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File a complaint

Feel more comfortable having us help with your complaint? Tell us what happened. We will make sure it gets to the right person, who will contact you to take your complaint formally.

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You tell usFill out this form, in Spanish or English.
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We send itTo the right person: your State Monitor Advocate, an outreach worker, Wage and Hour, or another agency.
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They contact youTo take your complaint formally, as the law requires.

You can stay anonymous

  • You don't have to give us your name. We only need a way to reach you.
  • Your employer does not get this information. We only send it to the agency or outreach worker who will help you.
  • You can ask that your identity be kept confidential. The agency will explain how they protect you.
  • It is illegal to punish or fire you for complaining.
What is your complaint about?

When you tap Send complaint, your email app opens with your complaint already written. Just tap send.

This is not a formal complaint yet. By law, the agency or outreach worker has to talk with you to take your complaint. That's why we need a safe way to reach you.

We are not a government agency or lawyers. If it's urgent, you can also call your State Monitor Advocate directly.

Are you in danger right now?

  • Emergency: call 911.
  • National Human Trafficking Hotline (Spanish available, 24 hours, confidential): 1-888-373-7888 or text 233733.
  • Problems with pay, hours or working conditions: U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division, 1-866-487-9243 (Spanish available).

It is illegal for your employer to punish or fire you for asking for help or filing a complaint.