What agreement needs to be sent to expedite a colocation request for a sailor?

The correct answer is the copy of the Navy spouse's request for colocation. This document serves as formal confirmation of the sailor's intention to co-locate with their spouse, which is a necessary component of the request process. When the service member submits this request, it is essential for the command to have clear evidence that the spouse is also part of the military and that a genuine need for colocation exists. This helps the command to understand the circumstances surrounding the request and can lead to a faster and more efficient processing of the colocation application.

Other documents mentioned may support the process but do not have the same level of importance in initiating or expediting the request. The agreement of mutual responsibility and the colocation policy statement provide guidelines and responsibilities but are not as critical to substantiating the request as the spouse's request itself. Verification of dependent status is also important but primarily serves to confirm eligibility rather than to drive the colocation request forward. The spouse's request is a key factor that directly links the two service members and justifies the need for placing them at the same duty location.