Section 337.110 Grounds for Dismissal of a Service Appeal Request
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 89 SOCIAL SERVICES › CHAPTER III: DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES › Part 337 SERVICE APPEAL PROCESS › Section 337.110 Grounds for Dismissal of a Service Appeal Request
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Section 337.110 Grounds for
Dismissal of a Service Appeal Request
a) The Administrator of the Administrative Hearings Unit shall
dismiss a request for a service appeal for the following reasons:
1) the appellant failed to request an appeal within the time
frames allowed. However, when timely or adequate notice was not provided in
accordance with this Part, the appellants may appeal up to 45 days from the
date they receive adequate notice of the Department's action or decision;
2) the appeal has been withdrawn in writing. If the appellant is
unable to withdraw the appeal in writing, the Department or provider shall help
the appellant put the withdrawal in writing;
3) the issue is not within the jurisdiction of the appeal system;
4) a court has made a judicial determination or issued an order
on the issue being appealed. However, a juvenile court determination that a
current foster home placement is necessary and appropriate does not constitute
a judicial determination on the merits of a service appeal, filed by a former
foster parent, involving a change of placement decision; or
5) the appellant has waived the right to a service appeal by
abandoning his or her right, as defined in Section 337.160.
b) The Administrator of the Administrative Hearings Unit shall
give written notice of the decision to grant or deny the request for an appeal
within 10 calendar days of receipt of the request. If the Department finds
that the issue is not an appealable issue under this Part, but may be
appropriately heard through another appeal process (see 89 Ill. Adm. Code 435,
Administrative Appeals and Hearings), the Department shall forward the request
for appeal to the proper hearing authority and notify the appellant of this
action.
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