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August 5, 2020 *** MSPB System Maintenance Notice *** MSPB will perform routine maintenance this Saturday, July 25th, from 8:00 a.m. to noon ET. e-Appeal Online and MSPB.GOV will be unavailable during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience.Status of MSPB Operations & COVID-19 *** Notice Regarding U.S. Mail *** Because there will be delays in receipt of paper submissions and issuance of paper orders, notices, and decisions during this period, we strongly encourage the use of e-Appeal Online for both new and pending cases, and by all parties in order to avoid such delays. Note: If you filed an appeal or a pleading in the interim and it was returned to you please read instructions here . *** MSPB System Notice *** Beginning on January 24, MSPB’s Western Regional Office (WERO) in Oakland has not been able to receive outside telephone calls. Please email WERO at westernregionaloffice@mspb.gov or contact our Denver Field Office at 303-969-5101 if you have questions about an appeal in WERO. We are working to resolve the issue, and apologize for any inconvenience.*** MSPB System Maintenance Notice *** MSPB will perform routine maintenance this Saturday, February 1, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET. e-Appeal and MSPB.GOV will be unavailable during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience.*** MSPB System Maintenance Notice *** Due to scheduled maintenance, e-Appeal Online will be down this Friday, February 28th, from 9:00 p.m. ET until noon ET on Saturday, February 29th . We apologize for any inconvenience.*** MSPB System Notice *** Due to the shutdown of the Federal Government, the U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board has ceased all operations until further notice. Therefore, the information on this website may not be up to date, and the website itself may go down during the shutdown. The e-Appeal Online system is not available during the shutdown. For additional information, please refer to the press release , and check back here when the shutdown is over. Thank you.As of March 1, 2019 MSPB Continues to Operate New FAQ on Impact of Lack of Board Members President Trump’s Nominees for Chairman , Vice Chairman and Member of MSPB are Pending Before the U.S. Senate The e-Appeal Online system was designed for and works best on a laptop or computer. Your experience may vary on a mobile device. Also, Internet Explorer (versions 9 through 11) is the only recommended and supported browser. If you are using another browser, e.g. Google Chrome, Apple Safari, etc., you may experience technical issues. If you need technical support, please click on the Technical Assistance link below. press release and FAQs ) Tweets by @USMSPBstatus The e-Appeal process is designed to help you prepare an appeal under MSPB’s appellate jurisdiction New Appeal » File a New Appeal Use this option to file a new appeal with the Board. You can also use this option to return to a saved, but unsubmitted appeal. Original Jurisdiction Cases » File a new case within the MSPB’s original jurisdiction This option includes actions by the Special Counsel under 5 U.S.C. §§ 1214-1216, requests for informal hearings by persons removed from the Senior Executive Service for performance deficiencies, and actions taken against administrative law judges under 5 U.S.C. § 7521. TSA - Whistleblowing » Use this option if you are appealing reprisal for whistleblowing as a Transportation Security Administration employee covered by the contractual agreement between TSA and MSPB to hear your appeal.Pleading » File a Pleading in an Existing Proceeding This option includes filing a petition for review of an Initial Decision. It also includes submitting a Designation of Representative or Changes in Contact Information. Appellant Designation of Representative has to be submitted online by the appellant or in hard copy to MSPB. MSPB will need to process the Appellant Designation of Representative before the representative will be able to access e-Appeal. An appellant’s representative cannot use the e-appeal system to enter an appearance. Addendum » Initiate Addendum Proceeding Following Final MSPB Decision Use this option to file a motion for attorney’s fees, motion for enforcement, motion for consequential damages or motion for compensatory damages.There must be a final Board decision in order to pursue any of these options. e-Filing Status » View/Change e-Filing Status Use this option to register as an e-filer, or to withdraw your registration as an e-filer. If you are reporting a change in contact information, such as telephone number or address (physical or e-mail), click the second option, File a Pleading in an Existing Proceeding. Repository » View Case and Case Documents Use this option to view case information and associated documents. Necessary security steps must be adhered to access the case and associated documents. MSPB Website Help Links Technical Assistance How does Electronic Filing Work? What is a petition for enforcement? 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