40 Tex. Admin. Code § 730.1207 - Time and Place of Hearing
(a)
The appellant has a right to file an appeal within 90 days from the effective
date of the decision or from the notice of adverse action date, whichever is
later.
(b) If more time elapses
between the effective date and the request date, the worker offers to process a
reapplication or to review the case situation.
(c) A food stamp client may request a fair
hearing to question his current level of benefits anytime within a
certification period.
(d) The
worker or the hearing officer may change the decision any time before or during
the hearing process. The appellant, however, has the right to proceed with the
fair hearing after an adjustment is made.
(e) If the client is satisfied with the last
action but still dissatisfied with the previous action, he may appeal the first
decision. If he is dissatisfied with both decisions, he may appeal
both.
(f) The fair hearing is held
at a reasonable place and time. This may be the local office or the appellant's
home. The hearing officer considers the physical condition of the appellant and
availability of transportation in setting the place of the fair hearing. A
bilingual interpreter is available if the hearing officer determines it is
necessary. A qualified sign language interpreter is available for deaf persons
requiring one.
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