West Virginia Request for Clerk's Entry of Default and Declaration is a document filed by a plaintiff or petitioner in a civil lawsuit in West Virginia circuit court. The document is used to ask the court to enter a default judgment against the defendant or respondent in the case. After the default is entered, the plaintiff may submit a declaration to the court, which is a sworn statement of the plaintiff's claims and the relief they are seeking. There are two types of West Virginia Request for Clerk's Entry of Default and Declaration. The first type is a Request for Clerk's Entry of Default, which is filed when the defendant in the case has failed to respond to the plaintiff's complaint or answer a summons issued by the court. The second type is a Declaration, which is filed after the court has granted the Request for Clerk's Entry of Default and includes a sworn statement of the plaintiff's claim and the relief they are seeking.