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B-199683 1 (1982-02-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkcd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 41 -I FILE; B-199683 DATE; February 24, 1982 MATTER OF: Captain Wilford A. Day, USAF DIGEST; A member's claim for reimbursement of rent pnid to relativep from whom his wife and four children rented an apartment while on safe haven orders should be paid. While paragraph H4205-l, Volume 1, Joint Travel Regulations, pro- vides no reimbursement will be allowed when an individual lodges as adguest of relatives or friends, rent paid a more distant relative for a separate apartment in the relative's house inay be allowed, The wife and four children of an Air Force offiier traveled to a safe haven where they rented an apartment in the home of relatives. Expenses may be reimbursed in the same way as if they had rented from non-relatives or commercial sources for the reasons given below, This question was presented for an advance decision by an Accounting and Finance Officer, Headquarters Ship- yard Technical Training Center (ATC), Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. The request was assigned PDTATAC Control No. 80-26, by the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Comvittee. Captain Wilford G. Day, s depezadents, Mrs. Kathy Day and four children, were fori'ed to evacuate Iran in Novem- ber 1978. They first went to Athens, Greece, and then to American Forc, Utah (designated a safe haven by the Air Force in this case) where they remained for 5 months. Upon arrival in American Fork on December 27, 1978, Mrs. Day and family stayed with her father-in--law while she looked for an apartment. However, there were no es- tablflhod apartments in the area and houses generally required a 6-month lease. Mrs. Day could not enter into such a lease because she was subject to being returned to Iran. In addition Mrs. Day needed to be near the family since she relied on them for day to day transportation. Because she was unable to find a conmiericz.4 apartment, Mrs. Day reached an agreement with her husband's uncle and / /'25 L~O~a ~THLM COMPTROLLER SENVERAL DECISION 1 OF T HE U N I TEDBTAT r: 1 VVWAS93H IN GT CJN, 0a. 0 54

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