The ATM c.6200C>A (p.Ala2067Asp; p.A2067D) variant has been reported in ClinVar with multiple pathogenic and likely pathogenic germline submissions, and variant-specific cancer curation has linked it to literature consistent with loss of ATM function.1 This variant is very rare in population databases, with gnomAD v4.1 showing an allele frequency of 3.10452e-06 (5/1610556 alleles), no homozygotes, and grpmax filtering allele frequency 8e-07, which supports rarity for ATM.2 In a published functional study, patient-derived and engineered cells showed markedly reduced ATM protein, absent ATM Ser1981 autophosphorylation, and trace-to-absent phosphorylation of downstream ATM targets, supporting a damaging effect on ATM function.3 Computational evidence does not meet the ATM PP3 or BP4 missense thresholds: REVEL is 0.435, BayesDel is 0.0616905, and SpliceAI predicts no meaningful splice effect with a maximum delta score of 0.01.4