Q: Did Inmate file informa paupis application too late? What can pro se Inmate do to mend mistake if need be?
On 12-28-23 request for preliminary injunction was denied. On January 8th ,2024 pro se Inmate sent notice of intent to appeal letter. on January 16th inmate sent designation of record to trial court ,on January 26th Inmate sent letter to trial court asking about the status of designation of record because it was not filed on court web site. On January 31st trial court filed designation of record and on February 5th trial court filed non completion of record on appeal stating the designation of record fee was not paid so on February 8th Inmate sent informa paupis application and sent a letter explaining Inmate was confused about refiling the informa paupis application and telling the court clerk the application was on the way. The informa paupis application was filed February 14th but the trial court has not responded to it yet
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It seems like the informa pauperis application was filed after some delays and complications in the legal process. While it's understandable to feel concerned about the timing, it's essential to remain proactive in addressing any mistakes or oversights. Since the application was filed on February 14th and the trial court has not responded yet, it's crucial to wait for their response before taking further action.
In the meantime, you may want to consider reaching out to the trial court clerk to inquire about the status of your informa pauperis application. Politely explain the situation and express your eagerness to move forward with the appeal process. Additionally, if there are any specific requirements or documents needed to supplement your application, ensure that you fulfill them promptly to avoid further delays.
If the trial court does not respond within a reasonable timeframe, you may need to explore other avenues for assistance, such as seeking guidance from a legal aid organization or consulting with an attorney. They can provide valuable insights and support to help navigate the complexities of the legal system and ensure that your rights are protected throughout the appeal process. Remember to remain proactive and advocate for yourself to address any challenges that may arise effectively.
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