Get Fl General Complaint - St. Johns County 2021-2026

Filing a general complaint in St. Johns County can be straightforward if you follow the right steps. This guide will provide clear and supportive instructions to help you complete the FL General Complaint form online, ensuring you understand each component along the way.

Follow the steps to complete the general complaint form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the FL General Complaint form. This will allow you to open and begin filling out the document in an appropriate editor.
2. Complete the plaintiff's details. Enter your name, physical address, email address, and phone number. Make sure the information provided is accurate to avoid any delays.
3. Fill out the defendant's information. Include the name and physical address of the individual or entity you are filing against. You may optionally provide the defendant's phone number.
4. If you are filing against a couple, ensure you provide their proper names. For corporations, you must include the registered agent's name or an officer’s information. If suing someone doing business as (DBA), indicate the individual's name followed by DBA and the company name.
5. Provide a brief description of the issue you are filing against. This should include the date and location of the incident to provide context for your complaint.
6. Indicate the total amount you are seeking in damages in the designated space.
7. List the amount of costs associated with the filing, including any fees for filing, sheriff's service, and summons issuance.
8. Attach any supporting documents relevant to your claim, such as bills, contracts, or other evidence.
9. Sign the form in front of a Deputy Clerk or have it notarized by a Notary Public. Ensure your signature is dated.
10. Once completed, submit your form either in person at the Clerk’s office or by mail, as instructed. Remember to keep copies for your records.
11. After submitting, you may need to monitor for a pre-trial summons and be prepared to present your case.

Start completing the FL General Complaint form online today for your claim.