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What this form asks for
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The AI checks your answers before you download
12 checks built for this form, so a wrong date or a missing answer is caught before anyone else sees it.
This check ensures the 'Name of person asking for protection' field is not empty. This information is legally required to identify the petitioner and is the primary subject of the restraining order. If this field is left blank, the form submission will be rejected as it is invalid without the petitioner's identity.
This validation verifies that the 'Name of person you want protection from' field has been filled. Identifying the person from whom protection is sought is fundamental to the purpose of the restraining order. A failure to provide this name makes the legal document unenforceable and the submission will be considered incomplete.
This check compares the 'Case Number' field on page 1 with the 'Case Number' field on page 2 to ensure they are identical. Maintaining a consistent case number across all pages is critical for correct filing and linking of documents within the court system. A mismatch will trigger an error to prevent misfiling or processing delays.
This validation ensures that the text area in section 3c, 'Describe how the person in 2 abused you or your children,' is not empty. This narrative is the core evidence for the request and must be provided for the court to evaluate the need for a restraining order. Submissions lacking this description will be flagged as incomplete and require the user to provide details.
This check validates that the 'Date of abuse' field in section 3a contains a properly formatted date (e.g., MM/DD/YYYY) and that the date is not in the future. This ensures the integrity of the timeline of events presented to the court. An invalid format or a future date will result in an error, prompting the user to correct the entry.
This validation confirms that for each incident described (sections 3f and 4f), one option ('Yes' or 'No') has been selected for the question 'Did the police or other law enforcement come?'. This is a required piece of information for the court to understand the context of the incident. If neither is selected, the user will be prompted to make a selection before proceeding.
And 6 more checks
- Conditional EPO Question Logic
- Conditional EPO Protection Logic
- Secondary Incident Description Requirement
- Logical Date Sequencing
- At Least One Incident Required
- Attachment Indicator Logic
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How to Fill Out DV-101 Online for Free in 2026
What the AI walks you through.
- Navigate to Instafill.ai and upload or select the Form DV-101.
- Enter the case number and the full names of the person asking for protection and the person you want protection from.
- In Section 3, provide a detailed description of the most recent incident of abuse, including the date, who was present, and what happened.
- Describe any use of weapons, injuries sustained, and whether police were called, noting if an Emergency Protective Order was issued.
- Use the subsequent sections (4 and 5) to describe any other past incidents of abuse, providing as much detail as possible.
- If you need more space than the form provides, check the box indicating you are attaching an extra sheet and title it 'DV-101—Description of Abuse'.
- Carefully review all the information you have entered for accuracy and completeness before printing and attaching it to your DV-100 request.
Common Mistakes in Completing DV-101
The ones the AI is built to catch.
Providing Vague or Emotional Abuse Descriptions
Using Incomplete or Incorrect Names
Omitting or Incorrectly Entering the Case Number
Failing to Provide Specific Dates of Abuse
Not Fully Detailing the Use or Threat of Weapons
Forgetting to Attach Required Documents
Providing Inconsistent Information Across Sections
Minimizing or Omitting Injuries
Leaving the 'Who was there?' Field Blank or Incomplete
Submitting an Illegible or Poorly Formatted Form
Failing to Clear Form Data on a Shared Computer
Frequently Asked Questions About DV-101
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Other forms like this one
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