Military Status Declaration

This form is a declaration used when filing a lawsuit to state the military status of another person. It asks the signer to confirm if the other person is currently in the military or if they know the status through other means.

The court describes it as: Use this form when you file a lawsuit and need to certify the other party’s military status and do not have access to a notary.

Common questions

Who should fill out this form?

The form requires the person making the declaration to provide their name, date of birth, and address. It also requires information about the 'Respondent.'

Does this form need a notary?

The form states that it can be signed without a notary public if the person does not have access to notary services.

What happens if the information on this form is false?

The form warns that making a false declaration can be a crime, and the signer is signing under penalty of perjury.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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