Wednesday, 29 June 2011 19:00

Right to Decline Video Hearings

In the April 2011 NOSSCR Newsletter reports that the appeals counsel has ruled that the claimant has absolute right to decline a video hearing under the code of Federal Rules and Regulations. The request simply has to be made timely and at the earliest opportunity before the time is set for the hearing. The claimant also has to show good cause for the decline. It will be deemed sufficient enough for good cause, if you promptly object to the video conference hearing.
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