What is an “overpayment” for purposes of EEOICPA?

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§ 30.511 What is an “overpayment” for purposes of EEOICPA?

An “overpayment” is any amount of compensation paid under sections 7384s, 7384t, 7384u, 7385s-2 or 7385s-3 of the EEOICPA to a recipient that constitutes, as of the time OWCP makes such payment:

(a) Payment where no amount is payable under this part; or

(b) Payment in excess of the correct amount determined by OWCP.


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