The Nevada Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (McCrea) Declaration is a form that is used to determine the legal jurisdiction of a child custody case in the state of Nevada. This form is typically filed by one or both of the parents involved in a child custody case and is typically required to be filed with the court prior to a hearing. The Nevada McCrea Declaration is used to establish the home state for the child as well as to determine which court will have jurisdiction over the case. There are two types of Nevada McCrea Declarations which are the Initial McCrea Declaration and the Modification McCrea Declaration. The Initial McCrea Declaration is used to establish the home state for the child when the parents are filing for custody for the first time. The Modification McCrea Declaration is used to modify the home state if the parents are seeking to modify the existing custody order.