Common use of Official Debt Notice Clause in Contracts

Official Debt Notice. (1) Once a debt has been referred to the NFC, the employee will receive a notice containing all information required by 5 CFR 550 Subpart K and informing them of the dollar amount of the alleged liability at least 30 days in advance of the collection action being initiated. (This is currently called a Notice of Overpayment of Salary and Demand for Payment or a Demand for Payment.) (2) The notice will inform the employee of their rights to due process under 5 U.S.C. 5514 and 5 CFR 550 Subpart K, including instructions for how to re- quest a hearing and a waiver with associated timeframes and a phone number where questions should be addressed.

Official Debt Notice. (1) Once a debt has been referred to the NFC, the employee will receive a notice containing all information required by 5 CFR 550 Subpart K and informing them of the dollar amount of the alleged liability at least 30 days in advance of the collection action being initiated. (This is currently called a Notice of Overpayment of Salary and Demand for Payment or a Demand for Payment.) (2) The notice will inform the employee of their rights to due process under 5 U.S.C. 5514 and 5 CFR 550 Subpart K, including instructions Instructions for how to re- quest request a hearing and a waiver with associated timeframes and a phone number where questions should be addressed.

Official Debt Notice. (1) Once a debt has been referred to the NFC, the employee will receive a notice containing all information required by 5 CFR 550 Subpart K and informing them of the dollar amount of the alleged liability at least 30 days in advance of the collection action being initiated. (This is currently called a Notice of Overpayment of Salary and Demand for Payment or a Demand for Payment.) (2) The notice will inform the employee of their rights to due process under 5 U.S.C. 5514 and 5 CFR 550 Subpart K, including instructions Instructions for how to re- quest a hearing and a waiver with associated timeframes and a phone number where questions should be addressed.