QUIET TITLE PACKET WITH INSTRUCTIONS

QUIET TITLE STATUTE - K.S.A. 60-1002: Quieting or determining title or interest in property.
(a) Right of action An action may be brought by any person claiming title or interest in personal
or real property, including oil and gas leases, mineral or royalty interests, against any person who
claims an estate or interest therein adverse to him or her, for the purpose of determining such
adverse claim.
(b) Action to bar lien claim, when When a lien on property has ceased to exist, or when an
action to enforce a lien is barred by a statute of limitation or otherwise, the owner of the property
may maintain an action to quiet title.

RELATING TO PERSONAL PROPERTY, SUCH AS CARS, TRAVEL TRAILERS,

MANUFACTURED HOMES (may also be known as mobile homes or trailers), ETC.

When a person or business applies for a title with the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), there may
be a problem that needs to be fixed.
• Often this is because the initial owner of the vehicle did not sign the title when handing it over
to the new owner, and the new owner can’t find the person to fix the problem.
• From time to time it is because a wrecked or abandoned vehicle is restored and the owner
can’t be found.
• These are just a couple of possible reasons.

To fix these snags, you would file a QUIET TITLE ACTION /CASE.
• If you need to transfer a vehicle belonging to a family member who is deceased, you can do
so with these forms: http://www.ksrevenue.org/pdf/tr83.pdf or http://www.ksrevenue.org/pdf/
tr83b.pdf if either is proper.
• Kansas is a “lien holding” state.
This means that the Kansas Department of Revenue holds the title on any vehicle that is
bound by a lien.
• The lien is not available to the owner until payment is made in full on the purchase price or
other loan in which the vehicle is a collateral.
• If the seller cannot provide a title, it may be because there is still a lien on the vehicle.
• If you “buy” a vehicle with a “lien” on the title, your ownership is not clear until the lien has
been paid. This may call for you to pay off this lien to get title of the vehicle.
• Even if the seller tells you they have lost the title and will apply for a new one, you can see if
the vehicle has a lien by looking at the annual registration form gotten when the property
taxes and tag renewal are paid.
• If you buy a car and do not get title at the time of the sale, or if agreed within 60 days of the
sale, the sale is void and untrue, per KSA 8-135. You can cancel the sale and get your money
back, if you can find the seller.

Notes on Filing a Quiet Title Action

• A Quiet Title Action can be used to clear up the ownership of any vehicle on which a Title is
given by the State of Kansas.
• This can include a car, motorcycle, travel trailer, or manufactured home. These things will be
referred to together as ‘vehicle’ in this guide.
• The first step, before filing any court action, is to check to be certain that the vehicle hasn’t
been reported as STOLEN. You can do this by checking on this free website, provided by the
National Insurance Crime Bureau.
https://www.nicb.org/vincheck. This doesn’t guarantee that the car isn’t stolen, but it a good
start on that process. You get this information by entering the Vehicle Identification Number
(VIN) for the vehicle.
• If the vehicle is reported stolen, you won’t be able to file a quiet title action and obtain
ownership of the vehicle.
• For more information on how to get the Vehicle Identification Number look here:
• For vehicles built after 1968, the VIN might be found on the lower-left corner of the
dashboard, in front of the steering wheel. You can read the number by looking through the
windshield.
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Notes on Filing a Quiet Title Action continued:

• For vehicles built before 1968, you can get ideas on this website: http://www.dmv.org/vehicle-
history/find-vin.php.

