Cleveland Disbursing -- Online Customer Service

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Who do I contact if I have not been able to resolve my issue after properly utilizing AskDFAS, submitting a request via AskDFAS and receiving a response?

Disbursing Liaisons - Ms. Linda Mahmood at linda.mahmood.civ@mail.mil or (216) 243-2445

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Category

Subcategory

Frequently Asked Question

Viewed

Viewer Rating

D3001

Disbursing Systems

OTCNet Access and Inquiries

OTC NET

1,410

D7001

Disbursing Accountability

DD1131 Backup and Field Backup Requests

Voucher Backup Requests

763

D8001

Disbursing Ops Collections - 6102 (Marine Corps)

Reclamations and Overpayments (6102)

EFT/RECL

230

DA001

Disbursing Accountability

IPAC Inquiries

IPAC

480

DG001

Disbursing Operations Payments

Pay.gov for processing

Pay.gov

711

DH001

Disbursing USMC Division

USMC Disbursing 6102 Disb USMC Division

Special Payment/Intercept Recoup

199

DH002

Disbursing USMC Division

USMC Disbursing 6102 Disb USMC Division

Voucher Requests

447

DH003

Disbursing USMC Division

USMC Disbursing 6102 Disb USMC Division

ASCA

DJ001

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 and Collection Voucher Processing

DD1131 for Vouchering

11,253

DJ002

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 and Collection Voucher Processing

Deposit in Transit Report Inquiries

1,408

DJ003

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 and Collection Voucher Processing

Text file for processing

1,865

DJ004

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 and Collection Voucher Processing

5515 for processing

434

DJ005

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 and Collection Voucher Processing

SGLI

223

DK001

Disbursing Ops Collections - 6102 (Marine Corps)

Hard copy checks mailed to Clev (6102)

Stale Dated Check Reissue

139

DO001

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 correction request

Hard Copy Check Correction Request

223

DO002

Disbursing Reconciliation

DD1131 correction request

Requests for corrections to log number/LOA

239

DP001

Disbursing Reconciliation

2nd release/disbursing release requests

Voucher for 2nd release

441

QU001

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Hard copy checks mailed to Clev 8522

Backup Request

415

QU002

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Hard copy checks mailed to Clev 8522

Submit for Processing

344

QU003

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Hard copy checks mailed to Clev 8522

Correction Needed

348

QU004

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Hard copy checks mailed to Clev 8522

Collection Status

429

WA002

Disbursing Operations Payments

Electronic Funds Recall/Reissue

Type of Payment Reissued

535

WA003

Disbursing Operations Payments

Electronic Funds Recall/Reissue

EFT Recall

751

WB001

Disbursing Operations Payments

Non-receipt Treasury Check claims

Non-Receipt Claim

2,210

YB001

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Reclamations and Overpayments (8522)

Retired Pay Reclamations

183

YB002

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Reclamations and Overpayments (8522)

Retired Pay Reclamations

YB003

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Reclamations and Overpayments (8522)

Retired Pay Reclamations

100

YB004

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Reclamations and Overpayments (8522)

Duplicate Treasury Check Payment

239

YB005

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Reclamations and Overpayments (8522)

Treasury Check Fraud

YC001

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Wires and ACH deposits (8522)

Submit for Processing

264

YC002

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Wires and ACH deposits (8522)

Correction Needed

237

YC003

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Wires and ACH deposits (8522)

Collection Status

179

YC004

Disbursing Ops Collections - 8522

Wires and ACH deposits (8522)

Backup Request

224

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The U.S. Government routinely intercepts and monitors communications on this information system for purposes including, but not limited to, penetration testing, communications security (COMSEC) monitoring, network operations and defense, personnel misconduct (PM), law enforcement (LE), and counterintelligence (CI) investigations.
At any time, the U.S. Government may inspect and seize data stored on this information system.
Communications using, or data stored on, this information system are not private, are subject to routine monitoring, interception, and search, and may be disclosed or used for any U.S. Government-authorized purpose.
This information system includes security measures (e.g., authentication and access controls) to protect U.S. Government interests -- not for your personal benefit or privacy.
Notwithstanding the above, using an information system does not constitute consent to personnel misconduct, law enforcement, or counterintelligence investigative searching or monitoring of the content of privileged communications or data (including work product) that are related to personal representation or services by attorneys, psychotherapists, or clergy, and their assistants. Under these circumstances, such communications and work product are private and confidential, as further explained below:

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