What form is used for deviations unless the IDP is published?

The correct form used for deviations unless the Installation Development Plan (IDP) is published is AF Form 116. This form specifically serves the purpose of documenting and requesting deviations in procedures or regulations that may need to be adapted based on unique circumstances or needs at a given installation. By utilizing AF Form 116, personnel ensure that any necessary adjustments are formally recognized and recorded, which helps maintain compliance with overarching guidelines while accommodating local conditions or situations.

The other forms listed do not pertain specifically to the process of documenting deviations. AF Form 320 is generally associated with personnel actions or changes, AF Form 112 relates more to security procedures, and AF Form 500 is used for a different purpose entirely. Therefore, AF Form 116 is the appropriate choice when it comes to managing deviations in the absence of a published IDP.