If the petition is denied because it does not meet the minimum requirements for review and evaluation, can the petitioner request a review of that decision?
Yes, if the petition is denied because it does not meet the minimum requirements for review and evaluation, the petitioner can request a review of that decision. The petitioners have 30 calendar days after notification that the petition remains unqualified to request the review, in writing, and must specify why the finding should be reversed. The request may not include any new information or documentation that was not included in the original completed petition. If petitioners obtain new information within the allotted 30 day period, petitioners should provide the new information to NIOSH. NIOSH will consider this new information as a revision to the petition.
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- If the petition is denied because it does not meet the minimum requirements for review and evaluation, can the petitioner request a review of that decision?
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