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4-Step Hotline Complaint Procedure
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Before you begin:
Before filing a complaint, please review the
4 categories below
to ensure a Hotline Complaint is the appropriate process to resolve your issue.
1
If you have already filed a complaint with another office/agency
concerning your issue and the investigation is ongoing, continue to pursue your complaint with that office until the investigation is completed. We will not duplicate a complaint that has already been initiated and is being addressed with another office/agency.
2
If you have already contacted a member of Congress
concerning your issue, continue to pursue your complaint with your congressman until completed as we will not duplicate the process you have already initiated by contacting a member of Congress.
3
If you need assistance with correcting your official military personnel record and you are no longer on active duty
, the appropriate agency to address your request is the
Board for Correction of Naval Records (BCNR)
.
4
If you are requesting assistance with dependent/former dependent financial support,
a Navy Legal Service Offices can provide guidance and answers regarding non-support of military dependents. If you have evidence that a Navy military member is receiving BAH for longer than 2 months and has failed to provide support, contact the local IG.
If none of the above apply to you, review the following 4-Step Hotline Complaint Procedure to determine if you should file a complaint:
Step 1
Review the Guidance provided and determine the best method to address your issue.
Step 2
Review the Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQS) so that you will know what to expect when you file a hotline complaint and what matters are appropriate for an Inspector General (IG).
Step 3
Prepare your complaint for submission to an IG.
Step 4
File a complaint with an IG.
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