Q: How do I get the file I'm seeking? I'm supplying all required information

A: I apologize, but I don't have enough context to determine which specific file you are seeking or what information you believe you are supplying. Different types of records requests in California have different processes and requirements.

In general, to request public records in California under the California Public Records Act (CPRA):

1. Identify the government agency that has the records you want.

2. Submit a written request describing the records as specifically as possible. No special form is required, but the request should be clear. Provide your contact information.

3. The agency has 10 days to respond, possibly extending by 14 days in specified unusual circumstances. They should provide the records unless an exemption applies.

4. If part or all of the request is denied, the agency must justify the denial in writing.

5. If dissatisfied, you can seek court review of the denial.

For court records, contact the court clerk in the relevant courthouse. Different procedures may apply for different types of cases and documents.

To advise further, I would need more specifics on the nature of the file, what entity maintains it, and what you have already done to try to obtain it. Let me know if you can provide additional details about your situation. But in general, submitting a clear written request to the appropriate agency or court is the way to initiate the process under California law.