Stay of Agency Enforcement Application - Arkansas

Arkansas Administrative Law Updated September 30, 2026 Free Word and PDF

APPLICATION TO AGENCY FOR STAY OF ENFORCEMENT — ARKANSAS

Before you use this: Direct this application to the agency that issued the decision. Ark. Code Ann. § 25-15-212(c) addresses stays during judicial review of an adjudication; it does not itself supply every agency-level reconsideration or pre-final stay procedure. Identify the agency-specific authority if review has not begun. Filing a judicial-review petition alone does not stay enforcement. Obtain written relief before relying on a stay.

BEFORE [FULL AGENCY NAME]

Agency docket: [________________________________]

In the matter of: [PARTY OR LICENSEE NAME]

Decision or order: [TITLE, DATE AND IDENTIFIER]

APPLICATION FOR STAY OF ENFORCEMENT

Applicant [NAME AND ADDRESS] asks the agency to stay [EXACT PORTION OF DECISION] from [__/__/____] through [EVENT OR DATE].

  1. Proceeding and authority. The agency issued the decision on [__/__/____] and served it on Applicant on [__/__/____]. The decision requires [SPECIFIC CONDUCT, PAYMENT OR RESTRICTION] beginning [__/__/____]. ☐ A petition for judicial review was filed in [COURT AND CASE NO.] on [__/__/____]; Applicant seeks an agency stay under Ark. Code Ann. § 25-15-212(c). ☐ The matter is still before the agency; the statute or rule authorizing a stay at this stage is [EXACT CITATION AND TEXT].

  2. Specific grounds. Enforcement before [REVIEW OR EVENT] would cause [CONCRETE, DOCUMENTED EFFECT]. The merits or procedural issue requiring review is [SPECIFIC ISSUE AND SUPPORTING RECORD/LAW]. The agency and public would be protected by [EXPLAIN CONDITIONS, MONITORING OR LIMITED SCOPE].

  3. Requested terms. Applicant proposes [CONDITIONS], including [REPORTING / LIMITED ACTIVITY / SECURITY IF AUTHORIZED / EXPIRATION DATE]. A proposed order is attached as Exhibit [__].

  4. Supporting record. Applicant relies on [ORDER, AFFIDAVIT, RECORD PAGES AND EXHIBITS]. Applicant requests a ruling by [__/__/____] because [RETURN OR EFFECTIVE DATE].

Applicant requests a written order staying the identified enforcement terms on the proposed conditions and specifying when the stay ends.

Signature: [________________________________] Date: [__/__/____]

Printed name and capacity: [________________________________]

Arkansas Bar number, if counsel: [________________________________]

Address, telephone and email: [________________________________]

Certificate of service

I certify that on [__/__/____] I served this application and its exhibits on [AGENCY CONTACT AND OTHER PARTIES REQUIRED BY THE PROCEEDING] at [ADDRESSES] by [PERMITTED METHOD].

Signature: [________________________________]

Proposed agency order

BEFORE [AGENCY NAME] — DOCKET [NUMBER]

Having considered the application and the record, the agency ☐ grants ☐ denies a stay of [EXACT ACTION]. If granted, the stay begins [__/__/____], ends [EVENT OR DATE], and is subject to [SPECIFIC CONDITIONS]. This order [DOES / DOES NOT] affect other terms of the underlying decision.

Agency official: [________________________________] Date: [__/__/____]

Filing record

Event Date and confirmation
Underlying order served [________________________________]
Judicial-review petition filed, if applicable [________________________________]
Stay application filed and served [________________________________]
Agency's written ruling received [________________________________]

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Last updated
September 30, 2026
Citations checked
September 30, 2026
Jurisdiction
Arkansas
Category
Administrative Law

Legal authority

  • Ark. Code Ann. § 25-15-212(c) (agency or reviewing-court stay during judicial review)

Administrative law covers how you interact with government agencies, from filing a comment on a proposed rule to appealing a denied license or benefit. Agency processes have their own forms, deadlines, and evidence standards that are different from what courts use. Getting the paperwork wrong usually means missing a deadline or losing the right to appeal, so precision in these documents matters as much as it does in a courtroom filing.

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Ark. Code Ann. § 25-15-212(c) (checked September 30, 2026): "The filing of the petition does not automatically stay enforcement of the agency decision, but the agency or reviewing court may do so upon such terms as may be just. However, on review of disciplinary orders issued by professional licensing boards governing professions of the healing arts, the reviewing court, only after notice and hearing, may issue all necessary and appropriate process to postpone the effective date of an agency action or to preserve status or rights pending conclusion of review proceedings."

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