Code of Federal Regulations > Title 20 > Chapter I > Part 30 > Subpart D - Subpart D—Adjudicatory Process

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Regulations most recently checked for updates: Feb 11, 2026

GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 30.300 - What administrative process will OWCP use to decide claims for entitlement, and how can claimants obtain judicial review of final decisions on their claims?

§ 30.301 - May subpoenas be issued for witnesses and documents in connection with a claim under Part B of EEOICPA?

§ 30.302 - Who pays the costs associated with subpoenas?

§ 30.303 - What information may OWCP request in connection with a claim under Part E of EEOICPA?

RECOMMENDED DECISIONS ON CLAIMS

§ 30.305 - How does OWCP determine entitlement to EEOICPA compensation?

§ 30.306 - What does the recommended decision include?

§ 30.307 - Can one recommended decision address the entitlement of multiple claimants?

§ 30.308 - To whom is the recommended decision sent?

HEARINGS AND FINAL DECISIONS ON CLAIMS

§ 30.310 - What must the claimant do if he or she objects to the recommended decision or wants to request a hearing?

§ 30.311 - What happens if the claimant does not object to the recommended decision or request a hearing within 60 days?

§ 30.312 - What will the FAB do if the claimant objects to the recommended decision but does not request a hearing?

§ 30.313 - How is a review of the written record conducted?

§ 30.314 - How is a hearing conducted?

§ 30.315 - May a claimant postpone a hearing?

§ 30.316 - How does the FAB issue a final decision on a claim?

§ 30.317 - Can the FAB request a further response from the claimant or return a claim to the district office?

§ 30.318 - How will FAB consider objections to NIOSH's reconstruction of a radiation dose, or to OWCP's calculation of the recommended probability of causation, in a Part B claim for radiogenic cancer?

REOPENING CLAIMS

§ 30.320 - Can a claim be reopened after the FAB has issued a final decision?