Or. Admin. Code § 137-076-0056 - Reconsideration Requests
(1) For
the purposes of ORS 147.145, adult applicants shall have 90 calendar days from
the date of the initial determination order to request review of the order by
the Department. The request for review must be made in writing to the
Department. If the request for review is made more than 90 calendar days after
the date of the initial determination order, the Department may consider
whether there is good cause to grant an extension of the deadline. No good
cause extensions will be considered after three years have passed from the date
of the initial determination order. The following events may constitute good
cause for failure to submit a request for review within 90 calendar days:
(a) Law enforcement identified new, relevant
evidence regarding the compensable crime;
(b) Physical or emotional trauma sustained by
the victim that was a barrier to submit the request for reconsideration within
the 90-day period; or
(c) The
applicant notified the Department of any changes in the applicant's mailing
address, but did not receive the Department's initial determination order, and
the applicant provides documentation that the Department did not properly mail
the initial determination order.
(2) The 90-day deadline for submitting a
request for review does not apply to applicants under the age of 18. In order
to be considered, a request for review from an applicant under the age of 18
must be received by the Department within three years of the initial
determination order or before the applicant's 21st birthday, whichever occurs
later.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 147.205(1)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 147.145 & ORS 147.035
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