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Filling out the FORM 11 WRIT OF POSSESSION is an important step for landlords seeking possession of their property after an eviction. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for completing the form accurately and efficiently, ensuring you meet your legal obligations.

Follow the steps to fill out the FORM 11 Writ of Possession

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to download the form and open it for editing.
2. Complete the top section with the name of the Plaintiff/Landlord and the cause number.
3. Fill in the County Court at Law number where the case is being heard.
4. Provide the name of the Defendant/Tenant in the appropriate field, ensuring to include the first, middle, and last names.
5. State that you personally own the property involved and clarify that it is not owned by a corporation.
6. Indicate if a judgment for eviction was entered and mention if the Defendant/Tenant has filed a Pauper’s Affidavit.
7. Specify the rent amount due and the frequency of payment (monthly, weekly, or other).
8. Fill in the rental periods where the Defendant/Tenant has not paid in full, and include payment amounts if applicable.
9. Use the additional comments section to provide further relevant information to the court, if necessary.
10. Sign the verification section only in front of a Notary and provide the name of the county where notarization occurs.
11. Complete the notice of hearing section with the date and time of the hearing.
12. Select and check the appropriate box under the Certificate of Service to indicate how the document was delivered to the Defendant/Tenant.
13. Affix your signature and write the date.
14. Once all sections are completed, review the document for accuracy before filing.
15. Submit the completed, signed form at the County Clerk’s Office and retain copies for your records.

Take the next step in managing your documents by completing the FORM 11 Writ of Possession online now.