The Indiana Declaration that Party was Unable to File in a Timely Manner is a form that is used to notify the court that a party was unable to file a legal document or pleading in a timely manner. This form is required when a party has missed the deadline to file a particular document or pleading. The Indiana Declaration that Party was Unable to File in a Timely Manner is also known as an Indiana Late Filing Declaration. There are two types of Indiana Declaration that Party was Unable to File in a Timely Manner: 1) a late filing declaration and 2) a late filing waiver. A late filing declaration is a sworn statement by the party that details the reason for the late filing and requests permission from the court to file the document or pleading after the deadline. A late filing waiver is a form that is signed by the parties involved in the case that waives the right to object to the filing of a document or pleading after the deadline.