Form 503, also known as the Assumed Name Certificate, is a legal document used to register a business operating under a name that is different from its legal name. The purpose of this form is to provide notice to the public and protect the rights of those who may have an interest in the name being used.
Form 50-114-A is known as the Residence Homestead Exemption Affidavit, which serves as an application for homestead tax exemption in Texas. The primary purpose of this form is to provide homeowners with a reduction in their property taxes by declaring their residence as their primary homestead.
Form 1295, officially known as "Certificate of Interested Parties", is used to identify all potential interested parties associated with a particular transaction and/or legal proceeding. It is submitted to the court when a petition is filed and is also used to alert potential claimants to their rights and obligations in the event of an impending legal action. The form documents interested parties, public agencies, and legal representatives involved in the proceedings.
The BDVR-108 (Odometer Mileage Statement) is used by the Michigan Department of State to document the odometer mileage on a newly titled or registered vehicle. It must be provided by the current owner, new owner, or other parties with an interest in the vehicle, such as a lessee, when a vehicle is sold or transferred.
