An individual who is dissatisfied with a hearing decision or dismissal of his or her
hearing request may ask the AC to review the action. The AC may deny, grant, or dismiss
a request the review.
The AC may grant a request for review to:
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Remand the case to an ALJ for further proceedings, including a new decision; or
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Dismiss the request for hearing for any reason the ALJ could have dismissed the request
for hearing.
The AC will notify the parties at their last known address of the action it takes.
The AC may, on its own motion, review a hearing decision or dismissal within 60 days
after the date of the decision or dismissal. If the AC decides to review a case on
its own motion it may:
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Dismiss the request for hearing for any reason the ALJ could have dismissed the request
for hearing; or
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Remand the case to an ALJ for further proceedings, including a new decision; or
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The AC will notify the individual at his or her last known address of the action it
plans to take.