17-437, 18-538, 18-543, 18-569
Future Suggested Changes

4. Undercount Screens

The undercount screens are used to alert respondents to people who are generally left off rosters, such as babies and unrelated household members. The UNDERCOUNT screen asks detailed probes, collecting names along the way.

Screen name	UNDERCOUNT
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	PEOPLE (If not DK/REF and number of roster members is less than 99). POPCOUNT=0 or 1
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	First time screen is displayed: So far you have told me about the following people: <List of names (separated by comma)> We do not want to miss any people , such as babies, children, grandchildren, foster children, nonrelatives, roommates, or any people without a permanent place to live. Were there any ADDITIONAL people that you did not mention yet? Please refer to the section of the Information Sheet I gave you labeled “WHO TO COUNT ON APRIL 1st.” Subsequent times the screen is displayed: So far you have told me about the following people: <List of names (separated by comma)> (If necessary) Anyone else?
Response options	(Radio buttons) Yes No If “Yes”, prompt respondent for a name. Text boxes: First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box
Branching	If Yes, and 98 or fewer people on the roster, display UNDERCOUNT again. If Yes, and the user enters a 99th person to the roster, (accept that 99th name, display edit message when the user tries to swipe to the next screen, and then) go to ROSTER REVIEW. Else, go to ROSTER REVIEW If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Roster (all names from RESP NAME and PEOPLE) Census Day Partial Address Number of people on roster (from RESP NAME, PEOPLE and UNDERCOUNT)
Help text	FAQ’s What if the respondent is uncomfortable providing a legal name? Enter a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to. Instructions The purpose of this question is to collect the name(s) of people living or staying at the address who you have NOT already listed. Answer “Yes” if someone should be added. Please provide the first, middle, and last name of the person(s) who should be added. Enter the person's legal name. If the person uses Junior or Senior, enter the last name and the suffix in the Last Name(s) field. Our goal is to count people once, only once, and in the right place, according to where they were living on <CENSUS DAY>. Keeping this goal in mind, we ask you to use our guidelines to determine who to count at the address. Count people where they usually live and sleep. For people with more than one place to live, count them at the place where they sleep most of the time. For people who were moving from one residence to another, count them at the residence where they were living on <CENSUS DAY>. For people who do not have a usual residence, or who cannot determine a usual residence, count them where they were staying on <CENSUS DAY>. Using those guidelines, be sure to INCLUDE the following types of people if they were living or staying at the address most of the time around <CENSUS DAY>: Babies and children of all ages (even newborns and infants), including biological, step, and adopted children, as well as grandchildren, foster children, and children in joint custody arrangements. Any other close or extended family members living there, even partners, grandparents, cousins, in-laws, etc. People who are not related to you, such as roommates, boarders, friends, or live-in employees. People who were staying at the address on <CENSUS DAY> for a short or indefinite period of time, without a permanent place to live. Do NOT include: College students who live away from the address most of the year. Armed forces personnel who live away. People who, on <CENSUS DAY>, were in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, detention center, etc. People visiting the address on <CENSUS DAY> who usually live and sleep somewhere else.
Soft Edit	If backwards navigation occurs to this screen, display: “You cannot make changes on this screen but you can do so when you navigate forward to the ROSTER REVIEW screen.”
Hard Edit	For nonresponse to radio buttons: “Please provide an answer to the question. Answer “Yes” if anyone else should be added to the list of names. Answer “No” if no one else should be added.” For nonresponse on name fields, or if < 3 non-space characters between first and last name: “First and Last Name(s) must have at least 3 characters total. If the respondent doesn’t know a name or is uncomfortable with providing a name, please probe for a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to.” If the user adds a 99th name to the roster, (accept that 99th name, and) display the following edit message when the user tries to swipe to the next screen: “You cannot add any more people.” (Then the instrument will branch to ROSTER REVIEW)
Special Instructions	Then ask “Anyone else?” If yes, prompt respondent for another name. Ask for another name until the response to “Anyone else?” is “No” If the user adds a 99th name to the roster, accept that 99th name, and display the following edit message when the user tries to swipe to the next screen: “You cannot add any more people.” Then the instrument will branch to ROSTER REVIEW
DK/REF options	Radio buttons: Available Name fields: Not available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	First time screen is displayed: (Note: Optional blue-regular text) So far you have told me about the following people: <List of names (separated by comma)> We do not want to miss any people , such as babies, children, grandchildren, foster children, nonrelatives, roommates, or any people without a permanent place to live. Were there any ADDITIONAL people that you did not mention yet  We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. DO include babies and children , foster children, roommates, boarders, and people staying there on <CENSUS DAY> who have no permanent place to live. Do NOT include college students who live away from there most of the year, Armed Forces personnel who live away, or people in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, or detention facility on <CENSUS DAY>. Subsequent times the screen is displayed: So far you have told me about the following people: <List of names (separated by comma)> (If necessary) Anyone else?
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-72, 16-101, 16-102, 16-121, 16-125, 16-128, 16-181, 16-233, 16-284, 17-63, 17-110, 17-118, 17-145, 17-437, 18-540, 18-545, 18-705
Future Suggested Changes

