[Your Name] [Your Address] [City, State, ZIP Code] [Email Address] [Phone Number] [Date] Honorable [Judge's Name] [California State Court] [Court Address] [City, State, ZIP Code] Re: [Case Name and Number] [Salutation], I am writing as [Plaintiff's Name], representing myself in [Case Name and Number]. I hereby submit this letter to request an Order Granting a Motion for Leave to File a Separate Amended Complaint in the above-mentioned case. Introduction: [Provide a brief introduction to the case, mentioning the relevant parties and their roles in the dispute. Also, include a summary of the previously filed complaint and the reasons for seeking leave to file a separate amended complaint.] Background: [Provide a concise background of the case, outlining the main issues at hand and any significant developments in recent proceedings. Elaborate on why the amendment is necessary to ensure a fair resolution of the matter.] Legal Basis for the Motion: [Explain the legal basis for seeking leave to file a separate amended complaint, referring to relevant statutes, rules, and case law as appropriate. Emphasize how the proposed amendment is in line with the court's guidelines and the interest of justice.] Key Arguments Supporting the Motion: 1. [Present the first argument explaining why the court should grant leave to file a separate amended complaint. Support your argument with specific facts and legal reasoning.] 2. [Present the second argument explaining why the court should grant leave to file a separate amended complaint. Support your argument with specific facts and legal reasoning.] 3. [Present any additional arguments as necessary.] Conclusion: [Summarize the main points of the letter, reiterating the need for an Order Granting a Motion for Leave to File a Separate Amended Complaint. Express your confidence in the court's fair consideration of your motion and its commitment to ensuring a just outcome.] [sample closing phrase], [Your Name] (Note: It is essential to consult the local rules of the Santa Clara California court before drafting your letter. Also, adapt the content to fit the specific circumstances of your case.)