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I am about to file a new claim, but former federal employees are treated differently. I was told that I could file a paper application with a special attachment, which is no problem.
Here's the thing, it asks for my duty station, which was only temporary and no longer in business.
Then, it asks for the actual agency's name and address. But, the thing is, I have the regional office as the actual employer on my SF-50 and W-2, but I have an SF-8 that says to send all forms to a whole different company with a PO Box. So, which should I put, the regional office or the office where they said to send in all the forms?
Perhaps I should just wait and call and talk to someone personally who has experience with all this over the phone. The do have reps there that specialize in these types of claims, but I rather not call them.
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