R9-26-301. Making a Complaint

A. A complaint may be filed by: 1. An individual for whom interpreting is provided, 2. A person having a direct or professional interest in the incident specified in the complaint, or 3. A person having reason to believe that interpreting was provided by an individual who is not licensed by the Commission and not exempt from licensure under A.R.S. § 36-1971(C). B. Complaint requirements. A complainant shall: 1. Submit the complaint to the Commission in writing or by videotape. If a complaint is submitted by videotape, the Commission shall have the complaint interpreted and transcribed into English and forward the transcript to the complainant for review and approval; 2. Submit the complaint to the Commission within 90 days of the alleged offense; and 3. Specify in the complaint the name of the individual complained against, date and location of the alleged offense, and the action complained about. C. A complainant may withdraw a complaint at any time by providing notice to the Commission.