Unlawful Detainer
UD-120: Verification by Landlord Regarding Rental Assistance—Unlawful Detainer
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form allows landlords to verify that they have received rental assistance payments for a tenant's unpaid rent in an unlawful detainer (eviction) case. Landlords use it to demonstrate to the court that the tenant's debt has been paid through a government rental assistance program, which can stop or resolve an eviction proceeding.
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Forms that go with UD-120
UD-100RequiredComplaint — Unlawful DetainerThe Unlawful Detainer Complaint (UD-100) is the initiating pleading that must be filed before a default judgment can be sought, establishing the basis for the eviction action.›CIV-100RequiredRequest for Entry of DefaultThe Request for Entry of Default (CIV-100) must typically be filed and granted by the court clerk before a Declaration for Default Judgment (UD-120) can be submitted.›UD-115Often filed with itRequest for Entry of Default (Unlawful Detainer)The Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession (UD-115) may need to be served with the summons and complaint to ensure all occupants are bound by the default judgment sought via UD-120.›UD-105Often filed with itAnswer — Unlawful DetainerThe Answer to Unlawful Detainer (UD-105) is the defendant's response form; if no answer is filed by the defendant, it is what triggers the plaintiff's ability to file for default judgment using UD-120.›UD-110Next stepJudgment — Unlawful DetainerThe Default Judgment (UD-110) is the court's judgment form that is completed and issued by the court as the direct outcome of a successful UD-120 declaration filing.›