Pennsylvania Precise For Appearance is a form used in Pennsylvania civil courts to request an appearance in a legal matter. The form is used by a party or their attorney to indicate their intention to appear in a legal proceeding. There are three types of Pennsylvania Precise for Appearance: a Precise for Appearance in a Civil Action, a Precise for Appearance in a Family Law Action, and a Precise for Appearance in a Domestic Relations Action. The Precise for Appearance in a Civil Action is used for civil cases, such as contract disputes or personal injury claims. The Precise for Appearance in a Family Law Action is used for family law matters, such as child support, divorce, and adoption. The Precise for Appearance in a Domestic Relations Action is used for domestic relations matters, such as custody or support orders. The form must be filed with the court that is hearing the case and must include the name of the party or attorney filing the form, the name of the court, the case number, and the date of the hearing. The form also requires the signature of the party or attorney filing the Precise.