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The document outlines the procedures for filing an administrative appeal under Connecticut General Statutes Section 4-183. It provides instructions for appellants on how to properly complete and serve a citation and appeal, including details on court jurisdiction, necessary forms, and requirements for service on defendants. Additionally, it includes information about ADA accommodations and emphasizes the importance of timely filing an appearance to avoid sanctions.

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Begin by entering the Judicial District where the plaintiff resides. Ensure it is either New Britain or the appropriate district.
Attach the original Appeal document to this Citation, as required for proper submission.
If you are self-represented, bring both the Citation and Appeal to a clerk of court for review and signature.
Provide this Citation and Appeal to a proper officer or indifferent person for service on each defendant listed.
After service is completed, file the Citation, Appeal, and Officer's Return of Service with the clerk of court for your designated Judicial District.

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