Nevada Affidavit or Declaration in Support of Motion to Stay Eviction Order is a document required by the Nevada courts in order to stay an eviction order. This document must be signed by the tenant or the tenant's legal representative and notarized. The affidavit or declaration must include details of the tenant's financial situation and any hardship that would be caused by the eviction, as well as the tenant's action plan to prevent eviction in the future. The document should also include the tenant's contact information and signature. There are two types of Nevada Affidavit or Declaration in Support of Motion to Stay Eviction Order: 1. Declaration of Good Cause: This type of affidavit or declaration must include an explanation of why the tenant cannot pay rent or vacate the premises. The tenant must also include a plan for how they will pay the past due rent or otherwise resolve the situation. 2. Declaration of Necessity: This type of affidavit or declaration must include an explanation of why the eviction is necessary, such as if the tenant is causing a nuisance or is using the premises for illegal activity. The tenant must also include a plan for how they will vacate the premises or otherwise resolve the situation.