§ 2813 Claimant Proof Notice Filing

• •If you want to show the court you finished something you were supposed to do, you have to tell them first.
• •You do this by filling out a special paper called a 'notice of intention' and giving it to the court clerk.
• •This rule has been around since 1943.

You were ordered by the court to finish a community service project, and now you're done.

Before you can tell the judge you finished, you have to fill out a notice of intention and give it to the court clerk. This lets the court know you’re ready to prove you did what you were supposed to do.