• If you don’t have a current title on the vehicle, you should look up whether a Kansas title has
been issued on this car.
• You get the form to obtain the title info here: http://www.ksrevenue.org/pdf/trdl302.pdf.
• You will use code ‘F’ for the reason you are getting this info.
• There are charges related to getting this data.
• You may wish to request a Vehicle Registration Report to know who is listed as on the title. That
person should be listed as a defendant on the Quiet Title Petition.
Parties:
• The person filing the case is the Plaintiff. This is the person who wants, ultimately, to have their
name on the title to the car.
• The Defendants are the person who is listed on the title and the person who you bought the car
from.
• The Kansas Department of Revenue is always a Defendant.
• Kansas Highway Patrol can be a defendant however, they don't need to be served. Vehicles from
out of state will be required to have an inspection by KHP before it can be titled.
• Read the sample carefully. Fill in the blanks and remove the words in ( ) that help explain what
you are to put in each blank.
• You will need to include the Vehicle Identification Number in the Petition and other places on the
forms.
• You will also need to provide a description of the property, for example: a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire,
with the Vehicle Identification Number: 1SAMPL31234567890
• You are asked to state the value of the vehicle. You can decide this based on what you believe
the fair market value of the vehicle is, in its present state.
• The amount you paid for it would be one basis of the value. There are also sources on the lity to
get the return receipts filed with the court to prove service on each party served.
Publication:
• You may need to pay for publication costs to give notice to any Defendants you do not have an
address for.
• You publish the notice attached in the Legal Publication for the county in which the case is filed.
• You can find the list of newspapers here: http://kansaslegalservices.org/node/975.
• The notice must be filed three separate times, one week apart each time.
• The notice must name the person to be served.
• The notice must notify the person that they have been sued in a named court.
• The notice must notify the person they have a certain amount of time to answer, which must be
at least forty-one days from the day the publication first runs.
• The notice must notify the person that if they do not answer or otherwise defend, what judgment
will be taken.
• The notice is not required to describe the property at issue, but it is generally a good idea to do
so, e.g. “2002 Pontiac Sunfire, VIN 1SAMPL31234567890”

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 REQUEST AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION FORM
You are required to “serve” the Petition on each Defendant in the case.

• Do not avoid Defendants because of service issues. This action is only good against
Defendants listed in this action.
• It is possible to serve Defendants in many ways. You may use all options, depending on the
data you have for each Defendant.
• Consider the type of service you will use on each Defendant.
• Service by the County Sheriff. This is useful when you have an address.

Fill out the Request and Service Instruction Form that is attached, select a type of service.

A. Service through the Sheriff of ____________________________ County, State of

__________________. Returns may be faxed to(913) 715-3401 7 days a week – 24 hour a
day.
B. Service by an authorized process server.
C. Certified mail with a Return Receipt service by the undersigned litigant or attorney, who
understands that is their responsibility to obtain service and to make the return to the clerk.
The postal “green card” for service must be filed with the Clerk’s office to prove service.
D. Certified mail service by the Sheriff of Johnson County Kansas. Sheriff of Johnson County
does not do Out-of-state service by certified mail.

• Service by the Johnson County Sheriff or any county in Kansas is $15 per address.
The address for service on the Kansas Department of Revenue and the
• Service by Process Server: You can hire a process server to locate and serve the
documents.
• Service by Certified Mail.
• You may select to serve the documents by certified mail with return receipt if you have an
address for the defendant. This costs less, but you take the responsibility to get the return
receipts filed with the court to prove service on each party served.
• You prepare the envelope with the “green tag” from the US Postal Service.
• You pay a price for the delivery by certified mail, return receipt requested.
• Show your address as the place to return the “green tag”.
• Mail it at the US Post Office.
• Soon after, you may receive the green tag (return receipt) with the signature of the
defendant.
• Complete a "Return of Service by Certified Mail" form and attach the green card.
• If it is returned “undelivered” from the Post Office, you have not successfully served that
defendant and you must try another method of service.
• Sign the return, and file it with the Clerk of the Court, when you go back for the final
hearing.
• Keep a copy to show the Judge at the hearing, since there is not enough time for the filing
to be dealt with before your hearing, if you file it the same day.
• This form of service is only difficult when people to whom the notice is delivered by the US
Postal Service will not go to the Post Office to retrieve the letter.
• Simply mailing the notice is not good enough. The person must go to the Post Office to
sign for the letter.
• •Sometimes, it is helpful to mail a copy of the notice in regular mail with a note that this is
the content of the certified mail and asking that the person go to the post office and retrieve
the certified letter.

Civil Information Sheet:

• This document is used to create the case. The information contained in this document is
kept confidential and not for public view.
• You need to include all information about yourself and about each defendant in your
case.
• The information has been provided for you for the Kansas Department of Revenue.
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 Service by Publication:

• Publication is used when you don’t have an address for a defendant and can’t find one.
It cannot be used for The Kansas Department of Revenue or Kansas Highway Patrol. You must
take action to try to find the address. At the least, an internet search of the name and a search
in a phone directory must be attempted. Often, libraries have a collection of phone directories.

