Some documents must be requested from the EEOC before you can view/download them (e.g., the respondent’s position statement).
The information displayed for each document in the My Documents list is shown in Table 1 below.
| Column Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the document. Identical to the document’s file name minus the file extension. |
| Type | The document type (e.g. “Charge of Discrimination”). |
| Added On | The date the document was uploaded. |
| Added By |
The person who uploaded the document:
• “Charging Party” if uploaded by the charging party • “Respondent” if uploaded by the respondent |
Step 2. A pop-up message displays indicating that the download may take a while. Select the OK button to continue with the document download (if you do not want to continue with the download, select the Cancel button).
Note: The message may display differently depending on the browser you’re using.
Step 3. The document will be downloaded. Choose to open it, or save the file to your computer or a shared drive, as shown below:
If you choose to save it, you will be asked to select a location on your computer where you want it saved. (You may also rename the document if you choose to save it.)
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EEOC Public Portal User’s Guide
Vol 8 – Manage Charge Information
June 23, 2023
Vol 8 – Manage Charge Information
June 23, 2023


