The Colorado Motion And Affidavit For Leave To Proceed On Appeal Pursuant To 28 USC Section 1915 And Fed. R. App. P. 24 is a legal document used in the state of Colorado to file an appeal of a lower court decision. It allows a person to proceed with an appeal without having to pay the full costs of the appeal. The motion and affidavit must be filed with the appellate court to be granted leave to proceed on the appeal. There are two types of Colorado Motion and Affidavit for Leave to Proceed on Appeal Pursuant to 28 USC Section 1915 and Fed. R. App. P. 24: the regular motion and the motion to proceed in form paupers. The regular motion requires the appellant to pay a filing fee in order to proceed with the appeal. The motion to proceed in form paupers waives the filing fee and allows the appellant to proceed without having to pay the fee. In order to file a motion and affidavit, the appellant must provide a detailed explanation of why they are appealing the decision, as well as why they are unable to pay the filing fee. The appellant must also provide an affidavit of indigence, detailing their financial situation and inability to pay the filing fee. Once the motion and affidavit are filed, the court will then decide whether to grant leave to proceed on the appeal.