Request For Protective Order Sealing Confidential Records {OAH 5}

DGS OAH 5, Request for Protective Order Sealing Confidential Records, (Government Code Section 11425.20; 11450.30; California Code of Regulations, Title 1, Section 1030), The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) expects all parties to redact (black out) from documents filed with OAH, including pleadings and exhibits, all confidential personal information whenever possible. Confidential personal information includes crime victim or investigative complaining witness names, addresses, and telephone numbers. It also includes all social security numbers, financial account numbers, credit card numbers, dates of birth, names of minor children, and medical information. When redacting social security or financial numbers, the last four digits may be revealed if necessary. If it is not possible to redact confidential personal information from a document, OAH expects the party offering the document to request an appropriate Request for Protective Order Sealing Confidential Records (OAH 5). This is an optional form. All attorneys and parties appearing before OAH and offering documents containing confidential personal information must take the necessary steps to redact the information or request appropriate orders. www.FormsWorkflow.com