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Human Resources Management Division
Transfer Allowances and Relocation Information
Employees are advised that reimbursement for relocation expenses are governed
by the Federal Travel Regulations (FTR) Section 302; Department Regulation (DR)
2300-002, dated October 22, 2004; the relocation services Federal supply
schedule contract and the decisions of the Comptroller General of the United
States and GSA at www.gsbca.gsa.gov. It
is impossible to include all information that may apply to a transfer in one
brochure, so it is critical for a successful move that you contact your new
administrative office before you incur any expenses.
The following information and rules about transfer ALLOWANCES apply to you as a
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) employee transferring to a new
duty station.
These rules are based on the requirements of the FTR. They do not apply to NRCS
employees transferred to and from foreign posts of duty. Rules in the Foreign
Service Act of 1980 will be used in those cases.
It is not likely that all of the allowances explained in the following sections
will apply to your transfer. Certain expenses must be specifically authorized in
advance for you to be reimbursed later. The person who issues your travel
authorization (Form AD-202R) and your new supervisor will work with you to
determine which expenses are needed. Both you and your family's welfare and NRCS
interests will be equally considered. Your travel authorization will be issued
based on these needs and the information you furnish to NRCS on the enclosed
Transfer Questionnaire.
- Transfer Questionnaire & Service
Agreement
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Advance Househunting Trip
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Travel Expenses En Route to Your News Duty
Station
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Transportation of Your Household Goods
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Temporary Storage of Your Household Goods
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Transportation of a House Trailer
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Temporary Quarters (Lodging and Meals)
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Miscellaneous Expenses
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Travel Advances (Funds)
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Reimbursement Procedures (Expense Vouchers)
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Commercial Relocation Services Available
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Real Estate Transactions and Unexpired
Rental Leases
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Transfer Outside the 48 States
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Claims for Any Damage to or Loss of Personal
Property
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Transfer Leave (Time and Attendance Reporting)
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Relocation Income Tax Allowance (RITA)
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