Used at these steps
What it is for
A sworn statement of the judgment: its date, the amount awarded, the court location, the payments received and the amount still owing. The clerk needs it before issuing a certificate of judgment (Form 20A), a writ of seizure and sale (Form 20C or 20D), a writ of delivery (Form 20B), a notice of garnishment or its renewal (Form 20E or 20E.1), or a notice of examination (Form 20H).
Who uses it
The creditor.
When to use it
With each enforcement request after the debtor has not paid: a certificate of judgment (Rule 20.04), a writ of seizure and sale (Rules 20.06 and 20.07), a notice of garnishment (Rule 20.08) or a notice of examination (Rule 20.10). The court's Form 20P also has a section for requesting a writ of delivery (Form 20B) (Rule 20.05).
What you need
Tick each one off as you gather it. Nothing here is saved.
Tips
- Do not sign it until you are in front of the commissioner.
- Keep a record of every payment you received, with dates.
- If the order came from another court location, you also need a Certificate of Judgment (Form 20A).