Do I need a local form to file a civil complaint in Siskiyou County?

No county-specific form is required. The Civil Case Cover Sheet (CM-010), Summons (SUM-100), and complaint are the filing set.

What must be served with the summons in Siskiyou County?

The summons, complaint, and cover sheet plus Notice of Case Management Conference, ADR Information Package.

Filing a civil complaint in Siskiyou County, California: what the clerk requires

Where to file

Siskiyou County Superior Court (Civil Division)411 Fourth Street, Yreka, CA 96097all civil

What Siskiyou County requires with the complaint

Beyond the statewide Civil Case Cover Sheet (CM-010), Summons (SUM-100), and your complaint.

No county-specific form is required with a new civil complaint in Siskiyou County. The statewide set (Civil Case Cover Sheet CM-010, Summons SUM-100, and the complaint) is what the clerk expects.

Checked against the court's local rules and forms pages on 2026-10-09.

What to serve with the summons

Notice of Case Management Conference
ADR Information Package

What filers get caught by here

Local Rule 2.23: e-filing permissive; paper accepted; must use authorized EFSP; PDF text-searchable.
Rule 4.01(A)(2): court reviews compliance with 60-day service benchmark at ~80-90 days; sanctions possible.
Rules file labeled 'Revised 01/01/2025' inside a '2026 final' PDF; a July 2026 draft also exists.

What SimpleCase generates for a Siskiyou County filing

From one uploaded complaint, reviewed on one screen before anything downloads.

CM-010 Civil Case Cover Sheet
SUM-100 Summons
POS-010 Proof of Service (Personal)
Case Party Information (Siskiyou County, SC-CV-2)

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