If there are errors in the OMPF, whom should you contact to correct them?

If there are errors in the OMPF, whom should you contact to correct them?

• A. PERSO.
• B. Your supervisor.
• C. NPC.
• D. NAVADMIN.

Answer: (A)

When you find an error in your Officer Master Pay File, the first and proper contact is your local Personnel Office, known as PERSO. PERSO handles all personnel records, gathers the necessary documentation to support the correction, and submits the correction request to Navy Personnel Command (NPC) on your behalf. They’re the right point of contact because they have access to your official record and the established processes to fix discrepancies so your pay, qualification data, and career records reflect accurately. The supervisor can notice issues, but they don’t have the authority to make changes to the OMPF, and NAVADMIN messages are announcements—not mechanisms to correct records. NPC is the central maintainer of the official record, but the process to initiate corrections starts with PERSO.

When you find an error in your Officer Master Pay File, the first and proper contact is your local Personnel Office, known as PERSO. PERSO handles all personnel records, gathers the necessary documentation to support the correction, and submits the correction request to Navy Personnel Command (NPC) on your behalf. They’re the right point of contact because they have access to your official record and the established processes to fix discrepancies so your pay, qualification data, and career records reflect accurately. The supervisor can notice issues, but they don’t have the authority to make changes to the OMPF, and NAVADMIN messages are announcements—not mechanisms to correct records. NPC is the central maintainer of the official record, but the process to initiate corrections starts with PERSO.