Get Interim Application Form. - State Administrative Tribunal

Filling out the Interim Application Form is a crucial step in seeking an order during an existing proceeding at the State Administrative Tribunal. This guide provides you with comprehensive instructions to complete the form accurately and effectively.

Follow the steps to successfully fill out your Interim Application Form

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Interim Application Form. This action will open the form in an editable format suitable for your needs.
2. Locate the section for the existing SAT proceeding number. Enter the proceeding number associated with your current case to ensure proper identification.
3. Provide your name in the designated field. This should be the name of the person submitting the application.
4. Identify your role in the proceeding by selecting the appropriate option: applicant, respondent, or other party. Make sure to tick the corresponding box to clarify your position.
5. In the space provided, indicate the name of the other party or parties involved in the existing procedure to facilitate easy reference.
6. Clearly state the interim order you are seeking from the tribunal in the ‘Order Sought’ section. Be specific about what relief you wish to obtain.
7. Detail the grounds or basis on which the interim order should be granted in the ‘Grounds’ section. This explanation should support your request and outline the relevant reasons.
8. Date the form in the designated space to provide a clear record of when your application was completed.
9. Sign the form in the ‘Signature’ field to confirm the authenticity of your application.
10. Lastly, review the hearing details mentioned, including the date, time, and room at which the tribunal will address your application. Ensure you are prepared for this scheduled hearing.
11. Once all sections have been completed and reviewed for accuracy, you can save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Start filling out your Interim Application Form online today to ensure your case is heard promptly.