Yes. The Administrative Rules provide that a right-to-sue will not be issued in any of the following situations:
- After a finding of "no probable cause" has been made by the Administrative Law Judge.
- After a conciliation agreement has been reached between the parties.
- After a notice of public hearing has been served by the Commission.
- More than two years have passed since a case has been closed administratively.
- A finding of "not timely filed" or "no jurisdiction" has been made by the Administrative Law Judge.