The Pennsylvania Notice of Intention to Request Entry of 3301(d) Divorce Decree is a document used in the state of Pennsylvania to initiate the legal process of divorce. It is filed with the Court of Common Pleas in the county where the petitioner (the person seeking the divorce) resides. The Notice of Intention serves to notify the court of the petitioner's intent to pursue a divorce, and the 3301(d) Divorce Decree is the final document that will be entered to officially end the marriage. There are two types of Pennsylvania Notice of Intention to Request Entry of 3301(d) Divorce Decree: a mutual agreement form and a unilateral agreement form. The mutual agreement form is used when both parties agree to the divorce and all the terms of the divorce, such as alimony, child support, and property division. The unilateral agreement form is used when only one party is requesting the divorce and is willing to accept the other party's terms of the divorce. In either case, the Notice of Intention must be signed by both parties or their respective attorneys and notarized. The Notice of Intention must also include the date the parties separated, the county where the parties were last domiciled, the number of years the parties have been married, and a statement of the grounds for the divorce. Once the Notice of Intention is filed with the court, the parties must wait a minimum of 90 days before the final Decree can be entered by the court.