If, after investigating a complaint, HUD finds reasonable cause to believe that discrimination occurred, the case will be heard in an administrative hearing within ___ days.

If, after investigating a complaint, HUD finds reasonable cause to believe that discrimination occurred, the case will be heard in an administrative hearing within ___ days.

• A. 60
• B. 120
• C. 180
• D. 365

Answer: (B)

When HUD determines there is reasonable cause to believe discrimination occurred, the matter proceeds to an administrative hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. That hearing is typically scheduled to occur within 120 days of the reasonable‑cause finding, ensuring a timely resolution while allowing for necessary preparation. Extensions can be granted for good cause, but 120 days is the standard target. The other timeframes listed don’t align with HUD’s usual scheduling window for this stage of the process.

When HUD determines there is reasonable cause to believe discrimination occurred, the matter proceeds to an administrative hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. That hearing is typically scheduled to occur within 120 days of the reasonable‑cause finding, ensuring a timely resolution while allowing for necessary preparation. Extensions can be granted for good cause, but 120 days is the standard target. The other timeframes listed don’t align with HUD’s usual scheduling window for this stage of the process.