Dillon, MT · Beaverhead County
Notice of No Trespass/No Contact
This notice lets a petitioner tell a person to stay off specified property and not contact them, and explains how the petitioner gives notice.
What this form is
The notice instructs a named person to stay off the petitioner’s residence and any other listed locations, and not to contact the petitioner by any means. It asks for the recipient’s name and address, the petitioner’s residence address, any additional locations or children under 18 to include, and the petitioner’s printed name, signature, and date. The notice expires one year from the date signed.
Who needs it
A petitioner who wants to notify someone to stay off specified property and stop contacting them can complete and sign this notice.
How to submit it
The petitioner is responsible for sending the notice to the respondent by certified mail. To file a copy with law enforcement, deliver it to the Law Enforcement Complex at 2 So. Pacific, Dillon, MT 59725, with the USPS returned signature confirmation slip.
About notarization
This notice is signed without a notary; the petitioner signs and dates it, then sends it by certified mail as directed.
How to submit this form
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Download the Notice
Download the Notice of No Trespass/No Contact.
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Complete the Notice
Enter the date, recipient details, petitioner’s residence address, any other locations or children under 18 to include, and the petitioner’s printed name.
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Sign and Date
The petitioner signs and dates the notice.
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Send or File a Copy
Send the notice to the respondent by certified mail. To file a copy with law enforcement, deliver it with the USPS returned signature confirmation slip to the listed address.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Notice of No Trespass/No Contact?
- No. The petitioner signs and dates the notice without a notary, then sends it by certified mail as directed.
- How do I submit the Notice of No Trespass/No Contact?
- Send the notice to the respondent by certified mail. To file a copy with law enforcement, deliver it to the Law Enforcement Complex at 2 So. Pacific, Dillon, with the USPS returned signature confirmation slip.
- How long does the notice last?
- The notice says it expires one year from the date signed.
Need something notarized?
This Notice of No Trespass/No Contact doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Dillon form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.