Certification of Initial Disclosures
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| Certification of Initial Disclosures | |
| Statute: | N.C.G.S. §50-21(a) |
| Description | A Certification of Initial Disclosures promises you disclosed all of the documents required by the court's Inventory Affidavit. |
| Takeaway | Each spouse needs to file Certification with the court promising they provided the Inventory Affidavit records to their spouse. |
Certification of Initial Disclosures is a signed/notarized form filed with the court each spouse signs promising they provided mandatory financial disclosures to the other spouse. Each county courthouse has their own form that they use.
Local Forms
Each individual county courthouse uses its own certification of initial disclosures forms. The following list is incomplete, but Mr. King will try to add to it over time:
- Wake County: WAKE-DOM-17B
- Durham County: DUR-DOM-12
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