Decisions of the Board on cases filed before it may be appealed for in

• A. One year
• B. One month
• C. 15 days
• D. 7 days

Answer: (C)

Appeals from board decisions must be filed within a strict time frame—fifteen days from receipt of the decision. This short window is set to ensure timely review and keep the process moving efficiently. Acting within fifteen days preserves the right to appeal; missing it usually bars the appeal and may leave you with other limited remedies. The clock runs from when you actually receive the decision, and the method of service can affect the exact calculation per applicable rules. Options like a year, a month, or seven days don’t fit this rule, since the governing provisions specify a fifteen-day period for appeals.