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Get the legal form to file a complaint

Find out how to submit the Notice of Dispute form online or download it and mail it to us. And if you’re still unsatisfied, find out how to download the Demand for Arbitration form and submit it to the American Arbitration Association.

DETAILED STEPS

To start the dispute-resolution process under the AT&T arbitration provision, you can:

If after 60 days you’re still not satisfied, you may commence arbitration with the American Arbitration Association (AAA). Here is a sample form you can complete and submit to the AAA: Arbitration Initiation (PDF, 107KB).

Last updated: April 17, 2024

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