Rule 4.15 - FORM, CONTENT, AND SERVICE OF PETITION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW(1) A petition for judicial review shall be typewritten, double-spaced, and substantially in the form illustrated in Appendix 4.15-1 or Appendix 4.15-2 and must contain: (a) The title as it was before the agency to the extent possible. The title shall include the names of the parties to the proceeding regardless of whether the title of the agency proceeding included the names of the parties. The title also shall include the agency if the agency is a party to the judicial review. The title must indicate the designations of the parties before the appellate court (e.g., petitioner, respondent, cross-petitioner, cross-respondent). If a party from the agency proceeding is not named as a party before the appellate court, the title shall indicate the party's agency designation, if any, followed by "below."(b) A designation of the parties in the judicial review proceeding before the appellate court, including their positions in the appellate court proceeding (e.g., petitioner, respondent). (c) The litigant contact information required by ORAP 1.30.(d) A self-represented party who consents to service of the agency record by SFTP as provided in ORAP 4.20 must so state in the petition for judicial review and provide the party's email address in the petition. At any time before the agency transmits the record to the court, a self-represented party who has consented to service of the agency record by electronic means may revoke that consent by notifying the court and the agency. A self-represented party who has provided the court and the state agency with an email address under this paragraph must notify the court and the agency of a change of email address. (e) A statement whether the petitioner is willing to stipulate that the agency record may be shortened. If the petitioner is willing to shorten the record, the petition shall designate the part of the record to be included in the record. Under ORS 183.482(4), the court may tax the cost of preparing the whole or any part of the record, including the transcript, against any party unreasonably refusing to stipulate to limit the record.(2) Only the original need be filed. The petition shall be accompanied by a copy of the order, rule, or ruling for which judicial review is sought.(3) The petition shall show proof of service on:(a) the agency whose order, rule, or ruling is involved (unless the agency is the petitioner), even if the agency is not a party;(b) the Attorney General, even if the agency is not a party. In a workers' compensation case, only if the State Accident Insurance Fund is a party to the case and is representing a state agency, the petition shall show proof of service on the Attorney General;(c) all other parties of record in the proceeding; and(d) any other person required by law to be served.(4) The petition shall include a certificate of filing specifying the date the petition for judicial review was filed with the Administrator.Amended November 15, 2018, effective 1/1/2019; amended December 17, 2018, effective 1/1/2019 through 12/31/2020; amended November 13, 2020, effective 1/1/2021.