• If you are going to do service by publication, you must complete the Affidavit to Obtain
Service by Publication and sign it before a notary.
• You must also complete the Notice of Suit. You should write in the case number assigned
to your case on the Notice of Suit.
• This is the actual notice that is published in the paper.
• You publish the notice attached in the Legal Publication for the county in which the case is
filed. You can find the list of newspapers here: http://kansaslegalservices.org/node/975.
• The notice must be published three separate times, one week apart each time.
• Publication costs will depend on what the local legal publication paper charges.
• You will need to make your own arrangements to be billed by the newspaper publisher or
pay in advance.
• This may not be the paper that prints the daily newspaper in your area.
• You will need to put a date in the document titled Notice of Suit before you file it.
• Count forward from the date the notice will be first published (learn that from the newspaper
publisher) at least 41 days.
• That allows for three publications, one week apart, plus 20 days to file an answer.
You will not do anything with the publication notice until after you have filed the case with the
Clerk of the District Court. You only need to print the publication notice at this point.
• If you must notify more than one Defendant, you can do it in one Notice.
• If you are seeking publication notice on someone for whom you have an address, but failed
with certified mail delivery, you need to mail them a copy of the publication notice.
• After the notice is published for the first time, you will receive a copy of the notice that was
published in the paper. You should send a copy of that notice, regular mail, to any address you
have for the Defendant.
Submitting the Case for Filing:
• After you have completed the proper forms (Petition, Civil Information Sheet, Request and
Service Instruction form and if publication is needed use the appropriate form).
You will need to sign, include your address on the Petition and Request and Service Instruction
form.
When you sign in this manner, you are confirming the truth of the claims in your petition.

• The filing fee is $196.50.

• It can be paid by cash, check, money order, cashier's check or credit card. There is a
$4.95 fee if you pay by credit card. You will also pay the cost of service if you choose to have
the Johnson County Sheriff's office or any county in Kansas.

• You can email, fax or mail the completed documents (Petition, Notice of Suit, Affidavit of
Publication and Return of publication) to the Clerk of the District Court Office.
• If you choose to email the documents separately to DCC-Helpcenter@jocogov.org.
• If you choose to pay by credit card,($4.95 fee) please fill out the credit card payment slip
and attach it to your filing.
• Fax the documents to 913-715-3401 include payment slip for filing fee.
• Mailing Address: District Court, SHC 150 W Santa Fe Street, Olathe, KS 66061

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 Hearing Date:
• After the Clerk's office receives the documents to create you case. An email notification
will be sent to you stating the case number and the Judge that it has been assigned to.
That email will also contain contact information for the division.

• You will need to contact the division/judge that you case has been assigned to regarding
the publication and to obtain a court date for your case.
• Usually the date to finalize your case is at least 41 days after you file it.
• Please use the public website to keep updated on your case.
http://www.jococourts.org/

TO FINALIZE YOUR CASE:

• Once you have provided a summons and petition to all parties and the time for them to
respond to your notice (the answer period) has run out, the Department of Revenue is
generally ready to sign off on an Agreed Journal Entry of Judgment to resolve the case.
• You will need a final order to complete this case. This is the order that must be presented
to the Judge for signature. It must contain the proper language in order for you to get a
Kansas title.
• The Kansas Department of Revenue will assist you with completing the appropriate final
order. You should contact the Legal Services Department at 785-296-6856, during normal
business hours. Provide the county and case number and ask for assistance with the final
order.
• Take a copy of the Journal Entry with the vehicle to the Kansas Highway Patrol office in
your area. They will affix a VIN. They will give you some paperwork.
Take the copy of the Journal Entry and the KHP paperwork assigning a VIN to the County
vehicle
• (TAG) office to register the vehicle, get license tags, etc. Be sure to take insurance
information with you.
.

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 For Office Use Only
CIVIL INFORMATION SHEET
The civil information sheet neither replaces nor supplements the filing and service of pleadings or other papers as required by
law. This form is required for use by the Clerk of the District Court for the purposes of initiating the civil docket sheet. This
information will not be available to the public and this document will be stored in a separate location from the case file and then
destroyed within a reasonable time. A new case will not be accepted without a cover sheet attached. (THIS FORM MUST
BE TYPED OR PRINTED LEGIBLY). This form can be found at www.kscourts.org.

