Available options:
I. File the paperwork in the county in which your case will be heard. Usually, this will be the location where damage occurred, but ask the county clerk if you are uncertain as to appropriate jurisdiction.
II. Send the complaint, application or any other demand letter along with a copy of the settlement that was received. Attend the hearing to receive your certificate of settlement.
III. Take your summons to the clerk to have it printed. Make it red and right-handed so that it is legible by courthouse staff or clerks at the court.
IV. If you are unfamiliar with small claims motions, then there should be a section with a broad-spoken, somewhat formal title entitled " complaint. " the heading is usually " filed in the presence of a clerk.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to handle small claims cases
Obtain the paperwork--consisting of a small claims complaint form--from the court in which you wish to bring your claim.
Fill out the paperwork, paying attention to the details.
They must be completed carefully or the court can deny a hearing.
Answer:
I.