Access Services Northwest cannot assist you in determining your legal rights or obligations. However, we understand that you may have many questions so we have added this section to our website. The information provided is not endorsed or certified as accurate by ASNW but should be used strictly as a reference to get you started in finding answers to your questions. Please read our Terms of Use.

For more specific information on your legal obligations, please contact any of the following agencies: (none of which are affiliated with ASNW. This information may be changed, updated or deleted without notice).

• National Association of the Deaf
• The Oregon Advocacy Center
• Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (Washington State)

Helpful Hint:

Tax credits for those entities providing access to Deaf, hard-of-hearing, or disabled individuals, are available to qualified entities by using form #8826, entitled "Disabled Access Credit." (from the 1995 RIA Federal Tax Handbook, p. 318)