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Nevada Small Claims Forms

Nevada small claims cases are filed in Justice Court, and each county uses its own current forms. Nevada has no single mandated statewide small claims complaint form. NRS Chapter 73 sets the substantive procedure but does not prescribe a form. In the Eighth Judicial District (Clark County), the Civil Law Self-Help Center — a self-help resource for self-represented litigants operated inside the Regional Justice Center and linked from the official Nevada Judiciary site (nvcourts.gov) — publishes the Small Claims Complaint (a sworn affidavit of complaint that doubles as the Order to Appear/summons) used at Clark County's township justice courts, with separate versions for Henderson and North Las Vegas Townships. Other Nevada counties' justice courts publish their own versions through their own self-help resources.

The forms you need

To open a small claims case in Nevada you file the court's claim form and a service/summons form:

Terminology and layout vary by county in Nevada. The blank forms are free; getting the wording right is what keeps your case from being sent back. We supply your county's current forms, completed with your claim.

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Small claims is filed at the county level. Pick your county for its court, fee, and forms — or start your claim and we'll ask where you'd sue.

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Common questions

What forms do I need for small claims in Nevada?

The court's claim form plus a summons/service form, filed in Justice Court. Some counties add a return-of-service form.

What is the Nevada small claims form called?

It depends on the county and court — often a Statement of Claim, Complaint, or Petition. We use your court's exact term.

Where do I get Nevada small claims forms?

From the county court that will hear your case. We keep the current version for each supported county.

Your small claims filing packet — $49

Everything above, assembled and filled in with your facts:

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Reviewed by Small Claims Desk · Last reviewed 2026-08-23 · Sourced from Nevada judiciary self-help resources and each county's clerk of court and NRS 73.010 (jurisdiction: money claims not exceeding $10,000; venue — the township where the defendant resides, does business, or is employed, or where the injury occurred or a contracted obligation was to be performed). See how we verify.