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Sc100 form filler

Skill cxcscmu/SkillLearnBench/skills/b4-skill-creator-gemini-3.1-pro-preview/court-form-filling/sc100-form-filler

How to map and fill the California Small Claims Court form SC-100 (Plaintiff's Claim and ORDER to Go to Small Claims Court). Use this skill whenever the user mentions filling an SC-100 form or filing a small claims case in California.From its SKILL.md

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Filling the SC-100 Form

This skill maps standard case description elements to the PDF form fields of the California Small Claims Court SC-100 form.

Field Mappings

Page 2 - Plaintiff and Defendant Details

Item 1: Plaintiff Information

  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].PxCaption[0].Plaintiff[0]: Plaintiff Name
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].PlaintiffName1[0]: Plaintiff Name
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].PlaintiffAddress1[0]: Street Address
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].PlaintiffCity1[0]: City
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].PlaintiffState1[0]: State
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].PlaintiffZip1[0]: Zip
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].PlaintiffPhone1[0]: Phone Number
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List1[0].Item1[0].EmailAdd1[0]: Email Address (if available)

Item 2: Defendant Information

  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List2[0].item2[0].DefendantName1[0]: Defendant Name
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List2[0].item2[0].DefendantAddress1[0]: Street Address
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List2[0].item2[0].DefendantCity1[0]: City
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List2[0].item2[0].DefendantState1[0]: State
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List2[0].item2[0].DefendantZip1[0]: Zip
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List2[0].item2[0].DefendantPhone1[0]: Phone Number

Item 3: The Claim

  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List3[0].PlaintiffClaimAmount1[0]: Amount owed ($)
  • SC-100[0].Page2[0].List3[0].Lia[0].FillField2[0]: Why does the defendant owe the plaintiff money? (3a)

Page 3 - Claim Details & Venue

Header

  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].PxCaption[0].Plaintiff[0]: Plaintiff Name

Item 3 (continued)

  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List3[0].Lib[0].Date2[0]: Date Started (3b)
  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List3[0].Lib[0].Date3[0]: Through Date (3b)
  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List3[0].Lic[0].FillField1[0]: How did you calculate the money owed? (3c)

Item 4: Asked for Payment

  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List4[0].Item4[0].Checkbox50[0]: "Yes" (Check if plaintiff asked for payment) -> value /1
  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List4[0].Item4[0].Checkbox50[1]: "No" -> value /2

Item 5: Venue

  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List5[0].Lia[0].Checkbox5cb[0]: "a. Where the defendant lives or does business." -> value /1

Item 6, 7, 8: Extra Info

  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List6[0].item6[0].ZipCode1[0]: Zip code of the courthouse or where defendant lives.
  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List7[0].item7[0].Checkbox60[1]: "No" to attorney-client fee dispute -> value /2
  • SC-100[0].Page3[0].List8[0].item8[0].Checkbox61[1]: "No" to suing a public entity -> value /2

Page 4 - Declarations & Signature

Header

  • SC-100[0].Page4[0].PxCaption[0].Plaintiff[0]: Plaintiff Name

Item 9 & 10: Claim History

  • SC-100[0].Page4[0].List9[0].Item9[0].Checkbox62[1]: "No" to >12 claims -> value /2
  • SC-100[0].Page4[0].List10[0].li10[0].Checkbox63[1]: "No" to claim >$2,500 -> value /2

Signatures

  • SC-100[0].Page4[0].Sign[0].Date1[0]: Date of signature
  • SC-100[0].Page4[0].Sign[0].PlaintiffName1[0]: Plaintiff's printed name

Best Practices

  • Dates should be formatted consistently, typically YYYY-MM-DD or as specified.
  • Use /1 for Yes and /2 for No where standard Yes/No pairs exist in checkboxes.
  • Leave optional and court-filled fields empty as required.

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