Get Form 3. Affidavit And Application For Waiver Of ... - Utah State Courts - Utcourts

Filling out the Form 3 affidavit and application for waiver of court fees is an essential step for individuals seeking relief from court expenses due to financial hardship. This guide provides clear instructions on completing the form to ensure a smooth online submission process.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your document editor.
2. Begin by providing your name in the designated section and select whether you are the appellant or appellee by circling the appropriate option. Also include the appellate case number and the case number as applicable.
3. In the affidavit section, state your inability to pay court fees due to financial hardship. This is a requirement to support your request for a waiver.
4. Complete Section 1 if applicable. Indicate if you receive public assistance or are represented by a legal aid service. This conclusively supports your request for a fee waiver.
5. If Section 1 does not apply, complete Section 2 with detailed financial information. Start by listing your employment details, including your employer's name and address along with your monthly pay before and after deductions.
6. Provide information regarding any other sources of income, like rental income or government programs. Fill in the respective amounts received.
7. Next, document any assets you hold, such as funds in cash or bank accounts and any real property. Specify the value and balance owed for each item.
8. Outline any debts you owe to others and detail your average monthly expenses. This information is crucial in demonstrating your overall financial situation.
9. List any dependents who rely on you for support and provide additional facts that indicate your inability to afford court fees.
10. Finally, after reviewing your affidavit to ensure accuracy, sign and date the document. Make sure to obtain a notary public's signature to validate the document.
11. Once you've completed the form, you can save your changes, download a copy for your records, print, or share the form as necessary.

Start filling out your Form 3 online today to ensure your request for a waiver of court fees is submitted accurately.