Screen name	ROSTER REVIEW
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	UNDERCOUNT PEOPLE (if 99 people on the roster)
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	Based on what you’ve told me so far, the names I have listed are: (Read names aloud to respondent.) You will not be able to change this list of names later in the interview. Do you need to change spelling, add more people, or remove names from the list? (Show names to respondent to check spelling.) Please refer to the section of the Information Sheet I gave you labeled “WHO TO COUNT ON APRIL 1st.”
Response options	Radio buttons <FIRST, MIDDLE, LAST NAME for person 1> <FIRST, MIDDLE, LAST NAME for person 2> <FIRST, MIDDLE, LAST NAME for person X> Add another person No change necessary
Branching/Skip Patterns	If Change Spelling is selected on the popup, go to ROSTER EDIT for that person. If Remove Name is selected on the popup, display the confirmation for removing a person. If Add another person, and 98 or fewer people on the roster, go to ROSTER ADD. (If Add another person, and 99 people on the roster, display edit message.) If No change necessary, DK, or REF go to HOME. If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	First, Middle, and Last Name from each person added on RESP NAME, PEOPLE, UNDERCOUNT, Number of people on roster (from RESP NAME, PEOPLE, UNDERCOUNT, and ROSTER ADD)
Help text	If you need to edit the spelling of a name, or remove a name from the list, select the name that you need to edit or remove. If you need to add more people to the list, select “Add Another Person.” If the list is correct, and you do not need to make changes, select “No Change Necessary.” You will not be able to make changes to this list later.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” If user attempts to navigate backwards: “You cannot go backwards to change the name(s) on the roster.” If there are 99 people on the roster, and the user clicks on “Add Another Person”, (do not branch to ROSTER ADD, and) display the following edit message: “You cannot add any more people.”
Special instructions	If a person on the roster is selected, then display a popup window with the following information: Wording Do you need to change the spelling or remove <name> from the roster? Options Change Spelling Remove Name Cancel If Remove Name is selected on the initial popup, then display another popup window with the following information: Wording You are about to remove <name> from the roster. Please confirm whether you want to proceed. Options (horizontal buttons) Remove Name (left side) Cancel (right side) NOTE: User should be prevented from removing the name from RESP NAME and prevented from deleting every person on the roster. The Remove Name button should not be selectable on the popup if the user attempts to do this. If the user adds a person, POP_COUNT should be incremented by 1. If the user removes a person, POP_COUNT should decrease by 1. **User should not be a ble to swipe backward on this screen. If there are 99 people on the roster, and the user clicks on “Add Another Person”, do not branch to ROSTER ADD, and display the edit message: “You cannot add any more people.” NOTE: If there are 99 people on the roster (which disables the ability to add more people), and then the respondent removes a name (or multiple names), then the ability to add more people should be reactivated again. At that point, if the user adds enough names to reach the maximum of 99 people on the roster again, then the ability to add more people should be disabled again. When ROSTER REVIEW=”No change necessary,” REF, or DK, the instrument attempts to collect a GPS coordinate. If unable to collect a GPS coordinate, set a flag indicating no GPS.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	Based on what you’ve told me so far, the names I have listed are: (Read names aloud to respondent.) You will not be able to change this list of names later in the interview. Do you need to change spelling, add more people, or remove names from the list? We need to count people where they live and sleep most of the time. Do NOT include college students who live away from <PARTIAL ADDRESS> most of the year, Armed Forces personnel who live away, or people in a nursing home, mental hospital, jail, prison, or detention facility on <CENSUS DAY>. DO include babies and children living at <PARTIAL ADDRESS>, foster children, roommates, boarders, and people staying there on <CENSUS DAY> who have no permanent place to live.
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as telephone housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-105, 16-121, 16-128, 16-184, 16-R255, 16-243, 16-283, 17-13, 17-145, 17-437, 17-487
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Screen name	ROSTER EDIT
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ROSTER REVIEW = Change Spelling
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	What is the correct spelling of “<name>”?
Response options	Textboxes prefilled with the information for the person selected on ROSTER REVIEW First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box
Branching/Skip Patterns	ROSTER REVIEW with updated data If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	First, middle, and last name for person selected on ROSTER REVIEW
Help text	In the spaces provided, edit the spelling of the name (first, middle, and last). Enter the person’s legal name. If the person uses Junior or Senior, enter the last name and the suffix in the Last Name(s) field.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For name fields, if < 3 non-space characters between first and last name: “First and Last Name(s) must have at least 3 characters total. If the respondent doesn’t know a name or is uncomfortable with providing a name, please probe for a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to.”
Special instructions	N/A
DK/REF options	N/A
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	18-550
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Screen name	ROSTER ADD
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ROSTER REVIEW = Add Another Person
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	What is the name of the person you want to add?
Response options	Textboxes First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box
Branching/Skip Patterns	ROSTER REVIEW with updated data If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	N/A
Help text	In the spaces provided, type in the person’s name (first, middle, and last). Enter the person’s legal name. If the person uses Junior or Senior, enter the last name and the suffix in the Last Name(s) field.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For name fields, if < 3 non-space characters between first and last name: “First and Last Name(s) must have at least 3 characters total. If the respondent doesn’t know a name or is uncomfortable with providing a name, please probe for a nickname or unique description so that you will know who each question refers to.”
Special instructions	N/A
DK/REF options	N/A
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	18-549
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5. Demographic Screens

