Take the Time to Check Your Official Personnel Folder
Every federal employee should make time to check their Official Personnel Folder (OPF) at least once a year. We also recommend you download a complete copy (it is an option). Since most agencies have transitioned to the Electronic Official Personnel Folder system (E-OPF), doing so no longer requires an unwelcome trip to Human Resources and dealing with uninviting clerks. Follow your agency instructions (contact your local HR if needed) to access your E-OPF or visit the Official Personnel Management (OPM) E-OPF portal log-in at this link: https://eopf.nbc.gov/opm/eOPF%20Splash.aspx
Important Note: If you separate from the agency, for any reason, you will lose access to your Electronic Official Personnel Folder. Therefore, for example, if the agency proposes your removal, we recommend you immediately download a full copy prior to the agency decision (in the event it does not go your way).
Additional Information:
- E-OPF Help Desk: e-mail address is eopf_hd@telesishq.com or you can also call them on (866) 275-8518.
- What goes in your Official Personnel Folder?
- OPM Guide to record keeping with details concerning what goes in your folder and what does not.
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