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 	Adoption proceedings are handled at the 
 	William R. Ridgeway Family Relations Courthouse. All document processing in adoption matters (including housing of
 	adoption files) are handled in the Probate Unit. 

Forms and Filing

	All adoptions require the use of mandatory forms 
 with the exception of adult adoptions as there are no 
 mandatory forms developed by Judicial Council. Please go to the
	
	California Courts self-help website - external link for reference materials regarding adult adoptions.
If you are seeking an Independent, Agency, or Intercountry adoption:

	A hearing can be scheduled after the following documents have been
 	filed with the court:

Adoption Request;
Adoption Report;
Accounting Reports; and
Consents, Relinquishments, or Termination of Parental Rights
Exhibits: Sacramento Superior Court

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 Exhibits are documents or objects produced by a party in an action for 
 identification and may be admitted into evidence during a trial or hearing. 
 Once the trial or hearing is concluded, the court may order the exhibits to be 
 released to counsel or self-represented parties, or parties may 
 stipulate to the return of exhibits pursuant to 
 Code of Civil Procedure section 1952 - external link, or 
 Penal Code sections 1417 through 1420 - external link. 


 	Digital Evidence Policy

 Exhibits are maintained in several locations throughout the Sacramento Superior 
 Court. For further information regarding exhibits after conclusion of a 
 trial or hearing, contact the divsions below:

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(Unlimited and Limited Civil cases excluding Limited Civil Unlawful Detainer and Small Claims cases)
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 720 9th Street, Room 101
 Sacramento, CA 95814
 916-874-5121
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 Sacramento, CA 95814
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Or you can download it and submit by mail.Submit an authorization online for us to get your medical information (VA Form 21-4142)Get VA Form 21-4142 to downloadFile by mailSend your forms and any supporting documents to the address that matches the benefit type you’re filing for:Disability compensationDepartment of Veterans AffairsClaims Intake CenterPO Box 4444Janesville, WI 53547-4444Life insuranceDepartment of Veterans AffairsAttention: Insurance CenterPO Box 5209Janesville, WI 53547Pension and survivor benefitsDepartment of Veterans AffairsClaims Intake CenterPO Box 5365Janesville, WI 53547-5365Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC)Department of Veterans AffairsEvidence Intake CenterPO Box 5154Janesville, WI 53547Health care benefits and all other benefit types: Check the decision letter for your initial claim or application for instructions on how to submit the form.File in person (only for claims that aren’t related to health care benefits) Bring your completed forms and any supporting documents to a VA regional office for claims that aren’t related to health care benefits.Find a VA regional office near youNote: You can ask a VA regional office for copies of the forms to fill out. Or call us at 800-827-1000 (TTY: 711) to request forms. We’re here Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET. File with the help of a trained professionalAn accredited attorney, claims agent, or VSO representative can help you file a Supplemental Claim.Get help requesting a decision review

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Employment/Human Resources | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
If the Court Human Resources is receiving the application packets, please mail your completed application, cover letter, and current resume to:
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County of TuolumneAttention: HR Department
12855 Justice Center Drive
Sonora, CA 95370
Your completed application packet must be received by mail in the Human Resources office by 5:00 p.m. on the final filing date listed on the job announcement.

Can I just send in my resume without an application?

No, we do not accept resumes in lieu of applications. You must submit a completed Tuolumne Superior Court Application and a current resume in order to be considered for a position.

Are Supplemental Applications required for your positions?

Some of our positions do require a Supplemental Application, other positions do not. Please review the application instructions carefully concerning the position you are interested in applying for, to see if a Supplemental Application is required.

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All applications will be screened after an opening’s final filing date and applicants will be notified of their status by email.

