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• How can I get a copy of my Official Personnel Folder (SF-50)?
  If you're currently a Federal employee, contact your Human Resources Office. If you're no longer working for the Government, write to: National Personnel Records Center Civilian Personnel Records 111 Winnebago...
• How can I access my e-OPF?
  You may access the portal at https://eopf.nbc.gov/opm/.  For any other questions, you should contact eOPF Help Desk directly to obtain information.  Their e-mail address is eopf_hd@telesishq.com or you can call...
• What goes in my Official Personnel Folder?
  Your Official Personnel Folder contains records the Government needs to make accurate employment decisions throughout your Federal career.These documents: Show your Federal appointment was valid (Examples: the...
• What should I do if my records are wrong?
  If you disagree with the action that was taken rather than the way it was documented, then it's not a case where the records are wrong.  In these cases, you...
• Where can I get my military personnel records?
  To obtain your military records, please visit the National Archives Center website at http://www.archives.gov/st-louis/military-personnel/
• If something's not in my Official Personnel Folder, where would it be?
  Agencies keep documents in a number of employment-related files besides the Official Personnel Folder.  There are: Case files - containing working papers that led to a decision...
• Why would my service computation data for leave change when I'm still employed?
  There are several possible reasons. Leave Without Pay.  You get credit for 6 months of leave without pay in a year.  Any nonpay time over that doesn't...
• I'm taking discontinued service retirement but my Standard Form 50 doesn't show retirement as the personnel action. Is my Form 50 wrong?
  No. There isn't any official Discontinued Service Retirement action.  These actions are processed as separations.  The circumstances of the separation are what make you eligible for Discontinued Service Retirement.  For...
• Who can look at the records in my Official Personnel Folder?
  You.  Anyone you designate.  Government officials who need to see the records to do their jobs.  There are a limited number of special situations where others can see information from...
• I'm going to take a job in another agency, do I have to resign from my current Federal job?
  No.  Your new agency should contact your current agency to let them know when you'll be moving to your new civil service job.  Once your current agency has proof you've...

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