What if I missed my hearing?
Even if you did not attend your hearing, you will receive a decision from OAH. That decision will give you instructions on how to request another hearing. You have a limited time to do this.
Select from the list for more information:
If you are not sure which one to select, please call (360) 407-2700 or (800) 583-8271.
What if I want to reschedule my hearing?
You may request a new date or time for your hearing. The judge will decide whether or not to grant that request.
Select from the list for instructions about rescheduling:
If you are not sure which one to select, please call (360) 407-2700 or (800) 583-8271.
What if I want to cancel my hearing?
You can cancel a hearing only if you were the one to request it. A request to cancel a hearing is called a withdrawal. This ends your case.
Select from the list for instructions:
If you are not sure which one to select, please call (360) 407-2700 or (800) 583-8271.
What if I lost or never received my paperwork?
If you have not received your paperwork, please call OAH at (360) 407-2700 or (800) 583-8271.
What if I have a disability and require an accommodation?
If you or any of your witnesses have a disability and require an accommodation to participate, contact OAH as soon as possible. You will need to tell OAH about how the disability effects the ability to participate and describe how we can help by accommodating the need so you can access our facilities and services.
Click Request an Accommodation or call OAH at 360-407-2700 or 800-583-8271.
What if I want a recording of the hearing?
Call OAH at (360) 407-2700 or (800) 583-8271 to find out how to get a recording of the hearing.
What if I need an attorney?
OAH does not provide an attorney. OAH cannot give legal advice.
Here are some low cost or free representation resources:
For a more detailed list, click Legal Research and Resources.
What if I don’t speak English?
Click Request Interpreter for instructions in many languages.
What if I disagree with the decision?
You can appeal the decision of the OAH judge. You must follow specific steps at the end of the decision you receive.