Official forms · Iowa

Iowa divorce forms, with their official numbers

Every divorce form Iowa publishes, listed by the number the clerk will ask
for, with a link to the state’s own file. Nothing here is our document.

28forms listed
28with an official number
28with a revision date
28linked to the state’s own file

This is a reference list, not a packet. If you want the process
— what to file first, what it costs, how long it takes — that is on
the Iowa divorce guide. This page exists because the
number is often the only thing you need: a clerk who says “bring the
101” is not going to explain what that is.

Check the revision date before you file. A superseded
revision of the right form is the commonest reason a filing is rejected, and it
is invisible — the form looks correct. Every form here carries a revision date.

All 28 Iowa divorce forms

Form What it is Revised Route File
101 Petition for Dissolution of Marriage — with no minor or dependent adult children 01/23 Without children — both tracks Open →
105 Acceptance of Service — the other spouse signs this instead of being formally served 01/23 Without children — where the spouse accepts service Open →
104 Original Notice for Personal Service 01/23 Without children — where the spouse is formally served Open →
106 Directions for Service of Original Notice — goes to whoever serves the other spouse 01/23 Without children — where the spouse is formally served Open →
110 Affidavit of Service of Original Notice and Petition — filed once service is complete 01/23 Without children — where the spouse is formally served Open →
111 Protected Information Disclosure 01/23 Without children — both tracks Open →
124 Financial Affidavit — one from each spouse 01/23 Without children — both tracks Open →
128 Settlement Agreement 01/23 Without children — settlement track Open →
127 Request for Relief — states what the court is being asked to order 01/23 Without children — contested track Open →
122 Motion — used to ask the court to set a hearing or trial date 01/23 Without children — contested track Open →
126 Notice of Intent to File Written Application for Default Decree — only if the other spouse never answers 01/23 Without children — contested track Open →
125 Affidavit of Mailing Notice — if that notice is mailed 01/23 Without children — contested track Open →
109 Application and Affidavit to Defer Payment of Costs — only where the filing fee is unaffordable 01/23 Without children — both tracks Open →
201 Petition for Dissolution of Marriage — with children 06/24 With children — both tracks Open →
205 Acceptance of Service — the other spouse signs this instead of being formally served 06/24 With children — where the spouse accepts service Open →
204 Original Notice for Personal Service 06/24 With children — where the spouse is formally served Open →
206 Directions for Service of Original Notice — goes to whoever serves the other spouse 06/24 With children — where the spouse is formally served Open →
210 Affidavit of Service of Original Notice and Petition — filed once service is complete 06/24 With children — where the spouse is formally served Open →
211 Protected Information Disclosure 06/24 With children — both tracks Open →
224 Financial Affidavit — one from each spouse 06/24 With children — both tracks Open →
228 Settlement Agreement 06/24 With children — settlement track Open →
229 Agreed Parenting Plan — signed by both spouses 06/24 With children — settlement track Open →
227 Request for Relief 06/24 With children — contested track Open →
230 Proposed Parenting Plan — the custody and visitation schedule being asked for 06/24 With children — contested track Open →
222 Motion — used to ask the court to set a hearing or trial date 06/24 With children — contested track Open →
226 Notice of Intent to File Written Application for Default Decree — only if the other spouse never answers 06/24 With children — contested track Open →
225 Affidavit of Mailing Notice — if that notice is mailed 06/24 With children — contested track Open →
209 Application and Affidavit to Defer Payment of Costs — only where the filing fee is unaffordable 06/24 With children — both tracks Open →
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