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EEOC Public Portal User's Guide
Volume 8: Manage Case Information
Chapter 3
MANAGE REPRESENTATIVES

3.0 | CHAPTER 3 INTRO

If you have an attorney or another person representing you before the EEOC, you may enter information about the person who represents you on the My Case page. (For the examples in this chapter, information for a hearing request is shown but the process for appeals and RFRs is identical.)

Tip! You may enter multiple representatives. The representatives you enter will be listed in the table in the My Representatives section on the My Case page.

3.1 | ADD A REPRESENTATIVE

To add a representative, perform the following steps:
Step 1. On the My Case page, select the Add Representative button. SnapshotInstructions Step 2. The Representative Information page displays. Indicate if the person who represents you is an attorney by selecting either the Yes or No button.

Step 3. Enter the information for the representative. SnapshotInstructions

Tip! When the Zip Code is entered, the city and state fields are automatically populated.

Step 4. Select the Save button. Select the Back button to return to the My Case page.

Step 5. The representative you identified will be sent an email to confirm that he/she will be representing you.

Step 6. If the EEOC does not receive confirmation from the representative after 10 days, you may confirm by uploading a Notice of Representative signed by your representative, or you may designate a different representative.

3.2 | UPDATE/DELETE A REPRESENTATIVE

To update the information for or delete a representative, perform the following steps:
Step 1. On the My Case page, select the View/Update button beside the representative’s name in the My Representatives table (shown below). SnapshotInstructions Step 2. When the Representative Information page displays, make any necessary changes and select the Save button.

Step 3. If you need to delete a representative, select the Delete button. When the confirmation prompt displays, select the Yes button to delete.

Step 4. Select the Back button to return to the My Case page.
Congratulations! You're now booked up on Chapter 3 from 'Volume 8: Manage Case Information' of the EEOC's Public Portal User's Guide!
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Nevertheless – and as always – please get the justice you deserve.

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