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Your WIC Notification of Fair Hearing Rights, Explained
Also called: 7 CFR 246.9(c)
Last reviewed 2026-07-08
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What this notice usually means
This notice explains your right to a WIC fair hearing. It comes with a denial, a disqualification, or a repayment claim. It tells you how to ask for a hearing and who can help present your case.
What to do now
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Read how to request a hearing
Your notice explains the steps and any deadline to ask for a fair hearing.
- 2
Decide who will present your case
You can present your own case. Or ask a relative, friend, or lawyer to help.
- 3
Gather documents related to the underlying notice
Collect proof related to your case. It should match the denial or claim that led to this notice.
- 4
Call your local WIC office with questions
Call the number on your notice if a step in the process is unclear.
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Sources
- U.S. Government Publishing Office (GovInfo) — 7 CFR Part 246, 2024 ed.Retrieved 2026-07-07
Last reviewed 2026-07-08
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