1. Draft Appeal: Prepare a formal appeal letter, document, or text field submission addressed to the District Attorney’s Office. Include details of your initial request, the denial, and reasons why you believe the record should be disclosed or a fee should be waived. Be clear and concise.

2. Attach Documentation: Include copies of your initial request, any denials or responses, and any relevant supporting documentation.

3. Receipt: You will receive a verification of receipt upon your submission through the Public Records Request Appeal portal.

4. Await Response: The District Attorney’s Office will review your appeal, contact the agency or organization for response, and make a determination. You will be notified of the decision, which could be the release of the record, waiver of fees, further denial, or a request for additional information.