[gondramB]

When was this declassified version released? Her identity was apparently declassified at some point. If the document was declassified after her identity was declassified then that's not the same.

Also this copy appears to be redacted - is there a non-redacted copy so we can see what's missing?

I don't think there is any doubt that she was not a covert agent but that's different than her identity being classified.

[RealTeen]

This version was recently released, and the things added were the writing on the top right and the UNCLASSIFIED designation. On the original however (which was released in July of 2003, prior to the "leak") there was the DECL wording, which means it was declassified before her identity was revealed.

[samiam230]

Sometimes, I am utterly amazed at things people post on FR. The document clearly states "(S/NF)" before the paragraph that lists Valeria Wilson as a "CIA WMD Manager." Try "SECRET/NONFORN." Or that the information herein is secret and can't be released to non-U.S. nationals. The posted document is PROOF that Valeria Plame's CIA status was indeed SECRET.
see descriptions at each of these links:
S/NF
Secret/NONFORN
see section entitled "Positive Evidence..."
Only U.S. Citizens with Appropriate Clearance