When an order of the Commissioner is mailed, how many days does a party have to request a rehearing?

A party has 30 days from the date of mailing of an order by the Commissioner to request a rehearing. This timeframe is specified in various state regulations governing administrative procedures and ensures that parties have a reasonable opportunity to seek reconsideration of a decision or order that may affect them.

The 30-day period provides a balance between allowing sufficient time for the party to prepare and present their case for rehearing while maintaining efficient administration of regulatory processes. This timeline is commonly adopted in many administrative law contexts to promote fairness and expediency. Recognizing this period is crucial for individuals and entities engaging with the regulatory environment in Georgia, as it impacts their rights and obligations under the law.