| Separation clearance is a mandatory requirement. If an employee leaves without completing separation clearance procedures, he/she may jeopardize timely release of payments still owed to the employee. |
The following procedures summarize the actions employees and supervisors must follow before separating from ITA.
Separating
Employee Must:
Notify your immediate supervisor of your intentions to separate from ITA, so that the required action for separation, SF-52 Request for Personnel Action, is initiated, completed, and signed.
For ITA employees: Complete the top portion of Form ITA-2076, "Separation Clearance Certificate" which is available in OurPlace. To access these forms, you must log on to OurPlace, located at https://ourplace.ita.doc.gov. For all other serviced bureau employees, complete form CD-126. For both ITA and serviced bureau employees, hand-carry the respective forms to your supervisor first, and then to the various administrative offices indicated on the form, to obtain the required clearance signatures. To ensure all clearances are obtained, don't wait until your last day to begin the separation clearance process.
Other forms you may need
to fill out include:
SF-8 Notice to Federal Employee About Unemployment Insurance
SF-2802 Application for Refund of Retirement Deductions (CSRS)
SF-3106 Application For Refund of Retirement Deductions (FERS)
SF-2809 Employee Health Benefits Registration Form
TSP Forms and
Information regarding your Separation
Supervisors
of Exiting Employee Must:
Once notified by the employee of intent to separate, complete and sign the required separation SF-52, Request for Personnel Action.
Sign and date the areas of the ITA-2076 or CD-126 for serviced bureaus requiring the supervisor's approval. If the employee was supervised for 90 days or more, conduct and prepare a final performance appraisal. Forward the appraisal directly to your servicing HR Assistant. Supervisors must also submit official copies of performance appraisals for the previous four years. If the employee is transferring to another government agency, the appraisal will be forwarded along with the official personnel folder to that agency. Contact the Workforce Development Division (WDD) with questions on the performance appraisal process.
For additional
information contact your servicing Human
Resources Assistant. You may
call the main phone number on (202) 482-3301.