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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prejudgment interest will not be awarded on unpaid rent if late fees
have been charged.
g. Section 9. Attach a proposed Default Judgment (form CIV-745) to your default
application. You only need to fill out the case caption (the top part of the form
with court location, party names, and case number). The court will complete the
rest of the judgment.
Signature Section. Your signature on this form must be notarized. The court clerk can do
this for free.
Certificate of Service Box. Before you file your default application with the court, you
must complete this box on page 3 and send a copy of the application (and all its
attachments) by first-class mail to each defendant named on the application. Civil Rule
55(a)(2). You can’t use the address that the defendant was evicted from, unless you have
tried hard to find a new address and were not able to find one. You must explain to the
court what you did to try and find the defendant’s new address. The form has some
common examples of things you can try. If you do not try all or most of these things first,
the court may deny your default application.
File Application
File the default application (form CIV-740 and all attachments) with the court. There is
no additional fee for this. You can file in person at the clerk’s office or by first-class
mail. Some court locations allow you to file by email or using the court’s TrueFile
efiling system. For more information, see https://ak-courts.info/truefile.