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Hotline New Complaint Form

Choose this form if this is your first time contacting the USPS Office of Inspector General to lodge a complaint.

Name First Last
Address
Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal / Zip Code
Home Phone Number - (###) - ### ####
Work Phone Number - (###) - ### ####
e-Mail Address
Who committed the alleged misconduct/wrongdoing? (What is the title/position held by the alleged wrongdoer? Please include names, addresses, and telephone numbers of victims and witnesses. If providing information concerning contractor or grantee fraud, please provide the name of the primary contractor or sub-contractor, type of contract, contract or grant numbers, the date of the award and name of the agency official.)
What are the facts, what caused the problem, and what are the results of the problem?
When did the misconduct/wrongdoing occur? (Please provide dates and times, if possible.)
Where did the misconduct/wrongdoing occur? (Please provide the bureau or office, city and state.)
How was the misconduct/wrongdoing committed? (i.e., falsifying documents, etc.)
Do you have first hand knowledge of the misconduct/wrongdoing?
Where can we obtain additional information concerning the misconduct/wrongdoing? (i.e., documents, etc.)
Who else might be aware of the misconduct/wrongdoing? (Please provide names, addresses and telephone numbers) How would this individual know about this?
Do you want to remain anonymous? Yes (If yes, do not identify yourself above.) No
If no, do you want confidentiality? Yes (If yes, identify yourself above. We will not release your name without your consent, unless the Inspector General determines such disclosure is unavoidable during the course of an investigation.) No
Are you willing to be interviewed? Yes No

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What the USPS OIG Hotline can assist you with

Alleged violations of law, rules or regulations
Computer misuse or crimes
Significant misconduct
Significant mismanagement and waste of funds
Abuse of authority
Endangerment of public health and safety
Conflict of interest
Bribes, kickbacks or bid rigging
Whistleblower reprisal
Fraudulent travel claims
Contract or procurement fraud
Theft, misuse, and/or abuse of government property
Health care fraud
Workers' compensation fraud
By employee or contractor theft of mail

What the USPS OIG Hotline can not assist you with

Day-to-day management decisions
EEO Complaints
Issues that are handled by the grievance process
Issues handled by other government agencies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Department of Labor, Justice Department, Office of Personnel Management
Employee benefits and compensation