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B-200699 1 (1981-03-02)

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DECISION





FILE: B-200699


MATTER OF:


DIGEST:  1.


THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548




      DATE: March 2, 1981


Jerry L. Courson - Transfer Expenses -
Barring Act

On August 15, 1975, employee of
National Credit Union Administra-
tion filed claim with his agency
for real estate expenses incurred
incident to change of permanent
duty station in August 1972.
Claim was held in agency and was
not received in General Accounting
Office until October 3, 1980. It
may not be considered since Act
of October 9, 1940, as amended, 31
U.S.C. § 71a, bars claims presented
to GAO more than 6 years after date
claim accrued. Filing claim with
administrative office concerned
does not meet requirement of Barring
Act.


          2. General Accounting Office is with-
              out authority to waive or modify
              the application of 31 U.S.C. § 71a,
              as amended, which provides that every
              claim cognizable by GAO is barred
              forever if it is not received in GAO
              within 6 years after the date it
              accrued. In order to protect the
              interest of claimants, agencies
              should send all claims to GAO which
              have accrued more than 4 years prior
              to receipt. This is required by
              sectin 7.1 of title 4, GAO Policies
              and Procedures Manual for Guidance
              of Federal Agencies.

     By letter dated October 2, 1980, which was received
in the General Accounting Office on October 3, 1980,
the Chairman, National Credit Union Administration,
transmitted and requested an advance decision on the
claim of Mr. Jerry L. Courson for reimbursement of real

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