The demographic screens include two household-level questions, determining if the home is owned or rented and, if so, who owns or rents the home. Following the household-level screens are person-level screens asking for relationship, sex, age, and race/origin of each person on the roster.

Note: Exclude people removed from the ROSTER EDIT screen from this section.

Screen name	HOME
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	ROSTER REVIEW = No Change Necessary, DK or RF
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Do you or does someone in this household own this house, apartment, or mobile home with a mortgage or loan (including home equity loans), own it free and clear, rent it, or occupy it without having to pay rent?
Response options	(Radio buttons) Owned by you or someone in this household with a mortgage or loan. Include home equity loans Owned by you or someone in this household free and clear (without a mortgage or loan) Rented Occupied without payment of rent For in person proxy and telephone proxy cases: (Radio buttons) Owned by someone in that household with a mortgage or loan. Include home equity loans Owned by someone in that household free and clear (without a mortgage or loan) Rented Occupied without payment of rent
Branching	If a one-person household go to SEX Else if ( Owned by you or someone in this household with a mortgage or loan. Include home equity loans or Owned by you or someone in this household free and clear (without a mortgage or loan)), then go to OWNER Else if Rented, go to RENTER Else if Occupied without payment of rent or DK/REF andADDRESS=Yes, go to RELATIONSHIP RESP Else if Occupied without payment of rent or DK/REF and ADDRESS≠Yes, go to RELATIONSHIP OTHER If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed
Help text	FAQ’s How is homeownership data used? The answer to this question helps local state, tribal, and federal governments make decisions about housing programs and planning. In addition, homeownership rates are an indicator of the state of the nations’ economy. Instructions Owned by you or someone in this household with a mortgage or loan Select this response option to describe any house, apartment, or mobile home that has any type of loan secured by real estate. These liens may be called mortgages, deeds of trust, trust deeds, or contracts to purchase. Owner-occupied units with reverse mortgages and home equity loans are considered to be "owned with a mortgage or loan" as are owner-occupied mobile homes with installment loans. Owned by you or someone in this household free and clear (without a mortgage or loan) Select this response option to describe owner-occupied properties without any loans secured by real estate. Rented Select this response option to describe units where money rent is paid or contracted. ‘Continuing care,’ sometimes called life care, is a contract between an individual and housing services provider. The contract requires that shelter, usually a house or apartment, and services such as meals or transportation to shopping or recreation, be provided. For these kinds of living arrangements, mark the 'Rented' box. Occupied without payment of rent Select this response option if the house or apartment is not owned or being bought by a member of the household and if money rent is not paid or contracted. (For example, a house or apartment that is provided free to a janitor, caretaker, or superintendent in exchange for services.) Landlord-tenant - Multiple single-family detached homes on one property You may have an address on your case list that is a single family home which is a guest house (or other separate housing unit) that has another home on the property that is occupied by the owner. If you are interviewing the guest house (or other separate housing unit), it is the tenure of the guest house (or other separate housing unit) in which you are interested. If the respondent at the guest house – or someone on the respondent’s behalf - pays rent to the owner, then the answer would be rented; and if neither the respondent at the guest house – nor someone on the respondent’s behalf - pays rent to the owner, then the answer would be occupied without payment of rent. If the other house occupied by the owner is on your case list, interview it as well. The answer for this home would be owned with or without a mortgage, depending on what the respondent at this home said. Landlord- tenant - Duplexes and other small apartment buildings You may have an address on your case list that is a housing unit within a duplex or other small apartment building in which the owner lives in one of the housing units. It is the tenure of the housing unit/apartment – not the entire building - in which you are interested. So if you are interviewing at a housing unit not occupied by the building owner then the answer will be either rented, if the respondent – or someone on the respondent’s behalf - pays rent to the owner, or occupied without payment of rent if neither the respondent – nor someone on the respondent’s behalf - pays rent to the owner. If the housing unit/apartment occupied by the owner is on your caselist, the answer would be owned with or without a mortgage, depending on what the building owner said.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” If user attempts to navigate backwards: “You cannot go backwards to change the name(s) on the roster.”
