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Check document status by logging in to DTS. Go to "Official Travel" vouchers or authorization, and then look in the "Sort by Status" column. Or, go to the digital signature page within the document. If you can't access to DTS, contact your Defense Travel Administrator (DTA) to check the status of your document.

To do so, select Options, then Remove <document type> (e.g., Remove Voucher) in the My Travel Documents section of the DTS Dashboard. If you are trying to remove an authorization that contains reservations, you must cancel those reservations before DTS will let you remove the document.

You cannot cancel a voucher. All options begin on the DTS Dashboard. Note: From the DTS Dashboard, Non-DTS Entry Agent or travel clerk who is working on another traveler's document must select Trips > Traveler Lookup, and then search for the traveler whose authorization requires change.

On the DTS Dashboard select Create Amendment under Options next to an authorization. 2. Enter comments about the amendment, then select Create Amendment and acknowledge all pop-ups. The Review Trip Authorization screen opens.

You must file a voucher or local voucher to receive reimbursement for expenses you incurred and paid the allowances you earned while on official travel. DTS vouchers originate from an authorization, while DTS local vouchers are for official travel that has already occurred in your local area.

DTS Voucher: Change Trip Dates Select Edit Itinerary on the Progress Bar. The Update Itinerary screen opens. Under YOUR TDY LOCATION(S), select the Arriving (Departing) field and type or select a new date. Note that under TRIP OVERVIEW, the overall trip dates automatically update. Select Continue.

On the DTS Dashboard select Create Amendment under Options next to a voucher. 2. Enter comments about the amendment, then select Create Amendment and acknowledge all pop-ups. The Review Trip Voucher screen opens.

Edit an Imported Authorization On the DTS Dashboard, under My Travel Documents, select Edit next to the document requiring action. Note: If prompted by DTS, view/edit your personal profile before proceeding with document actions.

In other words, a voucher is a supporting document for an invoice received by the company. Once the voucher is issued, it means that the invoice's been checked, and it's been confirmed that it needs to be paid. The voucher authorizes the payment of the invoice in one lump-sum that will be written on the balance sheet.

In the United States, vouchers are usually funded with state dollars, and in other countries, through a variety of government funding vehicles. Schools in the United States retain their federal and local funding regardless of enrollment- only state funding is dependent on enrollment size.