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The Departmental Appeals Board (DAB) uses electronic filing, also called DAB E-File, which allows you to file and deliver (or serve) documents to the DAB and other parties. DAB E-File also allows you to access filings, orders, and decisions online, so you don’t have to wait for documents to arrive by mail. DAB E-File is fast, convenient, and reliable. You must use DAB E-File unless you receive a waiver, or permission not to do so.
Learn more about DAB E-File and which division within the DAB handles your type of appeal by clicking on the following options:
Cases involving civil money penalties or No Sale Tobacco Orders imposed by the Center for Tobacco Products. These cases are often referred to as "Tobacco Cases."
Cases involving unaccompanied children who are in the federal custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR)
Cases involving civil money penalties (CMPs) and other enforcement actions taken by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), exclusion actions imposed by the HHS Office of Inspector General, and others. These cases are often referred to as "Civil Remedies Division Cases."
Disputes involving direct, discretionary project grants or cooperative agreements, appeals of certain ALJ decisions, and others. These cases are often referred to as "Appellate Division Cases."
Mediation, and other ADR services in certain appeals filed with the DAB.