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File Without Payment
1. Which Form?
Automatic Fee Waiver
- Some people automatically qualify to have their court fees waived.
- Use JDF 209 - Notice of Fee Waiver
- Attach proof you recieve one of these benefits:
- Aid to the Blind Colorado.
- Aid to the Needy and Disabled (AND).
- Old Age Pension A & B.
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
Income-Based Fee Waiver
- To qualify, your household must be below 125% of the poverty line.
- Use JDF 205 - Motion to File Without Payment of Filling Fee or Waive Other Costs Owed to the State and Supporting Financial Affidavit.
- A few courts require bank statements or pay-stubs with the request.
- Call your court's clerk's office to find out.
- Do not provide original documents.
- Also file JDF 206 - Order on the Request to Waive Fees
- Just complete the boxes at the top of the form.
For those in Jail or Prison
- Use JDF 201 - Inmate Request
- Fees can't be waived.
- But, a percentage of your inmate account will be taken each month.
2. Resources
What are the fees? |
JDF 1 - Filing Fees |
How do I waive the fees? |
Instructions |
Who qualifies for a fee waiver? |
Court Directive 98-01 (See pg. 6) |
How do I waive mediation fees? |
Instructions |
Common Questions |
FAQs |