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Out-of-Service Debt
Civilian Pay
Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Why are you billing me after I paid the Civilian Pay office?
  2. Why should I have to repay a debt if it wasn't my fault?
  3. Can you provide me documentation to support the overpayment?



1. Why are you billing me after I paid the Civilian Pay office?

Answer:   The Civilian Pay office maintains accountability for a specified time under established regulations. If payment is not received, the debt is transferred to us for collection of the outstanding amount. Occasionally, we experience a delay in receiving proper documentation from the Civilian Pay office advising us to reduce or cancel the debt. If you previously paid the same debt, please forward a copy of your receipt or a copy of the front and back of the negotiated check for further research. This can be mailed to us at:
DFAS-PODC/DE,
6760 E. Irvington Place,
Denver CO 80279-7500.
Our fax number is 303-676-5607.
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2. Why should I have to repay a debt if it wasn't my fault?

Answer:   The Comptroller General has determined that individuals who, "receive money erroneously paid by a government agency or official acquire no rights to the money and the courts have consistently held that such persons are bound in equity and good conscience to make restitution."

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3. Can you provide me documentation to support the overpayment?

Answer:   Yes. You may request the documentation we received from the debt originator by one of the following methods:

1. Contacting our customer service contact center at 1-800-962-0648.
2. Submit a written request to our fax number: 303-676-5607.
3. If email is more convenient, you may use our
email form .
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