King George Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
Criminal cases
- Applies to
- DC-210 and DC 211 forms
A convicted defendant who qualifies for the Social Security exemption must complete DC-210 and DC 211, indicating current financial status.
If you are convicted and qualify for this exemption, you must fill out the DC-210 (Fines and Costs Payment Agreement/Acknowledgment of Driver's License Status) indicating your current financial status, and DC 211 (Petition for payment Agreement for fines and costs OR Request to modify existing agreement).
Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Written verification of community service hours
Community service must be supervised by a local nonprofit, and the supervising authority must provide written verification of hours worked to the Clerk.
Community service must be supervised a local non-profit organization and written verification of hours worked must be provided by the supervising authority to the Clerk.
What must be included with dc-210 and dc 211 forms filings in King George Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?
A convicted defendant who qualifies for the Social Security exemption must complete DC-210 and DC 211, indicating current financial status.
What must be included with written verification of community service hours filings in King George Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, Virginia?
Community service must be supervised by a local nonprofit, and the supervising authority must provide written verification of hours worked to the Clerk.
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