Last-Chance Qualifier Protest Form

This form must be submitted in a timely manner. A timely manner is defined as within one hour of the end of the round in which the infraction occurred. A member of the protest panel will communicate the final decision with you via email or phone. Decisions are final and may not be appealed. If a perceived violation occurs in a subsequent round, another protest may be filed.

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INSTRUCTIONS/POLICY:
This form must be submitted in a timely manner. A timely manner is defined as within one hour of the end of the round in which the infraction occurred. A member of the protest panel will communicate the final decision with you via email or phone. Decisions are final and may not be appealed. If a perceived violation occurs in a subsequent round, another protest may be filed.
Complainant Name*
First Last
Complainant Email*
Role*
All protests must be filed by an authorized adult from a school attending the Last-Chance Qualifier. School advisors may appoint one or more adult representatives who are permitted to file protests in case the advisor is absent or incapable of filing a protest due to a tournament-related commitment. Authorized adult representatives must be approved by the school’s administration and explicitly appointed prior to the tournament. A judge may only file a protest if they are an authorized representative. However, an advisor and/or authorized representative may file a protest on behalf of their students and/or judges who witnessed an alleged violation.
- Advisor
- Authorized Adult Representative
School Affiliation*
NSDA District*
State*
Cell Phone*
Your Contestant's Code or Name*

Last-Chance Qualifier Protest Form

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INSTRUCTIONS/POLICY: