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FEDERAL ESCALATION — MARCH 28, 2026 • DOJ Civil Rights Division – Record #748277-JPJ • HHS Office for Civil Rights – Receipt #675301

National Olmstead report and federal submission records

Report allegations, submission records and independent-verification limits

This page organizes topics raised in David Medeiros's Olmstead advocacy and links preserved federal submission documents. It does not contain 100 individually source-linked, verified findings. The topic sections below are an incomplete outline, not a completed fact inventory. A complaint records allegations; a submission confirmation or receipt does not establish an investigation, agreement, liability or a finding. A file hash can identify bytes, not prove a claim. Read each original document and distinguish what its author alleges from what an agency actually states.

Federal submission documents — three distinct PDF links

DOJ submission confirmation — record 748277-JPJ

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DOJ complaint — review copy, not an agency finding

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Duplicate of document 2 — same complaint PDF, not a separate record

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HHS OCR complaint receipt — 675301

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Report topics — source-linked fact inventory not yet completed

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

REPORT ALLEGATIONS — NOT INDEPENDENT FINDINGS

Related public-records collection

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Review the records and their limits

The linked records concern federal submissions dated March 28, 2026. Their record and receipt identifiers are not findings on the allegations. The contact page explains contact and privacy limits; it is not an agency filing portal.

Read contact and privacy information

Read the first page of each submission record

These selected HTML reading aids were compared with page 1 of the three already-public PDFs on September 21, 2026. They are not complete transcripts, legal conclusions or a new authentication of the documents. Personal contact fields are not repeated here. Original files are unchanged.

DOJ submission confirmation

Selected wording on page 1: Report successfully submitted

The first page prints record number 748277-JPJ and a March 28, 2026 print header. Its general next-step description lists possibilities; it does not say which action was taken on this matter.

What this does not establish: This page supports identifying a recorded submission. It does not establish an opened investigation or a finding.

Check for a later record: Match the same matter and record identifier; retain the later document’s own date, issuer and exact wording. Do not infer a later result from this snapshot.

Open DOJ submission confirmation — page 1 of 4

DOJ report review copy

Selected wording on page 1: Review your report

The first page asks the submitter to check responses before submission and displays a Submit report button. Its print header is March 28, 2026. This review-stage copy is different from the submission confirmation.

What this does not establish: Do not use this first page alone as proof that the form was submitted. The duplicate card above links to this same file, not another complaint.

Check for a later record: Match the same matter and record identifier; retain the later document’s own date, issuer and exact wording. Do not infer a later result from this snapshot.

Open DOJ report review copy — page 1 of 7

HHS OCR receipt

Selected wording on page 1: We are in the process of reviewing your correspondence.

The first page prints receipt number 675301 and a March 28, 2026 print header. The quotation is the wording in that preserved snapshot, not a statement about current agency activity.

What this does not establish: An initial-review acknowledgment is not a completed review, investigation result or finding. Later status requires a separate dated record.

Check for a later record: Match the same matter and record identifier; retain the later document’s own date, issuer and exact wording. Do not infer a later result from this snapshot.

Open HHS OCR receipt — page 1 of 14

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