Ethics Form

SUBMIT AN ETHICS COMPLAINT

  • STEP 1: Add a Complainant

    A Complainant is an individual who chooses to file a complaint against an Oregon REALTORS® member. Complainants, while they are able to testify during a hearing, are different than witnesses. Witnesses have a limited ability to participate in a hearing and are only present during their testimony. Complainants remain for the duration of the hearing.
  • Additional Complainant

  • STEP 2: Add Respondent(s), Article(s) Violated and a Description

    After adding a Respondent, you must select at least one article for each Respondent. *A Respondent is an Oregon REALTORS® member who you believe has violated the Code of Ethics or the Bylaws of the Association. NOTE: Alleged violations of MLS rules and regulations should be reported in accordance with MLS rules and not as the basis for your ethics complaint.
  • Reminder: Each Respondent must be an active member of Oregon REALTORS® and you can also search for them using the "Find a REALTOR®" tool on the website. If you have problems locating the REALTOR®, please send email to: prostandards@oregonrealtors.org
  • Additional Respondent

  • Reminder: Each Respondent must be an active member of Oregon REALTORS® and you can also search for them using the "Find a REALTOR®" tool on the website. If you have problems locating the REALTOR®, please send email to: prostandards@oregonrealtors.org
  • Please select the article(s) allegedly violated.
  • Please provide a statement explaining the facts supporting a violation of the Article(s) alleged in this complaint. You must provide a detailed narrative for every Article selected.
  • Any REALTOR® Member of the Association may be disciplined for violations of the bylaws or other duties of membership.
  • STEP 3: Provide Supporting Documentation

    Parties are strongly encouraged to provide any and all documents and evidence they intend to introduce during the hearing to the Association as part of this Ethics Complaint filing. Providing documents and evidence in advance can expedite the hearing process and prevent costly, unnecessary continuances.
  • STEP 4: Answer Mandatory Questions

  • STEP 5: Sign and Submit

  • This complaint is true and correct to the best knowledge and belief of the undersigned and is filed within 180 days of the time the alleged offense and facts relating to it could have been known in the exercise of reasonable diligence or within 180 days after the conclusion of the transaction, whichever is later.
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