State offices and all DLLR physical locations will be closed to the public May 24th through May 27th,
2013.
However, Unemployment Insurance telephone and Web operations WILL be available on Friday, May 24th.
DLLR's Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
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Complaints - Maryland Board for Professional Land Surveyors
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Complaint forms may be obtained by calling (410) 230-6256
OR e-mail to surveyor@dllr.state.md.us
OR ONLINE.
Complaints may involve unethical conduct, incompetence,
unlicensed practice, misrepresentation, plan stamping, or
a number of other practice allegations. Monetary disputes
or complaints alleging "non-performance" are usually
deemed to be contractual matters over which the Board has
no jurisdiction. The complaint must contain sufficient factual
evidence to indicate a clear violation of the registration
law. Accusing another person of a violation of the law is
a serious matter; therefore, you should be certain that
there is a wrongdoing and not file a complaint just because
you feel there may be a violation. The Board uses a common
complaint form which can be obtained from our office or
online. It is mandatory that a completed and signed complaint
form be submitted because anonymous complaints are not accepted.
An acknowledgement letter will be sent to the Complainant
with a copy to the Respondent.
Complaints are reviewed by a Complaint Committee which is
comprised of two members of the Board. The Complaint Committee
may refer a complaint to the Office of Investigative Services
if it is of the opinion that more information is needed
to make a determination with regard to a particular complaint.
If the Board determines, based on the Complaint Committee's
recommendations, that a violation of the law has occurred,
a hearing will be scheduled before the Board or an Administrative
Law Judge. A final order can be appealed to the Circuit
Court. A similar complaint process is in place for complaints
related to unlicensed practice.
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