Language Access Templates

This form is used for filing a language access complaint in California. It allows individuals to report any issues related to language assistance provided by state agencies.

This Form is used for filing disability and language access complaints in Illinois

This document is used for filing a complaint regarding language access issues in New York. It allows individuals to report instances where language services were not provided or were inadequate.

This document is a Language Access Complaint Form specific to New York state for complaints related to language access services in Chinese.

This Form is used for lodging a complaint regarding language access services in New York, specifically for Russian speakers.

This Form is used to file a complaint related to language access services in New York, specifically for individuals who speak Yiddish.

This Form is used for filing a complaint regarding language access in New York, specifically for Bengali speakers.

This document is a Language Access Complaint Form specific to New York in the Haitian Creole language. It is used to report any issues regarding language access in public services.

This form is used for filing a complaint about language access services in New York specifically for Italian speakers.

This form is used for filing a complaint regarding a lack of language access services in New York for Korean speakers.

This Form is used for filing a complaint regarding language access issues in New York City for individuals who speak Arabic.

This form is used for filing a language access complaint in New York, specifically for Polish speakers. It allows individuals to report any issues related to language access and ensure that their language rights are protected.

This document is used to waive the right to free interpretation services in New York, specifically for individuals who speak Chinese.

This document is a complaint form specifically for Chinese individuals in Washington state who want to file a Title VI complaint. Use this form to report any discrimination or violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

This form is used for primary occupants in the Pathway Home Program in New York City. It is specifically available in the Korean language.

This form is used for making a complaint about language access issues in the state of Illinois.

This form is used for requesting a fair hearing in Wisconsin for individuals who speak English or Somali.

This form is used to file a language access complaint with the County of Riverside, California.

This document is for filing a language access complaint in New York specifically for issues related to French language access. Use this form if you need to report any communication barriers or lack of language assistance services for French-speaking individuals.

This document waives the right to free interpretation services in New York specifically for Chinese speakers.

This form is used for filing a complaint about language access services in New York specifically for French speakers.

This form is used for filing a complaint regarding language access issues in New York, specifically for individuals who speak Urdu.

This document is used to waive the right to free interpretation services in New York for the Urdu language.

This form is used for filing a language access complaint in New York specifically for Arabic speakers. It allows individuals to report any issues related to language access within state agencies.

This Form is used for filing a language access complaint in New York state. It is available in French for individuals who prefer to file their complaint in that language.

This language access complaint form is used by the New York state to address complaints related to language access services in Polish language.

This form is used for filing a language access complaint in New York in the Urdu language.

This form is used for filing a complaint regarding language access in California.

This form is used for filing a complaint about language access issues in New York. It allows individuals to report incidents where they were unable to access language services provided by government agencies.