North Dakota Declaration of Petitioner - Criminal History Records Checks of the Minor Child and/or Objections
About this form
The Declaration of Petitioner - Criminal History Records Checks of the Minor Child and/or Objections is a legal document used in North Dakota child name change cases. It allows the petitioner to declare their compliance with court requirements regarding criminal history checks and to address any objections received concerning the childâs name change. This form is essential as it ensures that all necessary checks are completed and objections are properly filed within the stipulated timeframe, differentiating it from general petitions for name changes.
Form components explained
- Caption: Information regarding the case and the minor child.
- Notice date: Date when the court notified the petitioner of required actions.
- Criminal history check: Options to confirm submission and receipt of records.
- Objections: Details about any objections received within 30 days after publication.
- Date and signature: Petitionerâs declaration under penalty of perjury regarding the truthfulness of submitted information.
Common use cases
This form should be used when a court requires a petitional declaration in the process of changing a minor childâs name. Specifically, it is needed if the court has mandated criminal history records checks of the minor or requires notification of any objections within a specified period following the publication of the Notice of Petition. It ensures compliance with these legal requirements.
Who should use this form
- Parents or guardians seeking to change the name of a minor child.
- Individuals instructed by the court to submit a declaration regarding criminal history records checks.
- Petitioners who have published a notice of the name change and are required to check for any received objections.
How to complete this form
- Fill in the caption with the case information.
- Enter the date you received notice from the court.
- Indicate whether you have submitted a request for a criminal history check and provide the relevant details.
- If applicable, list any objections received along with the names and relationships of objectors.
- Sign the declaration and provide your contact information.
Does this document require notarization?
This form does not typically require notarization unless specified by local law. As of the latest guidelines, notarization is generally not necessary for declarations filed in civil name change cases in North Dakota.
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