Statement Of Lost, Missing Or Unobtainable Lodging Receipt Form (Civilian Employee)

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LOST, MISSING OR UNOBTAINABLE
STATEMENT OF
LODGING RECEIPT (Civilian Employee)
IAW FTR and the PPPM
reimbursement for the cost of lodging and lodging tax require
documentary evidence usually provided in the form of an itemized lodging receipt. When an
itemized lodging receipt or other documentary evidence is lost, destroyed, or impractical to obtain
you must provide a statement explaining the circumstances.
An itemized receipt or required documentary evidence was lost, missing or impractical to obtain
therefore it could not be submitted for reimbursement. I acquired lodging:
For the dates of:
_________________ through _________________
With the daily rate of:
$________
With daily lodging tax of:
$________
Number of Official Travelers (non-minor) sharing the same room w/ claimant ____
I am not including any special fees (e.g. pets, movies, room service, bar, laundry or sundry
charges) Some lodging fees must be claimed as separate reimbursable items; see FTR and
PPPM.
I stayed at: _________________________________________________ (Hotel / Motel)
Contact Information (phone # w/area code):___________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________________State:___ Zip code: ___________
Travel Under TONO: ____________________________________________________
Other remarks:
I understand that there are severe criminal and civil penalties for knowingly submitting a false,
fictitious, or fraudulent claim (U.S. Code, Title 18, Sections 287 and 1001 and Title 31, Section
3729).
Claimant Signature w/EMPLID: __________________ Date: _________________
Printed Full Name: ___________________________________________________
AO Signature w/EMPLID: _______________________Date:__________________
Printed Full Name: ___________________________________________________
*This statement must be completed by the traveler and validly signed in the same manner either
both electronically or both in ink by the Claimant and the Authorizing Official (AO).
April 2017

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