NATURE OF SUIT (Click or mark in one circle only – If the case involves more than one of the following categories, indicate the
category having the highest dollar value)
CIVIL If a CH. 61: $______________ (Judgment Demand Amount)
TORT CONTRACT REAL PROPERT STATE TAX
Asbestos Product Liability Buyer Plaintiff Eminent Domain WARRANT
Automobile Tort Employment Dispute - Discrimination Mortgage Foreclosure
Intentional Tort Employment Dispute - Other Other Real Property
Legal Malpractice Fraud
Medical Malpractice Landlord/Tenant - Unlawful Detainer MISCELLANEOUS
Other Professional Malpractice Landlord/Tenant Dispute – Other 60-1507
Premises Liability Seller Plaintiff (debt collection) Habeas Corpus
Slander/Libel/Defamation Other Contract Other Writs
Tobacco Product Liability
Toxic/Other Product Liability CIVIL APPEALS OTHER CIVIL
Other Tort Administrative Agency
Other Civil Appeal SMALL CLAIMS
DOMESTIC
MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION/DIVORCE PROTECTION FROM ABUSE PROTECTION FROM STALKING UIFSA

OTHER DOMESTIC RELATIONS NON-DIVORCE SUPPORT, CUSTODY OR VISITATION PATERNITY

PROBATE/ESTATE
GUARDIAN /CONSERVATOR DETERMINATION OF DESCENT ELDER ABUSE ADOPTION
Conservatorship/Trusteeship
Guardianship – Adult SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR OTHER PROBATE / ESTATE
Guardianship - Minor
Guardian/Conservator – Adult DECEDENT ESTATE CARE AND TREATMENT
Guardian/Conservator - Minor

JURY DEMAND YES (Check yes only if jury demand is included in petition or as a separate pleading) NO
SUMMONS ATTACHED: YES NO
SERVICE BY: PROCESS SERVER/ATTORNEY SHERIFF IN STATE ______ SHERIFF OUT OF STATE ___________
County/State
SHERIFF’S PROCESS FEE ATTACHED YES NO

PLAINTIFF / SUBJECT INFORMATION DEFENDANT / OTHER PARTY INFORMATION

(ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY) (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY)

NAME: NAME: Kansas Department of Revenue

ADDRESS: ADDRESS: %Kansas Attorney General
Memorial Building, 2 nd
Floor, 120 SW 10th, Topeka, KS 66612-1597
PHONE: SEX: PHONE: N/A SEX: N/A
SSN: DOB: SSN: N/A DOB: N/A
DL OR STATE ID NO:__________________________ DL OR STATE ID NO:_ ______N/A________________________
State and Number State and Number
ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________ ALIAS NAMES USED:

EMAIL ADDRESS: EMAIL ADDRESS:

ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYS (if known)

Firm Name, Address, Telephone Number and Supreme Court ID Number)
(Firm Name, Address, Telephone Number and Supreme Court ID Number)

The requirement that Social Security numbers be included on domestic cases is mandatory, and authorized by the Supreme Court and federal
law. On non-domestic cases, the Social Security number is not mandatory. The number is used for purposes of identification and may be
disclosed as permitted by law. This form is not considered to be a public record.

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 ADDITIONAL CIVIL PARTY INFORMATION

DEF/OTHER PTY INFORMATION (CIRCLE ONE) DEF/OTHER PTY INFORMATION (CIRCLE ONE)
(ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY) (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY)

NAME: NAME:
ADDRESS: ADDRESS:

PHONE: SEX: PHONE: SEX:

SSN: DOB: SSN: DOB:
DL OR STATE ID NO:________________________ __ DL OR STATE ID NO:________________________ __
State and Number State and Number

ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________ ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________

__________________________ ________________ __________________________ ________________
EMAIL ADDRESS:_____________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS:_____________________________

PLTF/SUB/DEF/OTHER PTY INFORMATION (CIRCLE ONE) PLTF/SUB/DEF/OTHER PTY INFORMATION (CIRCLE ONE)
(ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY) (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY)

NAME: NAME:
ADDRESS: ADDRESS:

PHONE: SEX: PHONE: SEX:

SSN: DOB: SSN: DOB:
DL OR STATE ID NO:__________________________ DL OR STATE ID NO:__________________________
State and Number State and Number

ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________ ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________

________________________________________ __ ________________________________________ __

EMAIL ADDRESS:_____________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS:_____________________________

PLTF/SUB/DEF/OTHER PTY INFORMATION (CIRCLE ONE) PLTF/SUB/DEF/OTHER PTY INFORMATION (CIRCLE ONE)
(ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY) (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEET, IF NECESSARY)

