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  2. Begin by entering the Caseworker's Name, Court Case Number, and the names of the Biological Mother and Father in the designated fields.
  3. Fill in the Date form initially completed. This is crucial for tracking compliance with ICWA requirements.
  4. Consult with family members or individuals who may provide insights into the child's tribal status and ancestry. Use the family tree charts on pages 2 and 3 to assist in gathering this information.
  5. If applicable, complete either the Declaration of Non-Indian Heritage form (JDF 568) or the Assessment form (JDF 567) based on your findings regarding tribal membership eligibility.
  6. Ensure that both you and any informants sign and date the completed form before submission.
  7. Review the form periodically with family members throughout case proceedings to keep information current, especially before filing a motion to terminate parental rights.

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Response must be filed with the Court 21 days from the date the Motion was filed, or as otherwise ordered, whichever is later. The party who filed the Motion may file a Reply within 7 days after the Response is filed.
Begin by filling out your personal information and contact details. Provide the details of the case including case number and parties involved. Indicate whether other parties agree with your request. Clearly state your request to the Court in the designated section.
Fill out a transcript request form JDF4 . These are available online or in the Clerk of Courts office. The request forms have information regarding time frames and costs.
In a judicial review, a judge looks at the decisions and actions of a state government agency. The decisions and actions reviewed may be related to things like denying benefits or, if you were a state government employee, a hiring or firing decision.
STEP 1: Fill. Fill out Form JDF 250 Notice, Claim and Summons (PDF) STEP 2: File. File your case by taking the completed JDF 250 to the clerks counter in the county courthouse that you identified earlier. STEP 3: Serve. Step 4: Mediation (if applicable) Step 5: Prepare.

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