If the EEOC decides not to sue on behalf of a plaintiff,what does the EEOC provide to the plaintiff?

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A)If the EEOC decides not to sue,it notifies the plaintiff of his or her right to file
an action and issues the plaintiff a right-to-sue letter.
B)If the EEOC decides not to sue,it notifies the plaintiff of his or her right to file an action and issues the plaintiff a right-to-sue letter.
C)If the EEOC decides not to sue,it notifies the plaintiff of his or her right to file an action and issues the plaintiff a right-to-sue letter.
D)If the EEOC decides not to sue,it notifies the plaintiff of his or her right to file an action and issues the plaintiff a right-to-sue letter.
E)If the EEOC decides not to sue,it notifies the plaintiff of his or her right to file an action and issues the plaintiff a right-to-sue letter.

If the EEOC Decides Not to Sue on Behalf of a Plaintiff,what