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B-185669 1 (1976-09-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcxt0001 and id is 1 raw text is: / 'a & rEECISION ip FILE: B-185669 '-A DATE: S 976 MATTER DIGEST: OF: Robert C. Denz - Relocation Expenses - Settlement Date Limitation Fact that employee was transferred three times within 21 months provides no basis for extending settlement date limitation beyond 2-year maximum established by Federal Travel Regulations. Employee may not be reimbursed for sale of home at first duty station under travel order for third transfer because it was not residence from which he commuted to work at time of third transfer. This advance decision is rendered at the request, dated December 24, 1975, of C. D. Neudorfer, an authorized certifying officer of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Department of Justice, as to the propriety of certifying for payment the voucher in favor of Mr. Robert C. Dena for transfer-related real estate expenses. - Mr. Denz was transferred from Washington, D.C., to New York City, New York, effective April 2, 1973. Mr. Denz states that he was orally advised that he would probably be stationed in New York for only 1 year. Therefore he retained his residence in Beltaville, Maryland, where his family remained. He requested and was granted a 1-year extension for completion of real estate transactions associated with this transfer. Effective May 13, 1974, Mr. Denz was transferred from New York to Portland, Oregon. In August 1974 Mr. Dena moved his family to Portland, and occupied a residence on a month-to- month rental basis, because the length of his tour of duty in Portland was unknown. At that time he leased his former residence in Beltsville for a period of 1 year. He contends that his tenant would not agree to.a shorter period. In February 1975, Mr. Denz was transferred back to New York City. He states that it was requested that he establish his residence in the New York area,; and not continue to use his Beltsville home. Because of the year lease Mr. Dens was unable to complete the sale of his Beltsville residence 'Until September 2, 1975. Mr. Dens then claimed reimbursement of the expenses associated OLLER . 00 7 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. 2054S ,jq_577

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