Form Sc 100A – Fill Out and Use This PDF

Updated: Oct 31, 2026

The SC-100A form serves as an essential attachment to the SC-100, also known as the Plaintiff's Claim and ORDER to Go to Small Claims Court, for cases involving more than two plaintiffs or defendants. It facilitates the listing of additional parties involved in a small claims case, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately recorded and submitted to the court. If your situation involves multiple parties or your claim exceeds certain thresholds, refer to this form to provide all required details. Ready to get started? Click the button below to fill out your SC-100A form confidently.

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Form Sc 100A PDF Details

Initiating litigation in small claims court necessitates careful attention to detail and adherence to specific protocols, one of which includes the accurate completion of necessary forms such as the SC 100A. This document serves as a crucial attachment to the SC-100, pertinent for instances where there are multiple plaintiffs or defendants involved in a case. The form is designed to collect comprehensive information about each party, including job titles, addresses, and contact information, which is vital for ensuring all parties are properly notified and can participate in the legal process. Importantly, the form provides a mechanism for listing additional plaintiffs or defendants beyond the first two, acknowledging the complexity that can arise in legal disputes. For those plaintiffs operating under a fictitious business name, the form mandates the attachment of form SC-103, ensuring that all business entities are accurately represented. Acknowledgment of the limitation on filing claims over $2,500 more than twice in a calendar year in California is a critical declaration made within this document, underscoring the financial boundaries within which small claims court operates. Moreover, the form highlights the irrevocable decision to waive the right to appeal once a claim is filed, a stark reminder of the finality of judgments in small claims court. This form, therefore, not only structures the initial phase of litigation but also delineates critical rules and limitations within the small claims process, embodying the balance between accessibility and regimentation in the pursuit of justice.

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How to Fill Out Form SC-100A

Form SC-100A at a glance

What it is: Form SC-100A, Other Plaintiffs or Defendants, is an attachment to Plaintiff's Claim and ORDER to Go to Small Claims Court.

Who signs: Enter the Date, Type or print your name and Sign your name.

If more than two plaintiffs (person, business, or entity suing), list their information on this form.

If more than one defendant (person, business, or entity being sued), list their information on this form.

What to bring and attach to Form SC-100A

Make copies of all the pages of this form and any attachments—one for each party named in this case and an extra copy for yourself.⁠^[2]

A filled-in Form SC-100A example: two more plaintiffs and one more defendant

Form SC-100A example filled out, example: two more plaintiffs and one more defendant — Sam Sample fills out Form SC-100A to add plaintiffs and a defendant. Two more plaintiffs and one more defendant, a company, go on the form. The picture shows page 1, and none of its entries is real. Neither plaintiff does business under a fictitious name, so No is ticked and Yes stays empty in Other plaintiffs. Each party's mailing address is the same as the street address, so Mailing address (if different) stays empty in Other plaintiffs and Other defendants. Only two more plaintiffs are listed, so the box in More than 4 plaintiffs stays empty. Only one more defendant is listed, so the box in More than two defendants stays empty. The claim is not for more than the amount the form asks about, so No is ticked and Yes stays empty in Your claim.

How to fill out Form SC-100A, box by box

Case Number and the attachment box

Enter the Case Number.

This form is attached to form SC-100, item 1 or 2.

Other plaintiffs

For each other plaintiff, enter the Other plaintiff's name, Street address, City, State, Zip and Phone.

Enter the Mailing address (if different), with its City, State and Zip.

Mark Yes or No for: Is this plaintiff doing business under a fictitious name? If yes, attach form SC-103.

More than 4 plaintiffs

For the last plaintiff, mark Yes or No for Is this plaintiff doing business under a fictitious name? Check here if more than 4 plaintiffs and fill out and attach another form SC-100A.

Other defendants

For each other defendant, enter the Other defendant's name, Street address, City, State, Zip, Phone and the Mailing address (if different) with its City, State and Zip.

Person or agent authorized for service of process

If this defendant is a corporation, limited liability company, or public entity, list the person or agent authorized for service of process.

For service of process, enter the Name, Address, Job title, if known, and the City, State and Zip.

More than two defendants

Check here if your case is against more than two defendants, and fill out and attach another form SC-100A.

Your claim

Mark Yes or No for: Is your claim for more than $2,500? (checked October 31, 2026)

If yes, I have not filed, and understand that I cannot file, more than two small claims cases for more than $2,500 in California during this calendar year. (checked October 31, 2026)

Appeal, perjury and signing

I understand that by filing a claim in small claims court, I have no right to appeal this claim.

"I declare under penalty of perjury under California state law that the information" on this form and on any attachments to this form "is true and correct."

For the second signer, enter the Date, Type or print your name and Sign your name.

Common questions about Form SC-100A

Where do I file it?

Take or mail the original and the copies to the court clerk’s office and pay the filing fee. Your court may allow electronic filing.⁠^[2]

Sources

[1] Form SC-100A (Revised January 1, 2017), Other Plaintiffs or Defendants, Judicial Council of California (the Official source link on this page).

[2] courts.ca.gov, Form SC-100, Plaintiff's Claim and ORDER to Go to Small Claims Court. Accessed October 30, 2026.