Office of Special Counsel Extends Online Filing System to 2029
Published Date: 9/12/2025
Notice
Summary
The Office of Special Counsel wants to keep using their online form for filing complaints and disclosures until 2029. This affects anyone who needs to report issues to OSC, but there are no changes to the form or how it works. The extension means no extra costs or new rules—just more time to use the same easy form.
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