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Begin with Part A, where you will need to provide your full original case number and the name of the court that imposed your sentence. Ensure all details are accurate.
Continue filling out the fields regarding your conviction, including the date of sentencing and terms of sentence. Be sure to indicate whether you are currently in custody.
In Part B, outline your grounds for relief. Clearly state which parts of Criminal Rule 35.1 apply to your case and provide supporting facts.
If applicable, complete Part C by requesting a waiver for the filing fee and attaching necessary financial documents as specified.
Finally, review all sections for completeness and accuracy before signing in front of a notary or court clerk.
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