The Ohio Interim Final Report and Answer of Garnishee (Municipal) is a document used when a creditor attempts to collect a debt from the debtor or a third party (known as a garnishee). This document must be filed by the garnishee in a court proceeding in order to answer the creditor's questions regarding the garnishee's assets and liabilities, as well as any money owed to the debtor. There are two types of Ohio Interim Final Report and Answer of Garnishee (Municipal): the initial report and the final report. The initial report must be filed within twenty days of the citation of the garnishee and must include information about the garnishee's assets and liabilities, as well as any money owed to the debtor. The final report must be filed within thirty days of the initial report and must include any additional information requested by the creditor. Both reports must be signed and sworn to by the garnishee.