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Treasury OIG Online Hotline Form


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You may use the following form to submit your complaint or you may phone, fax, or mail your complaint .  Prior to submitting your complaint to the Treasury OIG Hotline, we recommend you review the information located on the main Treasury OIG Hotline page

Per Treasury Employee Rules of Conduct, 31 C.F.R. §0.207, and Treasury Order 114-01, all Treasury employees and officials are under the affirmative duty to report to the Inspector General any complaints or information concerning the possible existence of any activity constituting a violation of law, rules or regulations relating to the Department.  Please be aware that if you intentionally report false information to the Treasury OIG, in some instances, you may be subject to possible criminal or civil penalties.  We may make disclosures of information you submit to other parties, including other Federal and State law enforcement agencies, as necessary to complete our investigation, or as required under Federal law.  We may also refer your allegation to the appropriate law enforcement agency if we believe you have alleged a criminal or civil violation within their jurisdiction.

You are not required to complete all of the presented information fields.  Completion of the fields that are strongly recommended are marked by a * red asterisk.  If you wish to elect anonymity or confidentiality, select the appropriate options within Part I of the form and follow the corresponding instructions.  Please keep in mind that your decision to elect anonymity may limit our ability to conduct a complete investigation, if one is warranted.


PART I - Your Information

 
CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE OPTIONS: *

LEAVE THE FOLLOWING FIELDS BLANK ONLY IF REQUESTING ANONYMITY.  OTHERWISE, PLEASE COMPLETE AS MUCH CONTACT INFORMATION AS YOU ARE COMFORTABLE PROVIDING:

   
Name (First and Last):
Mailing Address 1:
Mailing Address 2:
City/State/Zip Code:  
Telephone (include area code):
E-mail Address:
I am a current Treasury employee:
If yes, Treasury bureau/office where you work:
Your position or job title:
I am willing to be interviewed:

PART II – DETAILS OF YOUR ALLEGATION

 
Who committed the alleged misconduct/wrongdoing?  Include the full name, title/position, and the affected Treasury bureau, office, or program regarding each alleged Subject: *
 
If providing information concerning contractor or grantee fraud, please provide the name of the primary contractor or subcontractor, type of contract, contract or grant numbers, the date of award, and name of agency official(s): *
 
 
Describe what the individual(s) did that was wrong?  Provide specific and relevant details concerning the alleged misconduct or wrongdoing: *
 
Describe what happened that was inappropriate, prompting the person to contact the OIG Hotline: *
 
When did the misconduct or wrongdoing occur?  Please provide specific dates and times, if possible: *
 
Where did the misconduct or wrongdoing occur?  Please provide the bureau or office, city, and state: *
 
How was the misconduct or wrongdoing committed?  (e.g. falsifying documents, etc.): *
 
Do you know of efforts made thus far to correct the problem and/or the current status of the problem?: *
 
Where can we obtain additional information concerning this misconduct/wrongdoing?  (e.g. supporting documentation, etc.)  Additionally, who else might be aware of this misconduct/wrongdoing?  Please provide names and contact information of any witnesses who may have more information.  Explain how these individuals would possess more information and their relationship to the alleged problem: *
 



Last Updated: August 4, 2008