Alaska Court System, CIV-720 Eviction Booklet

Citation: Alaska Court System, CIV-720 Eviction Booklet
Jurisdiction: Alaska (state)
Source: Official source
Original Source: https://public.courts.alaska.gov/web/forms/docs/civ-720.pdf ↗

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H. How to File
1. Get the following forms from the court:
a. Complaint for Forcible Entry and Detainer (CIV-730)
b. Affidavit of Compliance with 30-Day Notice Requirement (CIV-731)
c. Information Sheet (Eviction Case) (CIV-732)
d. Summons - Forcible Entry and Detainer (CIV-105)
(For Anchorage, use CIV-105ANCH; For Fairbanks, use CIV-105FBKS)
e. Case Description Form (CIV-125D for district court cases or CIV-125S
for superior court cases. This form is not required if you are filing using
the court’s TrueFile eFiling system. See https://ak-courts.info/truefile)
f. Service Instructions (CIV-615)
g. Judgment for Possession (CIV-300)
h. Writ of Assistance (CIV-575)
2. Fill out the forms. See Appendix 3 for a sample of how to fill out the top of
the forms (called the “case caption”). Type or print neatly using black ink.
a. Complaint (CIV-730). Be sure to name as defendants everyone listed on
the lease and all other adults living in the home. Fill in all the blanks on
both pages except for the case number (the court clerk will fill this in
when you file). Attach the Notice to Quit to the complaint.
b. Affidavit (CIV-731). This form is to make sure you are complying with
certain federal laws on how much notice to give the defendant. Attach it
to the complaint when you file.
c. Information Sheet (Eviction Case) (CIV-732). You must provide as much
contact information as you have for the tenants. The purpose of this form
is to notify the tenants about mediation and other resources available
through the court’s Eviction Diversion Program. The court will keep this
document confidential. Attach it to the complaint when you file.
d. Summons (CIV-105). Fill out a separate summons for each named
defendant. Fill in the caption, the "To" line (list only one defendant on
each summons),