Calling a letter formal notice does not decide its legal effect. This Livewire page describes November twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth, twenty twenty-three letters to Connecticut leaders, congressional offices, and disability-rights organizations, followed by a November thirtieth report. To make that timeline reviewable, separate four records: the exact letter and attachment; how and where it was sent; proof of delivery or acknowledgment; and every response, referral, or follow-up. A sent copy documents the writer's message. Delivery evidence may support receipt. Neither proves the recipient agreed with the allegations, opened an investigation, accepted a duty, or violated the law. Congressional offices may request information from agencies, but they cannot override agency decisions. If no response has been located, say that precisely. Do not convert a documentation gap into proof of inaction or wrongdoing. Read the source-linked record at david-medeiros.com.