Civil
DISC-020: Request For Admission
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form lets one party in a court case ask the other party to admit or deny specific facts or the genuineness of documents. Attorneys and people representing themselves use this discovery tool during lawsuits to narrow down what facts are actually disputed before trial.
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Forms that go with DISC-020
POS-030RequiredProof of Service by First-Class Mail—CivilThe Proof of Service by Mail is required to document that the Requests for Admission were properly served on all opposing parties.›DISC-010AttachmentCase Questionnaire—For Limited Civil Cases (Under $35,000)The Request for Production of Documents (DISC-010) is a core discovery request form that often requires an accompanying DISC-020 Declaration Under Penalty of Perjury to verify the authenticity and completeness of the responses provided.›DISC-001Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—GeneralForm Interrogatories (DISC-001) are standard discovery questions whose answers must frequently be verified under penalty of perjury using the DISC-020 declaration to attest to the truthfulness of the responses.›DISC-002Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—Employment LawSpecial Interrogatories (DISC-002) require the responding party to provide sworn, verified answers, making the DISC-020 declaration a necessary companion to confirm the accuracy of those responses.›DISC-005Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—Construction LitigationRequests for Admission (DISC-005) are discovery documents whose responses are typically accompanied by a DISC-020 declaration to formally verify the admissions or denials made under oath.›DISC-030Next stepCommission to Take Deposition Outside CaliforniaThe Response to Requests for Admission is the required counterpart form that the responding party must complete and serve in reply to the DISC-020.›MC-030AlternativeDeclarationThe general-purpose Declaration (MC-030) is an alternative declaration form used in many court filings and may serve a similar sworn-statement function when DISC-020 is not specifically mandated.›