Per RCW 50B.04.120, appeal procedures under Title 50B RCW must align with the appeal procedures under Title 50A RCW. The following general procedural rules for appeal under the paid family and medical leave program apply to the long-term services and supports trust program:

(1) WAC 192-800-040 What are the timeliness requirements for submitting an appeal or a petition for review?

(2) WAC 192-800-045 Can an appeal be withdrawn?

(3) WAC 192-800-050 What happens after an appeal is submitted?

(4) WAC 192-800-055 Who will be notified if an appeal is filed and what will it include?

(5) WAC 192-800-060 What happens if an appeal or a petition has been filed and one of the parties has a change of contact information?

(6) WAC 192-800-065 How does the time computation work for perfecting an appeal or petition for review?

(7) WAC 192-800-070 Who can give testimony and examine witnesses during an appeal hearing?

(8) WAC 192-800-075 Who can request a postponement of a hearing?

(9) WAC 192-800-080 Will depositions and written discovery be permitted?

(10) WAC 192-800-085 When will administrative law judges hear consolidated cases?

(11) WAC 192-800-090 What is included in decisions issued by the office of administrative hearings?

(12) WAC 192-800-095 Can a decision of the commissioner incorporate a decision under review?

(13) WAC 192-800-100 What is the process for filing petition for review and any reply to the petition for review?

(14) WAC 192-800-105 When and how can an administrative law judge dispose of an appeal?

(15) WAC 192-800-110 What options are available for an aggrieved party who received an order of default?

(16) WAC 192-800-115 What is the process for filing a petition for reconsideration to the commissioner's review office?

(17) WAC 192-800-120 When would the commissioner not issue declaratory orders?

(18) WAC 192-800-125 When is a petition for review considered delivered to the department?