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Pima County government forms
27 forms published by Pima County offices. You can download these and submit them yourself; none of them need a notary.
Pima County forms (no notary required)
No notary requiredAgreement to Continue and OrderThis packet lets parties in a Pima County Superior Court case agree to request a new hearing, trial, or court document deadline.
No notary requiredApplication for Name Change for a MinorThis packet helps a Pima County parent or guardian apply to the Superior Court to change the legal name of one minor child.
No notary requiredApplication for Name Change for an AdultThis packet helps an adult resident of Pima County ask the Superior Court to change their own name.
No notary requiredApplication to Set Aside ConvictionThis Arizona court application lets a defendant, attorney, or probation officer ask the court to set aside a conviction or request related relief.
No notary requiredCertificate Regarding Third-Party Litigation FundingThis certificate lets a plaintiff or defendant disclose third-party litigation funding in a Superior Court case in Pima County.
No notary requiredCivil Cover Sheet – New Filing OnlyThis civil cover sheet identifies a new Superior Court case and is completed by the person filing the case in Pima County.
No notary requiredCivil Cover Sheet – New Filing OnlyThis cover sheet identifies a new civil case for the Superior Court of Arizona in Pima County and is filed by the plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney.
No notary requiredClaim Against Pima CountyThis pay order form documents a claim for payment against Pima County and is completed for a court case or defendant.
No notary requiredClaim Against Pima County, ArizonaThis pay order form is for service providers claiming fees or costs for a Pima County Superior Court guardianship case.
No notary requiredConfidential Sensitive Data FormThis form lets people filing court documents with Pima County Superior Court provide sensitive personal and financial information confidentially.
No notary requiredConsent Decree of Dissolution of Marriage or Legal SeparationThis consent decree records spouses’ agreement and proposed court orders for divorce or legal separation in Pima County cases without a covenant marriage.
No notary requiredDeclaración Apoyando la PublicaciónThis Spanish-language court declaration is completed by a party or attorney to explain and document why service by publication was used in a Pima County case.
No notary requiredDeclaration of Notice ProvidedThis court form records documents provided and notice given by a petitioner or other filer in a guardianship or conservatorship matter.
No notary requiredDeclaration of PublicationThis probate form records efforts to locate people entitled to notice and publication of a hearing notice for submission in Pima County Superior Court.
No notary requiredDeclaration Supporting PublicationThis court form explains why service by publication was used and documents the search for the other party and the publication dates.
No notary requiredFamily Law MotionThis motion form lets a petitioner or respondent present a request in a family law case before the Pima County Superior Court.
No notary requiredFinancial AffidavitThis financial affidavit reports income, deductions, expenses, and dependent-child information for parties in Pima County family law cases involving support or fees.
No notary requiredForm W-9Form W-9 lets a U.S. person provide a taxpayer identification number and tax certifications to the requester for information reporting.
No notary requiredGood Faith Consultation CertificateThis certificate is filed by a petitioner or respondent in a Pima County family law case to report consultation efforts or explain why personal contact was not required.
No notary requiredInstructions for Completing a Petition to Seal Criminal Case RecordsThis packet explains how to complete and file a petition to seal criminal case records for people seeking to seal eligible arrest or case records.
No notary requiredMotion to Appear by TelephoneThis court packet lets a Pima County Superior Court case party request permission for themselves or a witness to appear at a hearing or trial by telephone.
No notary requiredMotion to Continue (When the Parties Do Not Agree)This court packet helps a party in a Pima County family law case request a new hearing, trial, or deadline when the parties do not agree.
No notary requiredNotice of New Address, Phone Number, or EmailThis court form lets a party in a Pima County Superior Court family case notify the court and the other party of changed contact information.
No notary requiredPost Sentence MotionThis form lets a defendant representing themselves ask the Pima County Superior Court for post-sentence relief and provide information for a hearing notice.
No notary requiredRequest for Recusal as ArbitratorAn appointed arbitrator uses this form to request to be excused from hearing a case in the Superior Court of Arizona in Pima County.
No notary requiredRequest to Enforce Legal Decision-Making or Parenting TimeA party uses this court form to ask the Pima County Superior Court to enforce existing terms of an Arizona order for legal decision-making or parenting time.
No notary requiredSubpoena in a Civil CaseThis subpoena form lets a civil case party or attorney command a witness to attend a proceeding, give a deposition, produce evidence, or permit an inspection.