DC Department of Employment Services (DOES) Forms
The DC Department of Employment Services (DOES) is a District of Columbia government department in the employment-services field. Its name identifies the agency’s broad subject area; the forms below show the specific document topics represented here.
The current collection covers two distinct themes: authorization to release information and a power of attorney form identified for the District of Columbia. The release document concerns information disclosure, while the POA is a separate document associated with tax matters—not another version of the same authorization.
DC Department of Employment Services (DOES) forms
- DC-DOES · District of ColumbiaAuthorization To Release Information – District of Columbia
Authorization To Release Information is a DC Department of Employment Services (DOES) consent form used in Benefit Accuracy Measurement reviews of unemployment insurance claims. Fill out the PDF online and download or print it.
1 page - OUCTAX-1 · DC-DOES · District of ColumbiaForm OUCTAX-1, Power of Attorney (POA) – District of Columbia
Form OUCTAX-1, Power of Attorney (POA), is the DC Department of Employment Services (DOES) form an employer uses to appoint an agent for unemployment insurance benefit and tax matters. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
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About the DC Department of Employment Services (DOES)
The two published forms associated with DOES represent different kinds of authorization. Authorization To Release Information – District of Columbia concerns permission to release information; it is distinct from a power of attorney. Form OUCTAX-1, Power of Attorney (POA) – District of Columbia, is a separate representative-authority document identified in the catalog with a tax form code. The titles point to different purposes: information disclosure on one hand and a power of attorney on the other.
When choosing between them, consider the document’s stated purpose. A release authorization concerns information disclosure, while the POA title identifies a document about assigning representative authority. The POA is specifically identified for the District of Columbia; review the form itself and agency instructions to understand its scope and how it should be completed.
These are the forms currently represented in the FillingPDF catalog, not necessarily every document issued by DOES. Before using either form, check with the issuing agency for current versions and any applicable requirements, supporting documents, deadlines, fees, or submission instructions.