Special instructions	If one person household, flag that person as the reference person. If multiple person household and HOME=Occupied without payment of rent or DK/REF, then flag the first person listed as the reference person.
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	Does someone in that household own the house, apartment, or mobile home with a mortgage or loan (including home equity loans), own it free and clear, rent it, or occupy it without having to pay rent?
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person proxy respondent)
User Story Number	16-115, 16-206, 17-58, 18-566, 18-579
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Screen name	OWNER
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	HOME=(Owned by you or someone in this household with a mortgage or loan. Include home equity loans or Owned by you or someone in this household free and clear (without a mortgage or loan)) AND 2 or more people on roster
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Of the people who lived at <PARTIALADDRESS>, who owned the house, apartment, or mobile home on <CENSUSDAY>?
Response options	Check boxes for each person on the roster: <roster name 1> <roster name 2> <roster name X> None of the above
Branching	For NRFU or UEF: If the respondent is also the reference person, display RELATIONSHIP RESP If the respondent is not the reference person, display RELATIONSHIP OTHER If RESP_TYPE=Proxy, display RELATIONSHIP OTHER If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Partial address:. Roster (all names from RESP NAME, PEOPLE,UNDERCOUNT, or ROSTER ADD) Census Day
Help text	Please select the person who owns the residence at the address in this question. If more than one person owns this residence you may select multiple people.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	This question is used to select the reference person for the remainder of the survey: If one person is selected, that person is the reference person. If multiple people are selected then first person listed of those selected people becomes the reference person If“None of the above” or DK/REF, the first person on the roster becomes the reference person. Controls: If “None of the above” is selected, then other response option (names) checkboxes should be cleared If a roster name is selected, “None of the above” option checkbox should be cleared
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-125, 18-502, 18-559, 18-568
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Screen name	RENTER
Previous screen(s) and response option(s)	HOME= Renter AND 2 or more people on roster
Question wording for in person housing unit respondent	For NRFU or UEF: Of the people who lived at <PARTIALADDRESS>, who rented the house, apartment, or mobile home on <CENSUSDAY>?
Response options	Check boxes for each person on roster: <roster name 1> <roster name 2> <roster name X> None of the above
Branching	If the respondent is also the reference person, display RELATIONSHIP RESP If the respondent is not the reference person, display REALTIONSHIP OTHER If Exit Survey is selected, go to NO COMPLETE
Data needed	Partial address Roster (all names from RESP NAME, PEOPLE , UNDERCOUNT, or ROSTER ADD) Census Day
Help text	Please indicate the person who pays the rent for the residence at the address in this question. If more than one person pays the rent for this place, you may select multiple people. If none of the people on the list pay rent for this residence, please select the “None of the above” response option.
Soft Edit	N/A
Hard Edit	For nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
Special instructions	This question is used to select the reference person for the remainder of the survey: If one person is selected, that person is the reference person. If multiple people are selected the first person listed - of those selected people - becomes the reference person. If “None of the above” or DK/REF, then the first person on the roster becomes the reference person. Controls: If “None of the above” is selected, then other response option (names) checkboxes should be cleared If a roster name is selected, “None of the above” option checkbox should be cleared
DK/REF options	Available
Exit Survey option	Available
Question wording for telephone housing unit respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for in person proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
Question wording for telephone proxy respondent	(Same as in person housing unit respondent)
User Story Number	16-125, 18-502, 18-571
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