Oh well, as some of you know, I don't mind telling the registrar no if I think they are wrong. One is enough if that is what you want. It's what we have. As for the form, I use one and choose corrective action or preventive action as the type. When I set up my actions to be taken i.e. corrective or preventive action, the field is just named Action To Be Taken. That way, nobody can come back on me and say, "you said this is a preventive action request, but your actions state they are corrective." I developed my CA/PA system in a database, so I could just develope one (internal corrective action) system and then just copy tables, and add additional fields for things like audit corrective actions and customer complaints/claims/feedback.
Make your system work for you, the chances that you are in the same business as your registrar are mighty slim, why let them tell you what you need to run your business past the obvious you met or did not meet the intent of the standard?
Have a good one