Denial Order

A denial order is a formal decision by a legal or regulatory authority that rejects a request or application. For example, if someone applies to a court or government agency for a specific action—like a visa, license, or claim—the denial order communicates that their request has been reviewed and found unsuitable or incomplete, leading to the rejection. It outlines the reasons for denial and ends the process for that application unless an appeal or further action is taken. Essentially, it formally closes the case with a clear statement that the request has not been approved.