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Ky. Cir. Ct. Clerks' Manual UNSATISFIED CIVIL JUDGMENT INVOLVING MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
UNSATISFIED CIVIL JUDGMENT INVOLVING MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
99 UNSATISFIED CIVIL JUDGMENT
INVOLVING MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
KRS 187.400
Process Map
When a judgment is entered in a case involving a motor vehicle accident and the
judgment remains unsatisfied for a period of sixty (60) days, the license and
registration of any person against who such a judgment was rendered may be
suspended.
A certified copy of the judgment and Department of Transportation Form TC
94-65 is required.
1. Upon receipt of Department of Transportation Form TC94-65 and at the Quick Reference
request of the judgment creditor, sign the form as appropriate. There is Form TC 94-65
no fee. File, date, initial
2. Apply the FILED stamp to the form; add the date and your initials. File
on a document screen. Use document type RCJ. Document type RCJ
3. Mail a copy to the Transportation Cabinet, Division of Driver Licensing.
Transportation Cabinet
4. Send a copy to the plaintiff’s attorney and a copy by first class mail to the
Division of Driver
defendant. Collect postage as set forth in the Accounting Manual.
Licensing
NOTE: This form is only submitted for judgments entered concerning 200 Mero Street-
personal injury and property damage resulting from an automobile accident. 2nd Floor
Frankfort, KY 40622
Provenance
- Source
- www.kycourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
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