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Begin with Part I, where you will provide your personal information including your name, contact details, and medical condition. Be thorough in describing how your condition affects your job functions.
In Part II, the Deciding Official will document their assessment of your request. Ensure they have all necessary information regarding your limitations and any alternative accommodations considered.
For Parts III-A and III-B, a Health Care Practitioner must complete the medical documentation. They should detail the diagnosis and its impact on major life activities.
If your request is denied, Part IV will outline the reasons for denial. Make sure to review this section carefully for any options available for reconsideration.
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