Going for it in LA; questions
Hi Guys!
I am going to file under 1447b here in LA on Friday. I've been reading through this forum on and off and have a couple of questions particularly for locals.
a) Is the civil cover sheet something I download from the district website or do I create it?
b) Do I get a docket number once I submit my complaint to the court?
c) Is the docket number the same as a case number?
d) Is the "certificate of service" a form I download or acquire from the court or is it something I create? I understand that it needs to be sent to the defendants when I send them my complaint and to the court when I send the defendants' my complaint. Is this correct? Does this certificate need to be notarized and/or signed by someone at the court?
e)I would like to file my complaint with the court in person; is Pasadena the most obvious physical location to do this, being in LA?
f) I know this question has been asked a gazillion times but I am still not clear on it. I am not naming the US attorney general as a defendant but am submitting a copy of my complaint with his office, and its local satellite. I understood the US attorney general to be the attorney for any US govt agency, and the DHS counsel to be specific for USCIS. I plan on sending all three aforementioned entities copies of the complaint, but am not naming any of these three as defendants. Is this correct?
g) a couple of people mentioned writing the First Lady's office. Can someone please provide me with that contact info as I haven't been able to find it?
Thank you thank you thank you, all for all your help, and all the very best to you!!!
Hi Guys!
I am going to file under 1447b here in LA on Friday. I've been reading through this forum on and off and have a couple of questions particularly for locals.
a) Is the civil cover sheet something I download from the district website or do I create it?
b) Do I get a docket number once I submit my complaint to the court?
c) Is the docket number the same as a case number?
d) Is the "certificate of service" a form I download or acquire from the court or is it something I create? I understand that it needs to be sent to the defendants when I send them my complaint and to the court when I send the defendants' my complaint. Is this correct? Does this certificate need to be notarized and/or signed by someone at the court?
e)I would like to file my complaint with the court in person; is Pasadena the most obvious physical location to do this, being in LA?
f) I know this question has been asked a gazillion times but I am still not clear on it. I am not naming the US attorney general as a defendant but am submitting a copy of my complaint with his office, and its local satellite. I understood the US attorney general to be the attorney for any US govt agency, and the DHS counsel to be specific for USCIS. I plan on sending all three aforementioned entities copies of the complaint, but am not naming any of these three as defendants. Is this correct?
g) a couple of people mentioned writing the First Lady's office. Can someone please provide me with that contact info as I haven't been able to find it?
Thank you thank you thank you, all for all your help, and all the very best to you!!!