Botetourt General District Court, Virginia Document Filing Requirements

Criminal cases

Applies to

Modification request

A modification request may be submitted to the Clerk in writing during the agreement, must be made before any payment default, and may be granted based on need.

Modification requests may be submitted to the Clerk in writing any time during the duration of the Payment Agreement, and the Court may grant such modification based on need. A request for modification must be made before any default in payments.

Criminal cases

Applies to

Form DC-211

Form DC-211 must be completed online with current financial information under penalty of perjury.

online and completely fill out Form DC-211 indicating your current financial status, under penalty of perjury.

Criminal cases

Applies to

Form DC-210

To qualify for this exemption, the defendant must notify the clerk on Form DC-210 after the case is concluded, or, if post-conviction after a change of circumstances, must obtain from the clerk or

To qualify for this exemption, the defendant must notify the clerk on Form DC-210 after the case is concluded, or, if post-conviction after a change of circumstances, must obtain from the clerk or

Criminal cases

Applies to

DC-212

To receive credit for work performed while incarcerated, the defendant must fully complete DC-212 and submit it with supporting documentation of the work and rate of pay signed by the facility's supervisory authority.

In order to receive this credit, the defendant must obtain and fully complete District Court From DC-212 (Payment of Fines and Costs-Work While Incarcerated) and submit it to the Court with all supporting documentation of work performed and rate of pay signed by the supervisory authority at the facility where the work was performed.

Criminal cases

Applies to

Community service documentation

Approved community service must be performed at a nonprofit, documented with the supervising authority's signature, and the documentation must be provided to the court unless a Court Community Corrections program serves the court.

Each defendant approved by the court for community service shall perform the community service at a nonprofit entity and shall have the supervising authority sign documentation to support the work being performed. The defendant shall provide this documentation to the court unless the court is served by a Court Community Corrections program.