The District of Columbia General Forms (Con)-Pro Se Petition is a set of forms designed to help individuals who are representing themselves in a legal matter in Washington, D.C., to petition the court for a particular result. The forms include petitions, summons, orders, affidavits, and instructions. The Pro Se Petition consists of three forms: the Pro Se Petition, the Pro Se Answer, and the Pro Se Instructions. The Pro Se Petition is used to initiate a lawsuit by the individual representing themselves. It includes all the details of the case, including the parties’ names, the cause of action, and any relevant facts or circumstances. The Pro Se Answer is used to respond to the Pro Se Petition and allows the respondent to deny or admit certain facts. The Pro Se Instructions provide guidance on how to complete the forms, including filing fees, court deadlines, and court procedures.