EEOC Public Portal User's Guide
Volume 8: Manage Charge Information
Chapter 2
MANAGE REPRESENTATIVES
2.0 | CHAPTER 2 INTRO
2.1 | ADD A REPRESENTATIVE
Step 2. The My Representative page displays. Enter the information for the representative. Select the Save button.
➢ Tip! When the Zip Code is entered, the city and state fields are automatically populated.
Step 3. Select the Back button to return to the My Charge page.Step 4. The representative you identified will be sent an email to confirm that he/she will be representing you.
Step 5. If the EEOC does not receive confirmation from the representative after 10 days, you may confirm by uploading a Letter of Representation signed by your representative, or you may designate a different representative.
2.2 | UPDATE/DELETE A REPRESENTATIVE
Step 2. When the My Representative page displays, make any necessary changes and select the Save button.
➢ Tip! A representative’s email address cannot be changed using the View/Add Representative button on the My Charge page. The representative must login to the Portal and use the Update Account page as described in EEOC Public Portal User’s Guide - Volume 1 – Getting Started.
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 Charge page.
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