Every two years from the date on which the initial MOA was submitted to the CRC Director, the Governor must review the Methods of Administration and the manner in which it has been implemented, and determine whether any changes are necessary in order for the State to comply fully and effectively with the nondiscrimination and equal opportunity provisions of WIA and 29 CFR part 37. The chart below reflects each State’s original submission.
1) If any such changes are necessary, the Governor must make the appropriate changes and submit them, in writing, to the Director.
2) If the Governor determines that no such changes are necessary, s/he must certify, in writing, to the Director that the Methods of Administration previously submitted continues in effect. See 29 CFR 37.55(c).
Each State's MOA review should be conducted, and the revised MOA or Governor's certification submitted to CRC, before the dates listed below.
- If a State's MOA date is due in 2012, then the State's next MOA is due every even year (ex. 2014, 2016, 2018, etc.).
- If a State's MOA date is due in 2013, then the State's next MOA is due every odd year (ex. 2015, 2017, 2019, etc.).
Important Reminder – the Governor must promptly update the Methods of Administration whenever necessary, and must notify the CRC Director in writing at the time that any such updates are made. See 29 CFR 37.55(b).
If you have any questions, please contact CRC's Office of Compliance and Policy at (202) 693- 6501.
State |
Next MOA Due Date |
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Alabama |
June 19th of every odd year |
Alaska |
February 6th of every odd year |
Arizona |
January 24th of every odd year |
Arkansas |
December 26th of every even year |
California |
February 28th of every even year |
Colorado |
July 3rd of every odd year |
Connecticut |
December 14th of every even year |
Delaware |
January 11th of every odd year |
D.C. |
March 12th of every odd year |
Florida |
February 1st of every odd year |
Georgia |
December 27th of every even year |
Hawaii |
December 21st of every even year |
Idaho |
December 26th of every even year |
Illinois |
February 14th of every odd year |
Indiana |
September 29th of every even year |
Iowa |
February 8th of every odd year |
Kansas |
December 20th of every even year |
Kentucky |
October 17th of every even year |
Louisiana |
March 5th of every odd year |
Maine |
May 29th of every odd year |
Maryland |
February 20th of every odd year |
Massachusetts |
February 8th of every odd year |
Michigan |
December 20th of every even year |
Minnesota |
December 22nd of every even year |
Mississippi |
January 2nd of every odd year |
Missouri |
January 2nd of every odd year |
Montana |
December 31st of every even year |
Nebraska |
September 18th of every odd year |
Nevada |
December 27th of every even year |
New Hampshire |
December 27th of every even year |
New Jersey |
March 13th of every odd year |
New Mexico |
December 17th of every odd year |
New York |
February 27th of every even year |
North Carolina |
December 29th of every even year |
North Dakota |
January 22nd of every odd year |
Ohio |
November 15th of every odd year |
Oklahoma |
December 31st of every even year |
Oregon |
January 22nd of every odd year |
Pennsylvania |
July 11th of every even year |
Puerto Rico |
July 12th of every odd year |
Rhode Island |
May 7th of every odd year |
South Carolina |
June 1st of every odd year |
South Dakota |
February 9th of every odd year |
Tennessee |
December 28th of every even year |
Texas |
August 18th of every even year |
Utah |
September 8th of every even year |
Vermont |
September 20th of every even year |
Virgin Islands |
June 7th of every odd year |
Virginia |
June 21st of every odd year |
Washington |
December 26th of every even year |
West Virginia |
December 21st of every even year |
Wisconsin |
December 21st of every even year |
Wyoming |
December 27th of every even year |