The Arizona Application for Deferral of Court Fees and/or Costs and Consent to Entry of Judgment is a legal document used by individuals who cannot afford to pay the court fees and costs associated with filing a legal action. This application is used by the court to determine whether a person can defer these fees and costs or receive a waiver. There are two types of Arizona Application for Deferral of Court Fees and/or Costs and Consent to Entry of Judgment: an Application for Deferral of Court Fees and a Consent to Entry of Judgment. The Application for Deferral of Court Fees allows an individual to have their court fees and costs deferred or waived if they meet certain financial criteria. The application must be filed with the court and includes a financial statement with information about the individual's income and assets. The court will review the financial statement and determine whether the applicant is eligible for a deferral or waiver of court fees and costs. The Consent to Entry of Judgment is a form that must be signed by the individual and filed with the court. This form allows the court to enter a judgment against the individual if they fail to pay the court fees and costs. The form states that the individual agrees to pay the court fees and costs, and that the court can enter a judgment against them if they fail to do so. Both forms must be submitted to the court in order for the individual to receive a deferral or waiver of court fees and costs.