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California Sc100 Form

skill-cxcscmu-skilllearnbench-california-sc100-form · by cxcscmu

Understand the structure and fields of the California Small Claims Court Form SC-100

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California Small Claims Court Form SC-100

Form Purpose

Form SC-100 is the "Plaintiff's Claim" form used to initiate a small claims action in California.

Standard Sections and Fields

1. Court Information

  • Court location: Usually pre-filled or filled during filing
  • Cases are filed where defendant lives/works or where contract/injury occurred

2. Plaintiff Information (Left side - "PLAINTIFF")

  • Name: Full legal name
  • Address: Street, city, state, ZIP
  • Phone Number: Contact phone
  • Email Address: Optional but helpful
  • Defendant represented by attorney: Yes/No checkbox

3. Defendant Information (Right side - "DEFENDANT")

  • Name: Full legal name
  • Address: Street, city, state, ZIP
  • Phone Number: If known
  • Email: If known
  • Does defendant have employee/workers/agents: Yes/No

4. Claim Information (Main body)

  • Nature of Claim: Description of why you're suing
  • Examples: "Failure to return security deposit", "Breach of contract", etc.
  • Facts: Detailed description of what happened
  • Contract Reference: If applicable, mention any written agreement
  • Damages: Amount claimed
  • Broken down by category if needed (e.g., security deposit, lost rent, etc.)
  • Amount sought: Total claim amount

5. Dates and Timeline

  • Date of incident/contract: When dispute arose
  • Filing date: When form is submitted

6. Declaration

  • "I declare under penalty of perjury..." statement
  • Signature line (sign in front of clerk or notary)

7. Additional Pages

  • Page 1: Main claim information
  • Optional additional pages for longer fact descriptions

Common Field Names (may vary by PDF version)

Typical naming patterns:

  • Plaintiff_Name, Plaintiff_Address, Plaintiff_Phone, etc.
  • Defendant_Name, Defendant_Address, etc.
  • Nature_of_Claim, Facts_of_Claim
  • Amount_Claimed, Amount_Demanded
  • DateOfDispute, DateOfIncident
  • Various checkboxes for claim types

Important Notes for Filling

  1. Leave blank: Case number, date stamped, court use only sections
  2. County: Usually auto-filled based on court location
  3. Amounts: Write out numerically (e.g., $1500.00)
  4. Dates: Format as mm/dd/yyyy or yyyy-mm-dd depending on form
  5. Names: Use full legal names
  6. Addresses: Include apartment/unit numbers if applicable
  7. Phone Numbers: Include area code
  8. Signature: Leave blank unless instructed otherwise
  9. Checkboxes: Mark with "Yes" or check mark depending on form

Section Priority for Filling

Fill in this order:

  1. Plaintiff (you) information
  2. Defendant information
  3. Nature and facts of claim
  4. Amount claimed
  5. Dates relevant to the dispute
  6. Declaration (automatic wording is usually pre-printed)

Tips for Security Deposit Claims

When filling for a security deposit dispute:

  • Nature: "Failure to return security deposit"
  • Facts: Mention roommate/tenant relationship, move-out date, sublease agreement
  • Amount: Security deposit amount
  • Evidence: Reference "signed roommate sublease contract"
  • Contact attempts: Mention text messages or communications demanding return

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