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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Snowy and Piru Creek trails are expert level trails that will attract limited visitation by expert level motorcyclists seeking maximum challenge. These trails will need to have very sturdy width limiters to prevent SXSs from attempting to use the trails, with potentially disastrous results. Gold Hill Rd is currently restricted to highway licensed vehicles only. This effectively closes Gold Hill to most OHVs. There have been past discussions about creating a parallel route to Gold Hill that would be open to OHV's, but locating this route was problematic. The Hungry Valley SVRA is in the final stages of preparing a new General Plan that includes repaving Gold Hill Rd. Please consider some coordination with State Parks on the Goldhill campground project. This would be highly beneficial to visitors to both the SVRA and Los Padres NF. In summary, we support this planning grant. As you might imagine we would like to see many more campground and trail improvements on the Los Padres. Bruce Whitcher - 5/2/2024

I am submitting these comments to the USFS-Los Padres National Forest’s 2024 planning grant application. As an OHV motorcycle rider I am significantly interested in the Grant Application. My use of OHVs is primarily in the Pozo/La Panza region (part of the Santa Lucia District), but through my affiliation with the Central Coast Trail Riders Association (CCTRA) I have an interest in OHV issues throughout the Los Padres National Forest. Let me say at the outset that I am very supportive of the Grant Application and I am pleased to see that the Los Padres National Forest (LPNF) has initiated these plans. My comments are intended to clarify some of the issues; in particular items addressed in the Santa Lucia District. SANTA LUCIA DISTRICT The Grant Application identifies two planning projects in the Pozo/La Panza region of the Santa Lucia District; namely planning projects that pertain to Turkey Flats and Navajo Flats staging areas. These two staging areas are the primary staging areas serving the Pozo/La Panza region. Navajo Flats is generally accessed from Highway 58/Red Hill Road in the eastern portion of the region and is somewhat favored by users coming from North San Luis Obispo County and the Central Valley.
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The court will accept or reject the documents. The documents are returned to the EFSP for return to the filer through the EFSP’s electronic filing portal.

Why do I have to register as an electronic filer (eFiler)?

Registration as an electronic filer is required to establish an account for your electronically filed documents. Your account will allow you to check the status of your electronically filed documents and will provide a path for the court to return your documents to you.

Do I have to use an EFSP?

Yes. The Judicial Council has mandated that all courts accepting electronically filed documents use independent EFSPs. Pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure Section 1010.6(e) the court may not accept electronic filings directly. You can choose any approved EFSP listed on the court’s website.

What time do I have to submit my document to have it deemed filed the same day?

Any document electronically received by the court between 12:00 a.m. and 11:59:59 p.m. on a court day shall be deemed filed on that court day.  Any document that is received electronically on a non-court day shall be deemed filed on the next court day. (Code of Civil Procedure section 1010.6 subd. (b)(3); Cal. Rules of Court, rules 2.252 and 2.253.

What type of cases can I eFile?

Adoption
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 With or without an Adoption Petition

Civil
Civil Harassment Petitions
 Including: Civil Harassment, Elder or Dependent Adult Abuse, Workplace Violence

Civil Petitions
 Including: Name Change and/or Gender Change, Minor’s Claim, or other In the Matter of Petitions

Family
Probate
Small Claims

Is eFiling mandatory?

No.  eFiling is currently not mandated for any case type.

Is eFiling secure?

Yes. The eFiling system adheres to state and federal security regulations and meets Payment Card Industry Security Standards to protect filer and transaction information.

Can I change my EFSP after I have chosen and registered with one?

Yes.
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 At DOR, you can make a difference. We administer the largest vocational rehabilitation program in
 the United States and have more than 1800 employees serving more than 120,000 Californians with
 disabilities annually through nearly 100 locations statewide. At the DOR there are more than 40 different
 state job classifications ranging from technical, analytical, counseling, teaching, administrative and
 management positions..
 

 DOR's Critical Hiring Needs
 

SVRC-QRP

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 Senior Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Qualified Rehabilitation Professional
 

 Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Counseling staff at the DOR assist people with disabilities to
 achieve independence through employment, which is one of the primary functions of the Department.
 Positions are available in locations statewide. In order to gain eligibility for employment, you
 must complete an online examination. The online examination is available 24/7.
 

 Job Duties/Requirements for Appointment
 

 The SVRC-QRP evaluates the vocational rehabilitation potential and eligibility of persons with
 physical and mental disabilities in order to develop an individualized plan for each person being
 served. The requirements for appointment to the SVRC-QRP class include either a Masters or Doctoral
 degree in counseling or a closely related field, or a person may possess an active certification as
 a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. Students in the last academic year of this Masters’ or Doctoral
 program may also apply.
 


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Support Services Assistant (Interpreter)

 The Interpreter at the DOR provides a wide range of interpreting services for Rehabilitation Counselors
 for the Deaf or other deaf or hard of hearing staff members.