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B-214533 1 (1984-07-23)

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              I           HE CQMPTYNOLLEN GENERAL
DECIION       *          oP THU UNITEC STATES
                      WAUI'NQTON, C. C. 2004



FILE:  B-214533                OATE: July 23, 1984

MATTER OF:    Sherwood T. Rodrigues - Claim for
              Overtime and Travel Expenses
DIGEST:
     1. A former employee of the Federal
         Home Loan Bank Board claims entitle-
         ment to travel and other overtime
         compensation during calendar years
         1969, 1970, and 1971. The claims,
         which were apparently filed with his
         agency in 1972, were not received in
         the General Accounting office until
         February 15, 1977. Therefore, that
         portion of the claims arising before
         February 15, 1971, may not be con-
         sidered since 31 U.S.C. 5 3702(b)(1)
         (1982) (formerly 31 U.S.C. S 71a),
         bars consideration of a claim pre-
         sented to GAO more than 6 years after
         the date the claim accrued. Further,
         filing with an administrative office
         does not satisfy the requirement of
         the barring act. Frederick C. Welch,
         62 Comp. Gen. 80 (198).

      2. A former employee of the Federal
         Home Loan Bank Board claims entitle-
         ment to travel and other overtime
         compensation for calendar year 1971.
         The claim which was received in the
         General Accounting Office on
         February 15, 1977, is not barred
         from consideration for the period
         after February 15, 1971. However,
         the claim is disallowed since, in
         the intervening period between the
         performance of the duty claimed and
         the date the claim was presented to
         GAO for consideration, the records
         necessary to establish or refute the
         claim have been lost or destroyed.
         In the absence of such government
         records, the burden of proof is on
         the claimant, and he has not furnished
         any documentation of his entitlement
         to payment.

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