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Subject: Last filing of promotion examination applications
Supersedes: Personnel Policy and Procedure 587-84
Source: General Examination Regulation E 2.3
Date: March 21, 1997
I. Policy
An employee may file a late application for a promotion examination if the
employee meets the one of the following conditions:
A. The employee is
absent for at least one-half of the application period and could not
apply for reasons such as vacation, sick leave, or military duty and
becomes aware of the examination before the date of the test; or
B. The employee was appointed or promoted to an eligible title
after the application period closed but before the date of the test.
The employee must obtain an application and file it, in person only,
with the employing agency's personnel office. Such application must
be filed as soon as possible after the employee becomes aware of the
examination, but before the date of the first test or after appointment
and the filing fee must be paid by money order only payable to
"D.C.A.S. (Exams)". No other form of payment will be accepted.
However, the application fee will be waived for City resident receiving
Public Assistance from the NYC Department of Social Services. A clear
photocopy of the current benefit card must be enclosed with the application
in such cases.
II. Procedure
A. Agency personnel
officers, or their designated representatives, will provide applications
and any other required forms (such as education and experience papers)
to employees who request such applications. Completed applications,
other required forms and application fees (money orders only)
will be collected by the employing agency personnel office. (It is suggested
that agency personnel officers who make appointments to eligible titles
after the application period has closed and before the date of the test
should inform the new appointed eligibles of this procedure.
B. Upon request, agencies will be furnished with a supply of
application forms (DP-2512) as well as other forms such as education
and experience papers, when required, which they are expected to replenish
as needed by contacting the Exam Support Group of the Department of
Citywide Administrative Services at 2 Washington St., 17th floor, NY,
NY 10004 (212) 487-6371.
C. The employing agency must deliver completed applications,
forms and fees as quickly as possible by messenger to the Examining
Service Division of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services
at 2 Washington St. NY, NY 10004 (212) 487-6400. The completed applications
must be accompanied by a letter from the agency personnel officer verifying
that each employee is submitting a late application because of the conditions
set forth above in either section I (A) or I (B).
D. If the late applications are delivered to Department of Citywide
Administrative Services prior to admission cards being mailed, they
will be processed according to regular procedures, and the applicants
will receive an admission card through the mail.
E. If the late applications are delivered to Department of Citywide
Administrative Services after admission cards have been mailed, the
Examining Service Division will provide the appropriate number of admission
cards to the employing agency. The employing agency will enter each
applicant's name and home address on the card and will distribute the
cards to the applicants prior to the test date.
F. In "last minute" situations, the agency personnel
officer must contact the Director of the Exam Support Group to request
that individuals be allowed to take the exam prior to submitting an
application. If approved, these individuals will be given conditional
admission cards. The agency must then submit the completed applications
along with a letter from the agency personnel officer documenting why
the applications could not be submitted prior to the exam date and verifying
that the employees are submitting late applications because of the conditions
set out above in section I (A) or I (B).
G. Test papers of candidates who have not filed applications
or whose applications are incomplete will not be rated.
William J. Diamond
Commissioner
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