NAME: NAME:
ADDRESS: ADDRESS:

PHONE: SEX: PHONE: SEX:

SSN: DOB: SSN: DOB:
DL OR STATE ID NO:__________________________ DL OR STATE ID NO:__________________________
State and Number State and Number

ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________ ALIAS NAMES USED:__________________________

________________________________________ __ ________________________________________ __
EMAIL ADDRESS:_____________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS:_____________________________

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
JOHNSON COUNTY,KANSAS
CIVIL DEPARTMENT

)
Plaintiff )
and ) Case No.
)
Kansas Department of Revenue & Person )
you bought it from, and Person(s)Named )
on title )
)
)
Pursuant to Chapter 60 of Defendants
Kansas Statutes Annotated PETITION

COMES NOW the Plaintiff,_________________, and for his/her claim against

Defendant(s) who may have an interest in a _______ _____________ car/motorcycle/

travel trailer/motor home with VIN: ____________________, herein states:

1. Plaintiff, _____________, is a resident of _______County, Kansas, residing at

_____________________________________________________________

2. The Kansas Department of Revenue can be served be delivering a copy of the

pleadings to the Kansas Attorney General, Memorial Building, 2nd Floor, 120 SW 10th, Topeka,
KS 66612-1597. Defendant _________________ can be served at: __________________ I

am unable to locate an address for the defendant, __________, who should be served by

publication.

3. I am the rightful owner and am in possession of a ___________, with the vehicle

identification number: _____________________________

4. I estimate the value of this vehicle to be __________.

5. I have determined that there is not a lien on this property, through a records inquiry

with the Kansas Department of Motor Vehicles.

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 6. I have determined that this is not a stolen vehicle, through an inquiry with the Kansas

Highway Patrol.

7. The reason I have been unable to obtain a title is:

_________________________________________________________________________________

THEREFORE, plaintiff requests judgment as follows:

That the Defendant and all persons who may be interested in the above- describe property,

quieting title to __________________________________ in the name of Plaintiff

__________________________________________________ and in no other party; and for

judgment against the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles, ordering
and requiring it, upon completion of the appropriate application and payment of the required

application fee, to issue a new Kansas certificate of title for said property; for the costs of this

action to be assessed to the Plaintiff and for other and further relief as the Court deems just

and proper.
Submitted by

_____________________________
Plaintiff

Print Name: _________________________________

Address: ___________________________________

City, State, Zip Code: __________________________

Phone: _____________________________________
Email Address:_______________________________

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JOHNSON COUNTY,
KANSAS

___________________________________ CaseNo. ___________________

Plaintiff Division No.________________

VS.

__________________________________
KS DEPT OF REVENUE,
Defendant

REQUEST AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION FORM

To: Clerk of the District Court

summons and petition
Please issue a:____________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

in this action for: _________________________________________________________________________________

whose address for service is:__________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________

Service is requested as indicated below:

A. Service through the Sheriff of ____________________________ County, State of

__________________. Returns may be faxed to(913) 715-3401 7 days a week – 24 hour a
day.

B. Service by an authorized process server.

C. Certified mail with a Return Receipt service by the undersigned litigant or attorney, who
understands that is their responsibility to obtain service and to make the return to the
clerk. The postal “green card” for service must be filed with the Clerk’s office to prove
service.

D. Certified mail service by the Sheriff of Johnson County Kansas. Sheriff of Johnson County
does not do Out-of-state service by certified mail.

Signature:__________________________________________
_Pro Se:______________________________________________
Address:________________________________________
________________________________________
Telephone No. ___________________________________
Email Address____________________________________

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JOHNSON COUNTY,
KANSAS

___________________________________ CaseNo. ___________________

Plaintiff Division No.________________

VS.

__________________________________
KS DEPT OF REVENUE,
Defendant

REQUEST AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION FORM

To: Clerk of the District Court

summons and petition
Please issue a:____________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

KANSAS DEPT OF REVENUE- C/O ATTORNEY GENERAL

in this action for: _________________________________________________________________________________

120 SW 10TH -MEMORIAL BLDG

whose address for service is:__________________________________________________________
TOPEKA, KS 66612
___________________________________________________________

Service is requested as indicated below:

A. Service through the Sheriff of ____________________________ County, State of

__________________. Returns may be faxed to(913) 715-3401 7 days a week – 24 hour a
day.

B. Service by an authorized process server.

C. Certified mail with a Return Receipt service by the undersigned litigant or attorney, who
understands that is their responsibility to obtain service and to make the return to the
clerk. The postal “green card” for service must be filed with the Clerk’s office to prove
service.

