Utah Admin. Code R765-607-9 - Appeals Process
(1)
(a) Each applicant has the right to appeal an
adverse decision.
(b) Upon request
by the applicant, the scholarship staff shall provide an opportunity for the
applicant to appeal an adverse decision to a committee of at least three
impartial persons.
(c) Each appeal
request must be submitted in writing within 30 days of the application
notice.
(2) An appeal
filed before the applicant receives official notification from scholarship
staff of its decision may not be considered.
(3)
(a) If
an applicant fails to file their appeal on time, scholarship staff shall notify
the applicant of the late filing and give the applicant an opportunity to
provide a written explanation of the reasons for failing to file the appeal by
the deadline.
(b) An appeal
committee may not have jurisdiction to consider the merits of an appeal that is
filed beyond the deadline unless it determines the applicant established
excusable neglect.
(4)
The appeal committee shall review the appeal to determine if the award decision
was made in error or if the applicant demonstrated substantial compliance with
the scholarship application requirements but failed to meet one or more
requirements for good cause.
(5)
(a) Scholarship staff and the appeal
committee do not have the authority to consider, adjust, or award a TRANSFORM
certificate.
(b) A request for
consideration for TRANSFORM certificate eligibility should be submitted by
applicant through USBE.
(6) The appeal committee decision represents
the final agency action. An applicant who disagrees with the decision may seek
judicial review in accordance with Section
63G-4-402.
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