The West Virginia Request for Clerk's Entry of Default Judgment, Declaration, and Proposed Order is a legal document used by a plaintiff to request a default judgment against a defendant who did not respond to the complaint. The document includes the plaintiff's declaration of facts, the proposed order for default judgment, and a proposed order for service on the defendant. There are two types of West Virginia Request for Clerk's Entry of Default Judgment, Declaration, and Proposed Order: a signed and notarized version and an unsigned version. The signed and notarized version requires the plaintiff to sign and have the document notarized in order for the court to accept it. The unsigned version does not require the plaintiff to sign or have the document notarized. The Request for Clerk's Entry of Default Judgment, Declaration, and Proposed Order must include: * The name of the plaintiff and the defendant * A detailed description of the facts of the case * A proposed order for default judgment * A proposed order for service of the default judgment on the defendant * The plaintiff's signature and a notarized version (if applicable) The West Virginia Request for Clerk's Entry of Default Judgment, Declaration, and Proposed Order is a necessary step for a plaintiff to obtain a default judgment against a defendant who failed to respond to the complaint.