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EEOC Office – Washington: Addresses, Hours, Contact (2026)

Updated 2026-11-10
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Find EEOC offices serving Washington: addresses, phone, hours, maps, and what to bring for your appointment.

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EEOC Office - Washington

Find EEOC offices serving Washington. Always confirm hours and appointment requirements.

Find Offices

State Agency (FEPA) Note

  • Washington State Human Rights Commission (WSHRC)
  • Dual-filing may extend deadlines to 300 days

Related: EEOC OfficesHow to FileEEOC Deadlines

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What to Bring

  • Government ID, employer info, dates/timeline, and evidence

How to Schedule

  • Begin via the EEOC portal; WSHRC has separate processes for state filings

Accessibility & Language Access

  • Ask about interpreter and accessibility accommodations ahead of time

FAQs

  • Will my EEOC charge be dual-filed with WSHRC? Often yes—confirm during intake.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is find Offices?
Use the official EEOC Field Office Directory to find current addresses, hours, and phone numbers for Washington offices: https://www.eeoc.gov/field-office
What is state Agency (FEPA) Note?
Washington State Human Rights Commission (WSHRC) Dual-filing may extend deadlines to 300 days Related: EEOC Offices • How to File • EEOC Deadlines
What to Bring?
Government ID, employer info, dates/timeline, and evidence
How to Schedule?
Begin via the EEOC portal; WSHRC has separate processes for state filings
What is accessibility & Language Access?
Ask about interpreter and accessibility accommodations ahead of time

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