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CRC EPP PROGRAM GUIDE SCOPE This program guide addresses statutory Eviction Resolution Pilot Program (EPP), as passed by the Washington legislature in the 2021 session, and as delivered by the Bellevue

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How to fill out standing order eviction resolution

1. Obtain the necessary forms: You will need to obtain the standing order eviction resolution form from your local court or housing authority.
2. Fill out the names and addresses: On the form, fill out the names and addresses of both the landlord and the tenant involved in the eviction.
3. Provide details of the eviction: In the appropriate sections of the form, provide details of the eviction, such as the reason for eviction, the date of notice given, and any other relevant information.
4. Attach supporting documentation: If there are any supporting documents, such as lease agreements or notice letters, make copies and attach them to the form.
5. Sign and date the form: Once you have filled out all the necessary information, sign and date the standing order eviction resolution form.
6. File the form: Take the completed form and all the supporting documents to the court or housing authority and file them according to their procedures.
7. Serve the tenant: After filing the form, you may need to serve it to the tenant or their legal representative. Follow the proper service procedures as required by your jurisdiction.
8. Attend the hearing: If the court or housing authority schedules a hearing for the eviction resolution, be prepared to present your case and any relevant evidence or witnesses.
9. Follow court orders: Once the standing order eviction resolution is granted, make sure to comply with any court orders, such as providing the tenant with a notice to vacate or following specific eviction timelines.
10. Seek legal advice if necessary: If you are unsure about any step of the process or encounter legal issues, it is advisable to seek legal advice from an attorney specialized in landlord-tenant law.

Who needs standing order eviction resolution?

1. Landlords who wish to evict tenants and resolve the eviction through a legal process.
2. Tenants facing eviction who want to understand and address the eviction process according to the standing order.

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What is standing order eviction resolution?

Standing order eviction resolution is a legal process used to resolve eviction disputes between landlords and tenants.

Who is required to file standing order eviction resolution?

It is typically the responsibility of the landlord to file the standing order eviction resolution.

How to fill out standing order eviction resolution?

To fill out a standing order eviction resolution, you will need to provide details of the eviction dispute and any relevant supporting documents.

What is the purpose of standing order eviction resolution?

The purpose of standing order eviction resolution is to provide a fair and efficient way to resolve eviction disputes without going to court.

What information must be reported on standing order eviction resolution?

The standing order eviction resolution must detail the nature of the eviction dispute, steps taken to resolve it, and any agreements reached between the landlord and tenant.