South Dakota Request for Conciliation is a legal form used to initiate a dispute resolution process in South Dakota. This form is typically used when an individual or organization is trying to settle a dispute without going to court. The form provides a way for two parties to come to an agreement without having to go through a trial. There are three types of South Dakota Request for Conciliation: Request for Conciliation by a Party, Request for Conciliation by an Attorney, and Request for Conciliation by an Organization. The Request for Conciliation by a Party is typically used when an individual is trying to settle a dispute with another individual or organization. The Request for Conciliation by an Attorney is typically used when an attorney is representing one of the parties involved in the dispute. The Request for Conciliation by an Organization is typically used when an organization is trying to settle a dispute with an individual or another organization. The Request for Conciliation form includes information about the parties involved, a description of the dispute, and any proposed settlement. Once the form is completed, it is filed with the court. A Conciliation Officer is then appointed by the court to help facilitate a resolution.