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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NO CONTACT ORDER - DOMESTIC in the editor.
- Select the appropriate court type by checking either 'FAMILY COURT' or 'DISTRICT COURT'.
- Indicate the relevant county by selecting from options such as Providence/Bristol County, Washington County, Kent County, or Newport County.
- Fill in the case number and law enforcement agency details accurately.
- Enter the defendant's date of birth and Bureau of Criminal Identification Number.
- Complete the section detailing the alleged victim/witness's name and date of birth.
- Review the order statement to ensure it reflects your intentions regarding contact restrictions.
- Sign and date the document at the bottom, ensuring all information is correct before submission.
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