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Olmstead Inquiry Process
What is an inquiry?
An inquiry is an act of asking for information.
An inquiry process allows the North Dakota Olmstead Commission (NDOC) to communicate with you about the issue and help you contact the right agency.
NDOC cannot solve the problem for you. We can connect you with the most appropriate resources that might be able to help you.
What should I do before filing an inquiry?
Before you file an inquiry, you should try to get help through other resources.
If you need help getting disability-related services, you can check with other agencies and organizations listed here.
Who can use the inquiry process?
People with disabilities
People advocating on behalf of someone with a disability
How do I file an inquiry?
If you have already tried getting help from other organizations or agencies, you can fill out this formNorth Dakota Olmstead Inquiry,and someone will contact you.
What happens after I submit the form?
NDOC staff will read your information.
There will be an initial screening assessment to gather more information about the nature of the Olmstead violation alleged.
The scope of an investigation will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
NDOC may contact the entities involved, as well as individuals that may be able to provide information to further the investigation.
We may contact you for more information. If you prefer to have your identity kept confidential, there may be a limit to how we can assist in your inquiry.
What can't the inquiry process do?
The inquiry process is not legal advice.
NDOC cannot represent you, but we will review your concern and connect you with resources as appropriate.
The inquiry process cannot help you get the services you might need. If you need help finding disability-related services, we list many resources here.
