Filing an Appeal. A. If Licensee wishes to appeal the assessment, a notice of appeal must be delivered to Parks within ten (10) days along with a statement of reasons why it believes the assessment was erroneous. The statement of reasons must be notarized. Any evidence supporting Licensee’s appeal (such as photographs, documents, witness statements, etc.) should also be included.
B. If no appeal is received within ten (10) days of the date the assessment is mailed, the assessment shall be considered final and charged to Licensee’s account.
Filing an Appeal. If any Bidder or prospective bidder is aggrieved that any decision, action oromission of the Procuring Entity is in contravention to the provisions of the Act or the Rules or the Guidelines issued there under, he may file an appeal to First Appellate Authority, as specified in the Bidding Document within a period of ten days from the date of such decision or action, omission, as the case may be clearly giving the specific ground or grounds on which he feels aggrieved: Provided that after the declaration of a Bidder as successful the appeal may be filed only by a Bidder who has participated in the procurement proceedings: Provided further that in case a Procuring Entity evaluates the technical bids before the opening of the financial Bids, an appeal related to the matter of Financial Bids may be filed only by a Bidder whose Technical Bid is found to be acceptable.
Filing an Appeal. Upon receipt of the pharmacy billing statement provided by the VLB, the Operator must notify the VLB financial personnel in writing within 30 days from receipt of the pharmacy billing statement of its intent to appeal. Each separate, distinct charge in the pharmacy billing statement must be appealed separately in writing within 30 days of receiving such statement.
Filing an Appeal a) The appellant shall have an opportunity to review any information upon which the action was based.
b) The appeal must be postmarked no later than two weeks from the date of receipt of the notice of action.
c) The appeal request must state whether the appellant desires the hearing office to review records only or if the appellant desires a hearing before the review official/hearing officer.
d) The appellant may refute the charges contained in the notice of action either in person or by filing written documentation with the review official. To be considered, written documentation must be submitted by the appellant within seven (7) days of submitting the appeal, must clearly identify the State Agency action being appealed, and must include a photocopy of the notice of action issued by the State Agency.
e) Mail the request to the Secretary, Department of Education, 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000-0000.
f) The appellant may retain legal counsel or may be represented by another person.
Filing an Appeal. (a) A notice of intent to appeal and the subsequent appeal must be filed with the University Secretary who shall immediately forward the documents to the Chair of the University Review Committee for (in the case of the appeal) review pursuant to Article 40.5.3
Filing an Appeal. The Carrier maintains procedures for the resolution of Member Appeals. Member Appeals may be filed within one hundred eighty (180) days of the receipt of a decision from the Carrier stating an adverse benefit determination. An Appeal occurs when the Member or, after obtaining the Member’s authorization, either the Provider or another authorized representative requests a change of a previous decision made by the Carrier by following the procedures described here. (In order to authorize someone else to be the Member’s representative for the Appeal, the Member must complete a valid authorization form. The Member must contact the Carrier as directed below to obtain a “Member/Enrollee Authorization to Appeal by Provider or Other Representative” form or for questions regarding the requirements for an authorized representative.) The Member or other authorized person on behalf of the Member, may request an Appeal by calling or writing to the Carrier, as defined in the letter notifying the Member of the decision or as follows: Member Appeals Department Toll Free Phone: 0-000-000-0000 P.O. Box 41820 Toll Free Fax: 0-000-000-0000 or Philadelphia, PA, 00000-0000. Phila. Fax: 000-000-0000 Types of Member Appeals and Applicable Timeframes. Following are the two types of Member Appeals and the issues they address: • Medical Necessity Appeal – An Appeal by or on behalf of a Member that focuses on issues of Medical Appropriateness/Medical Necessity and requests the Carrier to change its decision to deny or limit the provision of a Covered Service. Medical Necessity Appeals include Appeals of adverse benefit determinations based on the exclusions for Experimental/Investigative or cosmetic services. • Administrative Appeal – An Appeal by or on behalf of a Member that focuses on unresolved Member disputes or objections regarding a Carrier decision that concerns coverage terms such as contract exclusions and non-covered benefits, exhausted benefits, and claims payment issues. Although an Administrative Appeal may present issues related to Medical Appropriateness/Medical Necessity, these are not the primary issues that affect the outcome of the Appeal. The timeframes described below for completing a review of each Appeal depend on additional classifications:
Filing an Appeal. An employee dissatisfied with the decision of the Evaluation Committee on the rating assigned to the position held by the employee has the right to submit an appeal to the Coordinator of the Evaluation Committee. The appeal shall be submitted in writing and shall set out the reasons for the appeal. The appeal must be submitted within thirty
Filing an Appeal. An appeal from a notice to debar or suspend shall be in writing, signed by the person appealing, and shall be filed with the Director or designate no more than ten (10) business days from the date the notice to debar or suspend is served personally on the contractor or after the City deposits the notice in the U.S. mail addressed to the contractor. The written appeal shall state the name and address of the contractor and shall list grounds for the appeal, including any alleged error of fact or law in the notice of intent to debar or suspend. Failure to appeal constitutes a waiver of all right to an administrative hearing and determination of the debarment or suspension.
Filing an Appeal a. An Enrollee may request a review of a Health Plan Action by filing an Appeal.
b. An Enrollee may file an Appeal, and a Provider, acting on behalf of the Enrollee and with the Enrollee’s written consent, may file an Appeal. The Appeal procedure must be the same for all Enrollees.
c. The Appeal must be filed within thirty (30) days of the date of the notice of Action. If the Health Plan fails to issue a written notice of Action, the Enrollee or Provider may file an Appeal within one (1) year of the Action.
d. The Enrollee or Provider may file an Appeal either orally or in writing and must follow an oral filing with a written, signed Appeal. For oral filings, time frames for resolution begin on the date the Health Plan receives the oral filing.
Filing an Appeal. A bargaining unit member desiring to dispute a performance appraisal must use the negotiated grievance procedure in Article 18 of this Agreement, IAW applicable laws, rules, and regulations and any changes thereto.
