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==Replying to the Application== | ==Replying to the Application== | ||
In most cases, to reply to an application you will prepare and file an Application Response in Form F32 and at least one new affidavit. You must send two copies of your filed materials to the | In most cases, to reply to an application you will prepare and file an Application Response in Form F32 and at least one new affidavit. You must send two copies of your filed materials to the applicant at least five business days after you were served with the application materials. | ||
Your Application Response tells the the applicant and the court: | Your Application Response tells the the applicant and the court: | ||