You can submit a complaint through our online portal by filling out the required form. Make sure to provide all necessary details to help us process your complaint efficiently.

If you receive a notification about a complaint, you can log into the portal to view the details of the complaint, including the type of allegation, relevant dates, and next steps. The portal provides clear guidance on how to respond to the complaint, including submitting your response and supporting documents. You can also find information about mediation or investigation processes that may follow. If you need further assistance, contact the Office of Human Rights directly using the contact details provided in the notification.

Yes, complaints must be filed within one year of the alleged discriminatory act. For DC government employees, the timeframe is 180 days.

After filing, the Office of Human Rights will schedule mediation between you and the respondent. If mediation doesn't resolve the issue, a full investigation will be conducted, potentially leading to a formal hearing.

No, you are not required to have an attorney to file a complaint or during the OHR process. However, you may choose to have legal representation at any stage.