PA · rules
Delaware Cnty. C.P. CommonPleasAdminOrders_AOD THIS 28
DAY OF June AD 2018
ANGELA MARTINEZ ESQ., DIRECTOR
OFFICE OF SUPPORT
Kevin F. Kelly P.J.
EXHIBIT "A"
CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION
FORM
Policy of the Unified Judicial System of PennsylvaniaCase Records Public Access
204 Pa. Code § 213.81
www.pacourts.us/public-records
(Party name as displayed in case caption) Docket/Case No.
Vs.
(Party name as displayed in case caption) Court
This form is associated with the pleading titled dated, ,
Pursuant to the Case Records Public Access Policy of the Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania, the Confidential
Information Form shall accompany a filing where confidential information is required by law, ordered by the court, or
otherwise necessary to effect thedisposition of a matter. This form, and any additional pages, shall remain confidential,
except that it shall be available to the parties, counsel of record, the court, and the custodian. This form, and any
additional pages, must be served on all unrepresented parties and counsel of record.
This Information Pertains to: Confidential Information: References in Filing:
(full name of adult)
OR
This information pertains to a
minor with the initials of
and the full name of
(full name of minor)
and date of birth:
Social Security Number (SSN):
Financial Account Number (FAN):
Driver's License Number (DLN):
State of Issuance:
State Identification Number (SID):
Alternative Reference:
Provenance
- Source
- www.delcopa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
5b870163b8e66caaf3e25932da37d898351f7e0e961770ae0f4a831f79a8f1e4
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