A right-to-sue letter is given after administrative remedies are exhausted.

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A right-to-sue letter is typically issued by a government agency, such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), after an individual has filed a complaint and exhausted all administrative remedies available through the agency. This letter gives the individual permission to file a lawsuit against the employer or organization they are filing the complaint against.

A Right-To-Sue Letter Is Given After Administrative Remedies Are Exhausted