NV · rules
JCRLV 51
Actions arising under NRS Chapter 604A
In an action arising under NRS Chapter 604A, the plaintiff must file a “Defaulted Loan Information Sheet,” which must include information in the following format:
DEFAULTED LOAN INFORMATION SHEET
(To be completed by the lender at the time of filing the Complaint)
Name of lender:____________________________________________________
Name of the borrower:_______________________________________________
Date of loan:____________________ Principal amount: $___________________
Annual percentage rate:____________ Total finance charges: $_______________
Other fees (please specify): $__________________________________________
Total payment amount: $_____________________________________________
Date loan due:___________________ Date of default:______________________
Date repayment plan sent to borrower:___________________________________
Expiration date of offer:______________________________________________
Interest rate calculation: In order to determine the final judgment amount, the Court needs to determine the method by which you calculated the total interest due.
Original loan amount: $______________________________________________
Interest accrued at original rate before default: $____________________________
Interest accrued at the statutory rate following default (for no more than 90 days): $_
Any authorized fees: $_____________ Total claimed amount: $_______________
I declare under penalty of perjury under the law of the State of Nevada that the foregoing is true and correct.
Signature_______________________ Executed on ________________________
History
[Added; effective August 11, 2010.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
90cf639df136702080ea39a553639ce47e8567dcf4e7e58225924a33babc6aae
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