Follow the steps to successfully complete the online form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Fill out your personal information in Section I. Ensure you provide your legal name as it appears on your Social Security card, and include all requested details such as date of application, position applied for, and contact information.
3. In Section II, detail your current residence. Complete the address fields accurately, indicating whether you own or rent the property.
4. Proceed to Section III to provide information about any prior examinations or positions applied for with the department.
5. Section IV requires you to list family history. Detail all relatives in the specified order, including their occupations and contact information.
6. In Section V, provide your marital status and details about any children. If divorced or widowed, list prior marriages as instructed.
7. Section VI focuses on your residency history. If applying for a Deputy Sheriff position, list all residences since age 15; all other applicants must list residences from the past five years.
8. For Section VII, provide comprehensive employment information for the past ten to fifteen years, detailing each employer, job title, duties, and reasons for leaving.
9. In Section VIII, outline your education history, listing all schools attended and any degrees received.
10. Sections IX through XIII will require you to disclose military service, financial information, and traffic records. Be thorough and provide accurate details as needed.
11. In Section XIV, list references who can provide insights into your character and history. Ensure they are individuals who know you well.
12. Once you have completed all sections, review the form for accuracy. It is advisable to make a copy for your records.
13. Finally, save your changes, download the completed form, print it out, or share it as instructed. Ensure you bring the original completed document to your appointment.

Begin your application process today by completing the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department form online.