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Civilian Deposits August 2013

Civilian Deposits

Objectives Identify the steps for in processing an application to make deposit Explain the effects of not paying a deposit Understand and be able to explain how civilian deposits

Making Deposits Employees can make deposits for creditable service during which no retirement deductions were made Payment is voluntary Affects the amount of annuity received in most cases

Deposit For Nondeduction Service Any period of creditable civilian service during which retirement deductions are not taken Generally, non-career time such as temporary or indefinite service

Deposit For Nondeduction Service Creditable for eligibility and computation regardless of whether or not a deposit is paid Annual annuity will be reduced by 10% of deposit amount owed if no deposit is paid CSRS Service Before

Example Example 1

Deposit For Nondeduction Service CSRS Service After Creditable for eligibility Creditable for computation, only if a deposit is paid

Example Example 2

Service Under Another Federal Retirement System The employee is not receiving a benefit under the other retirement system Takes a refund of the deductions under the other system Makes a deposit to the CSR fund May be creditable under CSRS if:

Deposit For Nondeduction Service FERS Service Prior to Creditable only if a deposit is paid No credit for eligibility unless a deposit is paid

Example Example 3

Deposit For Nondeduction Service FERS Service On or After Not Creditable for any purpose Employees cannot make a deposit

Deposit For Nondeduction Service Some Exceptions Foreign Service Peace Corps/VISTA Senate Childcare Workers (Can make a deposit for nondeduction service performed on or after )

Service Under Another Federal Retirement System Service was performed prior to The employee is not receiving a benefit under the other retirement system Takes a refund of the deductions under the other system Makes a deposit of 1.3% plus interest May be creditable under FERS if:

Service Under Another Federal Retirement System Service performed on or after generally not creditable Employee cannot make a deposit Exception: FSRS

Amount of Deposit The amount that would have been withheld from an employees basic pay, had they been covered by retirement deductions, plus interest CSRS

Amount of Deposit 1.3% of basic pay earned during the period of nondeduction service, plus interest FERS

Important Dates to Remember

Who may make a Deposit Employees currently covered under CSRS CSRS Offset FERS Separated employees entitled to an immediate annuity

Who may make a Deposit Former employees entitled to a deferred annuity Spouse or former spouse of a deceased employee, who is entitled to a survivor benefit

When A Deposit Can Be Made Anytime prior to final adjudication

Responsibilities Schedule appointment with your Agency Benefits Officer Make a decision as to whether or not to make a deposit/redeposit Employee Responsibilities

Complete the Application SF 2803, (CSRS) SF 3108, (FERS) Decide on a payment option Employee Responsibilities Responsibilities

Agency Responsibilities Obtain records of service Provide estimates of deposit amounts

Responsibilities Agency Responsibilities Provide employee with correct Application SF 2803 (CSRS) SF 3108 (FERS) Advise employee of the effect of making a deposit

Responsibilities Agency Responsibilities Verify that information on front of application is correct Complete reverse side of application Note any claimed but unverified service Certify the application Complete and attach the Checklist to the application

Responsibilities Agency Responsibilities Forward Application to: Office of Personnel Management Retirement Operations Center PO Box 45 Boyers PA

Common Delays Earnings for intermittent service omitted Missing salary rates Tour of duty for Part time service not provided Date deductions began for current appointment not shown

Address for Payments OPM PO Box St Louis MO Make sure to include CSD number Date of birth

Reminder Do not submit payments until the initial account statement is received from OPM

Direct Payment Program OPM Direct Payment Program PO Box St Louis MO

Receipt of Account Statement Once the initial account statement is received: Installment payments of $50 or more can be made Payment in Full avoids further interest charges

Reminders Once the payment is received: Payment is credited to the individual’s retirement account Payment cannot be returned unless the individual meets the eligibility requirements for a refund

Interest on Deposits 3% interest Nondeduction service performed prior to % through Variable rate thereafter Nondeduction service performed on or after

Grace period for interest Post Deposit Interest is charged through 12-31of the year prior to the year in which the statement is issued

Change of Address or Correspondence OPM Retirement Operations Center PO Box 45 Boyers PA Be sure to include: CSD number Social Security Number Date of Birth

Payment Process Payments sent to lockbox at Mercantile Bank in St. Louis Bank deposits payments Payment info sent to OPM’s Financial Management Division Payment info will update account and generate a new statement

Payment Order Amount due for FERS Post 09/30/82 redeposit Pre 10/1/82 redeposit Post 09/30/82 deposit Pre 10/01/82 deposit

To change payment order Make a note on the Application Make the request in writing if an account statement has been sent Do not make a payment until an amended statement is received

How long accounts stay open Billing system was automated May 1977 May 2006 Accounts computed prior to 05-77: Closed if no payments were received Current accounts stay open until: Paid in full Applicant separates and requests a refund Retires

Request for Information Verification of previous covered service Fax request to OPM/ROC Please allow working days for reply

Using Service Credit Process to Verify Federal Service Verification of Service If an employee’s service can only be established by secondary evidence: Submit application to OPM for determination of creditability

Verification of Service If OPM or the agency has advised the employee that the service is not Creditable and the employee asks about formal appeal rights: Advise the employee to file an Application for a formal determination with reconsideration/appeal rights

Computing Interest on Deposits

Interest on CSRS Deposits Nondeduction service before 10/1/82 Computed from midpoint of period of service Accrues daily and is compounded annually 4% through % from 1948-date of deposit

Example Example 4

Interest on CSRS Deposits Nondeduction service on or after Computed from midpoint of period of service Interest accrues annually Compounded annually on of each year

Interest on CSRS Deposits Nondeduction service on or after % through Variable rate beginning No interest charged for the year in which payment in full is received by of that year

Interest on FERS Deposits 3% through Variable rate beginning No interest charged for the year in which payment in full is received by of that year Nondeduction service on or after

Example Example 5