Get Ifc Judicial Complaint Form - Florida Atlantic University - Fau

Completing the IFC Judicial Complaint Form is a critical step in reporting violations and ensuring accountability within the fraternity community. This guide provides clear and supportive instructions to assist users in accurately filling out the form online.

Follow the steps to complete the form effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. In the first section, indicate the source of the complaint by checking one of the options provided: Chapter, Chapter Member, Advisor, Community Member, Campus Administrator, or Other. This helps clarify the reporting individual’s role in the situation.
3. Next, fill in the name of the individual or chapter against whom the complaint is being filed in the ‘Against’ field.
4. Clearly specify the violation in the section labeled ‘For having violated’. This can include specific rules from the IFC Bylaws, Constitution, Recruitment Rules, or Code of Conduct that were allegedly broken, if known.
5. In the ‘Statement of Alleged Infraction’ section, provide detailed information including the date and time of the incident, its location, and any names of individuals who reported or witnessed the incident.
6. Offer a thorough description of the incident in the designated area. If needed, attach additional sheets to ensure you convey all relevant details.
7. List the names and chapter affiliations of the individuals involved in the incident.
8. Complete the contact information of the individual filing the form, including their name, phone number, and email address.
9. Include the date when the complaint is being submitted, and provide your signature to authenticate the filing.
10. After completing your form, ensure you save your changes. Options typically allow you to download, print, or share the completed complaint form for your records and any necessary follow-up.

Take action now and complete the IFC Judicial Complaint Form online to ensure your concerns are addressed.