Notice of Entry of Order – Nevada

The Notice of Entry of Order / Judgment is a Nevada district court form on which a self-represented party states that an order and/or judgment was entered in the case, attaches a copy of it, and certifies that a copy of the notice was mailed to another person. The Nevada Supreme Court Self-Help Center publishes it.

The form is built as a court paper. The top left carries your name, address, city, state and ZIP code, telephone and email address, with the label "Self-Represented". The caption below it names the District Court, the county in Nevada, the plaintiff and defendant, the case number and the department.

The body is a single statement: "PLEASE TAKE NOTICE" that an Order and/or Judgment was entered in the matter on a date you fill in, a copy of which is attached. You then date the notice and sign it as the person submitting it.

The second part is the Certificate of Mailing. There you declare, under penalty of perjury under the law of the State of Nevada, that on a given date you served the notice by depositing a copy in the U.S. Mail in Nevada, postage prepaid, addressed to the person you name. That part has its own date and signature line.

The form does not create the order or judgment. It only gives notice of one that already exists.

The form is meant for a party in a Nevada district court case who is representing themselves and wants to give notice that an order or judgment has been entered. The header of the form carries the label "Self-Represented" beside the filer's name and contact details, so it is written for the person who completes and signs it for themselves.

You use it when:

• a court has entered an Order and/or Judgment in your case, and
• you have a copy of that order or judgment to attach, and
• there is a person you will serve by depositing a copy in the U.S. Mail in Nevada.

The certificate of mailing is completed by the person who does the mailing, who gives their own name and declares under penalty of perjury that they served the notice. The form names one person served, with one address line block.

The form itself says nothing about who else may sign for you or about lawyers. If you are unsure whether it fits your case, ask the Nevada Supreme Court Self-Help Center.

Use the form after an Order and/or Judgment has been entered in your case, because the notice states the date of entry and attaches a copy of the order or judgment. The form prints no deadline of its own, so check any time limit that applies to your case with the court or the Nevada Supreme Court Self-Help Center.

The form carries two dates. The first, next to "DATED", is the date you sign the notice. The second, in the certificate of mailing, is the date you deposited the copy in the U.S. Mail. Fill in the date of the order itself separately, in the sentence that begins "PLEASE TAKE NOTICE".

The form names one channel: service by U.S. Mail. The certificate of mailing states that you served the notice by depositing a copy in the U.S. Mail in the State of Nevada, postage prepaid, addressed to the person you name.

• By U.S. Mail: put a copy of the signed notice, with the order or judgment attached, in the mail in Nevada with postage prepaid, addressed to the name and address you wrote in the certificate. Enter the date you mailed it in the certificate.
• Filing with the court: the form is captioned for the District Court of a Nevada county and carries the case number and department, but it prints no filing address, portal or office hours. Ask the court handling your case, or the Nevada Supreme Court Self-Help Center, how to file it.

Sign both the notice and the certificate of mailing before you send it. FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the channels above.