D. Certified mail service by the Sheriff of Johnson County Kansas. Sheriff of Johnson County
does not do Out-of-state service by certified mail.

Signature:__________________________________________
_Pro Se:______________________________________________
Address:________________________________________
________________________________________
Telephone No. ___________________________________
Email Address____________________________________

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 Use the next set of papers, if you can't find or don't have the address for the

vehicle owner/person on the title. (If there are no defendants receiving service by

publication, you don’t need these forms.)

You will need the:

1. AFFIDAVIT TO OBTAIN SERVICE BY PUBLICATION – which you complete and file with
the Clerk stating you have attempted to find the party.

2. NOTICE OF SUIT – which you will get to the paper that files legal publication in your
county

3. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE – which you complete after you have mailed notice to the last
known address for each defendant served by publication. You must mail a copy of the
notice from the newspaper to the last address, even if you know that is no longer the
address of the Defendant.

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
JOHNSON COUNTY, KANSAS

)
Plaintiff )
and ) Case No.
)
Kansas Department of Revenue, )
Person you bought it from, and )
Person(s) Named on title )
Defendants )
)
Pursuant to Chapter 60 of
Kansas Statutes Annotated

AFFIDAVIT TO OBTAIN SERVICE BY PUBLICATION

STATE OF KANSAS )
) ss:
___________ COUNTY )

_______________, being duly sworn upon oath, alleges and states:

FIRST: That I am the Plaintiff in the above-captioned action and makes this affidavit for
the purpose of obtaining service by publication upon the Defendant, ___________.
SECOND: That Plaintiff does not know and with due diligence is unable to ascertain
the residence of the Defendant(s).
THIRD: That Plaintiff is unable to procure personal service of summons upon the
Defendant(s) within this state.
FOURTH: That this action is one of those mentioned in K.S.A. 60-307 (a) (1 to 4
inclusive), and amendments thereto.

Plaintiff Signature

SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME, a Notary Public, on this _____ day of
__________________, 20__.
_____________________________
Notary Public
My Appointment Expires:

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
JOHNSON COUNTY, KANSAS

)
Plaintiff )
and ) Case No.
)
Kansas Department of Revenue, )
Person you bought it from, and )
Person(s) Named on title )
Defendants )
)
Pursuant to Chapter 60 of
Kansas Statutes Annotated

NOTICE OF SUIT

To and all other

concerned persons:

You are notified that a Petitioner has been filed in the District Court of _____________

County by ____________ Plaintiff praying that title to property stated in the Petition be

awarded to the Plaintiff and you are hereby required to plead to the Petition on or before

______________, 20____. If you fail to plead, judgment will be entered upon the Petition.

_______________
Petitioner Signature
Full Address

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT
__________________________COUNTY, KANSAS

)
)
Plaintiff )
and ) Case No.
)
Kansas Department of Revenue, )
Person you bought it from, and )
Person(s) Named on title )
Defendants )
)
Pursuant to Chapter 60 of
Kansas Statutes Annotated

AFFIDAVIT
STATE OF KANSAS)
) SS:
________ COUNTY)

, of lawful age, being duly sworn upon oath, states that:

On this ______ day of _______________, 20____, a copy of the publication notice was
mailed by first class, postage prepaid, United States mail to: (list name and address you
mailed to)

_______________________________
Plaintiff Signature

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 You will need a final order to submit to the Judge for signature and filing. That form is not
available in this packet.

As set out in the instructions The Kansas Department of Revenue will assist you with
completing the appropriate final order. You should contact the Legal Services Department
at 785-296-6856, during normal business hours. Provide the county and case number and
ask for assistance with the final order. Please do this at least 3 weeks before you need
the document, if you are assigned a trial date by the Court.

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 Payment Slip
(Visa, MasterCard, or Discover credit/debit cards only)

Name on Card

Case Number (if applicable)

Card Number

Expiration Date

CVV (3-digit code on back)

Zip Code for Card

Phone Number

Amount Due

Email

Signature
*By signing above I acknowledge and accept the above amount and an additional $4.95 processing
fee for payment by card.

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