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Forms for Pro Se Parties, Representatives, or Attorneys
The documents below are forms that an individual, representative, or attorney may use and file in their administrative appeal pending with the Office of Administrative Law Proceedings (OALP) These documents are not required.
The forms and descriptions on this page are not legal advice. Additionally, these forms are general documents and should be completed in conjunction with a careful review of the applicable law(s) to ensure that you have included all relevant information.
How to Use These Forms
To use these forms, read the description of the form and ensure it's a form you need. Download the form, then you may "tab" through the document and fill in the form as needed. These forms are meant to be tailored to you and your case. Filing the form alone without your case information and specific request or signature will not be sufficient. If you file a document with OALP, please save as or convert it to a .pdf (if possible) and make sure the opposing party also gets a copy.
Affidavit of Non-Liability –
Not Operator of Vehicle
This form can be used if you are an owner of the vehicle identified in the Warning or Violation Notice, but someone else was operating the vehicle at the time the violation occurred.
Affidavit of Non-Liability –
Co-Owner Operating Vehicle
This form can be used if you are a co-owner of the vehicle identified in the Warning or Notice Violation, and you were the person operating the vehicle.
Affidavit of Non-Liability – Not Owner of Vehicle
This form can be completed if you previously owned the vehicle identified in the Warning or Violation Notice, but you were not the owner at the time the violation occurred.
This form can be used to request that the case be dismissed based on informal resolution by the parties with or without agreed upon conditions. Dismissal with prejudice means that a case cannot be brought before a judge again; a dismissal without prejudice means that the case can be brought before a judge at a later date. Other reasons for dismissal may also be listed
on this form.