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SCO — Notice of Intent to File a Certificate Seeking Summary Judgment (sco2-11)

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2026-09-26
Last updated
2026-10-05
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California

SCO sample sco2-11.pdf

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(TAX COLLECTOR’S LETTERHEAD)

NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE A CERTIFICATE SEEKING SUMMARY JUDGMENT

I, (ttc name), as (county) County Tax Collector, State of California, do herewith give NOTICE to the herein below named assessee(s) that I will, not sooner than ten days after the mailing of this NOTICE, and within the time prescribed by law, file with the (county) County Clerk, a CERTIFICATE in which judgment will be sought.

Notice is further given: that the JUDGMENT will be sought in the amount of the tax, penalty, and/or interest that remains unpaid at the time of the filing of the certificate; that, subsequent to the recordation of the JUDGMENT, additional penalties will accrue at the rate prescribed by law; and that an additional fee must be paid at the time of the satisfaction of the judgment for the recording of a release of said judgment, in the amount of $9, for each of the counties wherein an abstract or certified copy of the original judgment was recorded.

FILE OR ASSESSMENT NUMBER FISCAL YEAR ASSESSED VALUE

ASSESSEE NAME ASSESSEE ADDRESS

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY ASSESSED ON THE UNSECURED ROLL:

A 10% penalty must be added to TOTAL if not paid by (date): _______________

TOTAL TAXES DUE: Add 1.5% penalty per month, starting (date): _______________ TOTAL TAXES DUE WITH PENALTIES: $ _______________


___________ County Tax Collector State of California

Executed at (time), (county) County this (day) day of (month), (year).

(SCO 2-11)(2016)

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