Follow the steps to complete the form seamlessly.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Begin by filling in the section titled 'In the matter of,' where you will state the name and address of the individual who may be experiencing a mental disorder.
3. Indicate the location where the individual can currently be found. This is important for the court to understand where to direct their evaluation efforts.
4. Provide information on the reasons that led to the belief that the individual may pose a danger to themselves, to others, or if they are gravely disabled.
5. Detail any evidence showing the individual is unwilling to undergo a voluntary evaluation in the provided section.
6. Explain any reasons demonstrating that the person is unable to undergo voluntary evaluation.
7. Describe why you believe the person requires supervision, care, and treatment based on presented facts.
8. Summarize the basis for concluding that the individual has a mental disorder, including any supporting facts.
9. Document the justification for the opinion that the individual poses a danger or is disabled.
10. List all available alternatives that were considered and deemed inappropriate for the individual's situation.
11. Fill in the applicant information section with your name, address, and your relationship or interest in the proposed patient.
12. Provide your opinion on whether hospitalization is likely necessary to prevent serious harm. Indicate whether an outpatient evaluation is suitable, along with the reasons for your conclusion.
13. Finalize your petition by signing the document, ensuring to date it accurately. Don’t forget to add your printed or typed name beneath your signature.
14. Ensure the form is notarized by signing it in front of a notary public if required, and keep track of their commission expiration date.
15. Save the changes you made to the form, and then you may choose to download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

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