Section 5-4 - Request for Hearing Any person or his representative may make a request to the Division, either orally or in writing, for a hearing in a contested case. Any hearing made orally shall be reduced to writing by the Division and entered in the contestant's record.
(a) The request shall contain at least: - (i) Name, address and telephone number of the person requesting the hearing; and
- (ii) The reason for the request, including the nature of the Division's action, order or determination being contested.
(b) The request shall be directed to the Division within 20 days of the date of the action that is the basis of the contested case. - (i) The Division shall evaluate the request and, within 20 days of receipt of the request:
- (A) Notify the requesting party that a determination in his or her favor has been made and specify the action to be taken by the agency; or
- (B) Give notice to the requesting party that a hearing will be held; or
- (C) Notify the requesting party of the denial of the hearing as requested and the reasons for the denial. A hearing may be denied if the request for a hearing does not meet the definition of a contested case. A denial of a request for a hearing is a final decision of the Division that may be appealed to the district court pursuant to the Wyoming Administrative Procedures Act.