How to check the status of your military records?

Check the Status of Your Military Records Request To check the status of your order for recent records (World War I – Present), contact the National Personnel Records Center. For older military records (generally before 1917), contact the National Archives. Get a Military or Veteran Identification (ID) Card

How can I get personalized case status about interim pay?

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How to ask division of personnel about covid-19?

DOP FAQ – COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Workplace To assist agencies with questions regarding COVID-19 vaccinations in the workplace, the Division of Personnel (DOP) has developed a frequently asked questions (FAQ)… MORE

Where can I find OPF of former federal employees?

The National Personnel Records Center’s (NPRC) Federal Records Center Program maintains the Official Personnel Folders (OPF) of former Federal civilian employees whose employment ended after 1951.

Check the Status of Your Military Records Request To check the status of your order for recent records (World War I – Present), contact the National Personnel Records Center. For older military records (generally before 1917), contact the National Archives. Get a Military or Veteran Identification (ID) Card

Where can I Find my civilian personnel records?

Certain basic information needed to locate civilian personnel records and to answer the request, includes: complete return mailing address and/or authorized return fax number Written requests ( hand signed in cursive and dated) may be mailed or faxed to: Please note: NPRC can not email documents due to privacy concerns.

Where does your OPF go when you leave the government?

Once you transfer to another agency, leave federal service or retire, your electronic Official Personnel Folder (OPF) is then either transferred to your new employing agency and must be requested from them, or it is transferred to the National Archives for storage.