fed govt. complaint filed,what should we do?
914977
First you will have to show that your mail is deliberately being held.  If the "branch" is overworked, they naturally will have to adopt a system of concentrating on which is more important and which can be delayed a day or two.\n\nAre you sure you are being discriminated against? Talk to those who work there, talk to who ever is the manager. You may find you really do not have a complaint.
1030804
If they won't mail you the actual document, and you are the complainant, ask what the status is. You already know what your complaint is about. All the document would show you is words. You want action!
872228
Yes, its illegal, get a hold of your Postal Inspector, you can call the police, but since its a federal charge, go with the Postal Inspector.
1009986
First, are you being sued in Fed court or state court? \n\nRight now, your obligation is to answer the complaint or file a motion to dismiss based on various theories. A motion for summary judgment is premature, as there are still issues of fact present. \n\nThe best place you can start is rule 12 (FRCP 12 or whatever your state equiv.). \n\nRule 12 allows you to dismiss the complaint based on what has been plead and presented. For instance, you may be able to dismiss for lack of jurisidiction (either subject matter or personal). This depends on the nature of the claim. For example, lets say the complaint is one for copyright infringment and it is being brought in state court. Fed court has exclusive jurisdiction for these claims, so you could dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. Another example, lets say the Plaintiff lives in Texas, and you live in Vermont, and he is suing you in Texas state court. Well, unless you were served in a Texas, or Texas has long-arm jurisdiction over you, Texas courts have no personal jurisdiction. The Plaintiff has to either go to Vermont and sue or sue you in Federal court. I think the fed statute you should start with is 18 usc 1331 and 1332 (federal jurisdiction). \n\nBeyond this, rule 12 allows you to motion for such things as insufficient processof process or insufficiency of service of process. Check your local information. \n\nYou can also move for a judgment on the pleadings, or more commonly a 12(b)(6) motion. A 12(b)(6) is a motion to dismiss because the facts, as alleged, fail to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. Usually, statute of limitations problems are the basis for these types of motions. Another example is that the complaint, as plead, omits a key element. The problem with 12(b)(6) motions is that if you win, the other side can simply fix their complaint. \n\nOne thng you could do, since this is not a real life affair, but rahter just an educational exercise, is file a counterclaim with your answer. If you are lucky, they won't answer, then you can move for a default. Also, when you submit your answer, load the other side up with interrogatories, requests for admissions, and request for production. that relate to their claims Remember, under fderal rules, you are working with short deadlines, usually 20 days or less. Especially see rule 36 (dealing with requests for admissions). \n\nGood luck.
291740
you can contact the state department and the federal trade commission online and register your complaints...i am sorry to hear of your trouble...you could also contact your local police, they might be able to advise you.  Good luck!
85189
This is the duck and run senerio.\nWHO is responsible?\nthe Govenor?\nThe mayor?\nThe State?\nThe Fed?\nTo many things happened and the RIGHT solutions DIDNT happen.\nThe FED cant come in, until the STATE asks.\nthe state didnt know or care.\nThe city GOV, didnt know who to call.\n\nThe FED is responsible for the roads, and gov facilities.\nThe state is responsible for the STATE facilities,\nThe HOMES, are not covered.  Except under insurance, and the LAND OWNER.\nThe BUSINESS's are NOT covered.  Except as they paid their INSURRANCE.\n\nIf they DUMP all of it on the FED, YOU WILL PAY FOR IT.
11846
Noisy wheel gets the grease.  In other words, let your representative know your feelings on issues that affect your community and government will be more responsive to your needs.\n\nMany people complain, but will not bother to contact anyone.  Your elected representatives are not psychic and cannot read your mind.  Contact them and let them know how you feel.
340252
find a very good lawyer out of yur area 1st. then keep documents of all things date and times you can go to federal court if you feel your rights were violated
574334
every state had an organization called Omnibus that you can register complaints with.  If you cant find the number in your phone book, call your local dept. of Social Services, they can give the number to you.  Good luck
1071657
I'm so sorry this happened to you.  In all honesty, the government doesn't care.  They put up a paltry reward of $50K for the return.  Whomever buys this information, sadly YOUR information, will pay much much more than $50K.\n\nIf you're not outraged, you're not paying attention.
709401
Go back the the first branch you went to (presumably the one that called you) and ask to speak to a manager.  Tell them what you were told over the phone.  Be polite and couteous, but firm.  Tell the manager that this is not acceptable.  If they do no immediately promise to refund the money, ask to close your account on the spot.
808926
Send them a letter via mail return receipt requested stating that the money is not owed and the reason why. If you have a receipt showing that you already paid the debt.  Inform them if they do not cease harrasing you, you will (1) report them to the better business bureau and any other state agencies that deal with unscrulous debt collectors and (2) institute a claim under the fair debt collection practices act, and you will seek treble damages. Request they send you a letter stating that you do not owe them any money.
485906
First, read the 11th Amendment, which prevents citizens from suing a state, or a state agency/officer where monetary damages would be paid from the state treasury, in federal court.\n\nThen, talk to an attorney, because any legal suit against any government agency is going to become complicated quickly.
569292
You are right about filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, but you also need to do it with your state office for consumer affairs.  Good luck!
944588
do contact the state dental board and lodge your complaint. i personally would speak seriously with my current dentist about what happened and ask his opinion on what additional action he advises if any.
208464
Call the General Manager of the store. Explain the problem and solution you would like. \n\nIf no help call the corporate office.\n\nIf still no help call the Attorney General and The Better Business Bureau. And write a letter (send it certified mail) to the Corp. Office and General Manager telling them the issue you were having, the resolution you feel is necessary and how they failed to help you and that you filed a complaint with the Attorney general and BBB.
862684
Start complaining........\nhttp://www.complaints.com/\nhttp://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/complaintresources.htm\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/