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I need to postpone the Commission Appeals hearing. What should I do?

A postponement can only be granted by a special examiner and only after it has been shown that material and substantial harm may result from denyin

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The decision was reversed in my favor – when will I receive my check?

Please allow up to 60 days for the Appeals Examiner's decision reversing a Deputy's decision to be implemented after it is mailed.

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May I participate by telephone?

The Office of Commission Appeals may permit oral argument hearings to be conducted by telephone with the consent of all interested parties.

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How do I get a transcript?

Transcripts are available under limited circumstances. Each request will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

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When is my hearing?

Hearings are not automatically scheduled at the Commission level. A hearing before the Commission must be requested in writing.

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What is the next step after filing an appeal of the Appeals Examiner’s decision?

After filing an appeal of the Appeals Examiner's decision, a Notice of Appeal will be mailed to all parties along with the appeal itself.

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Can the Appeals Examiner’s decision be appealed?

Yes.

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What if I experienced bias in the appeals process or during the hearing?

Please contact the Chief of First Level Appeals, in care of the Clerk of First Level Appeals, as soon as possible, at

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Is assistance available for individuals who are visually- or hearing-impaired, or those needing reasonable accommodation?

Yes. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. 

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Are interpreters and translators available?

Yes.

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