Prepare Administrative Hearing
Exhibits in 15 Minutes
EEOC, unemployment, workers' comp, licensing boards—professional exhibits for any administrative proceeding. Simple enough for self-representation.
Try Free - Prepare Your Hearing ExhibitsYour unemployment appeal hearing is in 3 days...
You need to organize employment records
Termination documentation needs clear labeling
Performance reviews need chronological presentation
Everything needs to be ready for the hearing officer
Agency-Specific Workflows
EEOC / Discrimination
- • Charge documents
- • Employment records
- • Correspondence timeline
- • Witness statements
Typical: 20-50 exhibits
Unemployment Appeals
- • Termination documentation
- • Performance records
- • Policy documents
- • Correspondence
Typical: 10-25 exhibits
Workers' Compensation
- • Medical records and IME reports
- • Wage documentation
- • Job descriptions
- • Vocational assessments
Typical: 30-75 exhibits
Professional Licensing
- • License documentation
- • Complaint materials
- • Response documents
- • Character references
Typical: 15-40 exhibits
Representing Yourself?
"You're representing yourself in an unemployment appeal..."
- Simple interface for non-lawyers
- Professional exhibit formatting
- Step-by-step workflow
- Affordable: $4.99-$14.99
Handling Multiple Cases?
"You're handling 5 EEOC charges this month..."
- Batch processing for efficiency
- Consistent formatting across cases
- Day pass covers unlimited exhibits
- Same workflow as court exhibits
Simple 4-Step Process
Upload your documents
Arrange in order
Apply exhibit labels
Download for hearing
What Hearing Preparation Really Costs
| Approach | Cost | Time per Hearing |
|---|---|---|
| Manual preparation (attorney) | $200-400 | 2-3 hours |
| Manual preparation (self-rep) | Personal time | 3-4 hours |
| ExhibitPrep | $4.99-$14.99 | 15 minutes |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's different about administrative vs court exhibits?
Administrative hearings are generally less formal than court proceedings, but organized exhibits still help your case. Hearing officers and ALJs appreciate clear presentation. The main differences are often shorter page limits and faster deadlines.
Can I use this for unemployment appeals?
Yes. ExhibitPrep is ideal for unemployment appeal hearings. Upload termination documentation, performance records, policy documents, and correspondence, then stamp them with professional exhibit labels for your hearing.
Do administrative agencies accept combined PDF exhibits?
Most administrative agencies accept electronic filings and combined PDFs. Check your specific agency's requirements, but organized PDF packets with tables of contents are generally welcomed by hearing officers.
I'm representing myself—is this easy to use?
Yes. ExhibitPrep is designed to be simple enough for self-represented parties. Upload your documents, drag them into order, and the tool handles the rest. No legal training or technical expertise required.
Can attorneys use this for multiple cases?
Absolutely. The $14.99 day pass gives you 24 hours of unlimited stamping. Prepare exhibits for multiple EEOC charges, unemployment appeals, or workers' comp hearings in a single session.
What labeling format do ALJs prefer?
Most Administrative Law Judges prefer simple sequential numbering (Exhibit 1, 2, 3 or Exhibit A, B, C). Some may request party prefixes (Claimant Exhibit 1). ExhibitPrep supports all common formats.
Your Next Hearing, Professionally Prepared
Whether you're an attorney or representing yourself, make a strong impression.
Start Preparing Your ExhibitsExhibitPrep is a document preparation tool. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult with qualified legal counsel or your specific administrative agency for procedural requirements.