The Office of Administrative Hearings ensures fair, efficient, and impartial resolution of contested cases for Idaho’s citizens, businesses, and state agencies.
Did You Receive An Email or Letter From Us?
If you’ve received an email or letter from the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH), don’t worry—we’re here to help you understand what it means and what steps you may need to take.
Representing Yourself?
If you are representing yourself in a case before the Office of Administrative Hearings, this section provides essential guidance to help you navigate the process. Learn about your rights, what to expect during a hearing, and how to prepare effectively.
Procedural Rules
Understanding the rules that govern administrative hearings is crucial for a fair and efficient process. This section outlines the procedural rules that apply to cases heard by the OAH, ensuring all participants know their responsibilities and the steps involved.
Find a Mediator
Mediation can be a valuable alternative to a formal hearing, helping parties resolve disputes efficiently and collaboratively. Explore our list of qualified mediators who can assist in facilitating a fair resolution.
Important Forms
Access the necessary forms required for administrative hearings, including requests for hearings, appeals, and other essential documents. Download and complete the forms you need to ensure your case proceeds smoothly
Although it is generally desirable to be represented by attorneys, citizens who appear before the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) more often than not represent themselves.
The Idaho Rules of Administrative Procedure, which govern most contested cases before state agencies, are located here: Idaho Rules of Administrative Procedure
Learn More by visiting the Statues & Rules Page.
The forms below are intended to serve as potential options for the document you’d like to submit to OAH. These are not mandatory forms, and parties are free to use them as models in creating their own filings.
For general instructions about submitting forms, visit our Forms page
Motions: Motion for Reconsideration
Pre-Hearing Disclosures: Witness and Exhibit Disclosure
Subpoena (Witness Only, No Documents): Subpoena – Fillable General Without Documents
Did You Know?
In 2024, 67.9% of non-agency parties who appeared in contested cases before OAH’s General Government Division, and 88.8% of non-agency parties who appeared in contested cases before OAH’s Health and Social Service Division, represented themselves.
