The New Jersey Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Accommodation Appeal Form for Court Users is a form used to appeal a court decision on disability accommodations. There are two types of forms available; one for individuals and one for representatives. The individual form requires the appellant’s name, contact information, date of birth, and a brief description of the disability. The form also requires a description of the requested accommodation and the reason for the appeal. It must be signed and dated to be considered complete. The representative form requires the same information as the individual form but also requires the name and contact information of the representative. It must also be signed and dated by both the appellant and the representative. The form must be filed with the court by a specified deadline in order to be considered. The court will review the form and issue a decision. If the decision is not satisfactory, an appeal can be filed to a higher court.