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B-212316 1 (1984-01-25)

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                          THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
 OECISION                 OF THE UNITED        STATUE
                         4~WASHINGTON. D.C. 20549




 FILE:    B-212316              DATE: January 25, 1984

 MATTER OF:      Mohammed Amin Fekrat


 DIGEST:

    1. An employee of United States Information
        Agency who traveled from Tehran, Iran, to
        Washington, D.C., in February 1980 and who
        was first employed by the Agency in Sep-
        tember 1980 in a manpower shortage posi-
        tion is not entitled to reimbursement of
        his travel expenses from Iran since his
        travel was not related to his selection
        for employment some 6 months later.

    2. Employee may not be allowed payment of
        transportation expenses and per diem for
        his family members for travel from Tehran,
        Iran, to the Washington, D.C. area where
        there is an unexplained discrepancy
        between the period of travel shown on the
        voucher and the tickets submitted by the
        employee in support of that voucher.
        Furthermore, the record does not establish
        that appropriate agency officials properly
        determined that Iran was the employee's
        place of residence at the time of his
        selection for employment.

     This decision concerns whether Mr. Mohammed Amin
Fekrat, an International Radio Broadcaster with the United
States Information Agency, may be allowed reimbursement for
transportation expenses and per diem for himself and his
dependents, including his sister-in-law, for travel from
Tehran, Iran, to the Washington, D.C. area in connection
with his employment in a shortage category position.1 No
part of the employee's claim may be allowed on the basis of
the record before us.



1This matter comes before us pursuant to a request for an
advance decision by Ms. Esther L. Grant, an authorized
certifying officer of the United States Information Agency.


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