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Professional Declaration Exhibits in 15 Minutes

Stamp supporting documents for declarations, certifications, and sworn statements. Create court-ready exhibit packages for motions, TROs, and summary judgment filings.

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The Filing Deadline Pressure

Your opposition to summary judgment is due at 5 PM. You have 8 exhibits to attach to your declaration. Each document needs a professional exhibit stamp that matches your declaration references. No time to hand-stamp and scan each one.

ExhibitPrep solves this: Upload 8 documents, stamp in 60 seconds, download combined PDF. Total time: 15 minutes. File with hours to spare.

Pro Se Litigants: Look Professional Without Legal Staff

Self-represented parties often struggle to create professional-looking court filings. Hand-written exhibit labels or inconsistent formatting can undermine your credibility with the judge.

ExhibitPrep gives you the same professional exhibit stamps that law firms use. Your declaration package will look as polished as one prepared by a legal assistant - because presentation matters in court.

Declaration Exhibit Workflow (7 Steps)

1

Gather Supporting Documents

Collect all documents referenced in your declaration (emails, contracts, photos, records) that will be attached as exhibits.

2

Upload Documents to ExhibitPrep

Drag and drop PDFs, images, or scanned documents into ExhibitPrep. Supports contracts, emails, photos, and records.

3

Arrange in Declaration Order

Order exhibits to match the sequence they appear in your declaration text (Exhibit A first referenced, then B, etc.).

4

Choose Exhibit Label Format

Select auto-letter (A, B, C) for standard declarations or auto-number (1, 2, 3) based on court preference.

5

Configure Professional Stamp

Choose stamp style and position. Add case caption and number for formal filings. Preview each exhibit.

6

Batch Stamp All Exhibits

Stamp entire exhibit set in seconds. ExhibitPrep automatically detects duplicate labels to prevent errors.

7

Download and Attach to Declaration

Download as ZIP (individual files) or combined PDF. Attach exhibits to your declaration for e-filing or printing.

Time & Cost Savings

TaskManual ProcessExhibitPrep
Stamp 8 exhibits45 minutes2 minutes
Scan/convert to PDF30 minutes0 minutes
Verify label consistency15 minutesAutomatic
Combine into single PDF20 minutes1 click
Total Time2+ hours15 minutes
Cost @ $150/hr$300+$14.99

* Savings: 1 hour 45 minutes and $285+ per declaration package

Common Declaration Types & Exhibits

TRO / Preliminary Injunction (5-15 exhibits)

Emergency relief requiring immediate, organized filing

Threatening communications, photos of harm/damage, police reports, medical records, prior court orders, witness statements, timeline documentation

Summary Judgment Opposition (10-30 exhibits)

Detailed factual record to defeat dispositive motion

Contracts, emails showing disputed facts, deposition excerpts, expert reports, business records, correspondence, photos, financial documents

Pro Se Motion Support (5-10 exhibits)

Self-represented litigant filings

Key correspondence, contracts, photos, receipts, official records, screenshots of text messages or social media

Employment Dispute Declaration (8-20 exhibits)

Discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination claims

Employment contract, performance reviews, HR complaints, discriminatory emails, pay records, termination letter, witness statements

Personal Injury Declaration (10-25 exhibits)

Damages and liability documentation

Accident photos, medical records and bills, insurance correspondence, lost wage documentation, police report, expert medical opinions

Best Practices for Declaration Exhibits

  • Match exhibit labels to declaration text

    If your declaration says "see Exhibit A," make sure that document is actually stamped as Exhibit A

  • Order exhibits sequentially

    Exhibits should appear in the order they're first referenced in your declaration

  • Use "true and correct copy" language

    Include attestation: "Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a true and correct copy of..."

  • Include case caption on stamps

    Add case name and number to exhibit stamps for formal court filings

  • Verify before filing

    Double-check that every exhibit referenced in your declaration is actually attached

  • Keep originals accessible

    Courts may require original documents for authentication at trial or hearing

Why ExhibitPrep for Declaration Exhibits?

Meet Tight Deadlines

  • 15 minutes vs 2+ hours manual preparation
  • Essential for same-day TRO filings
  • No printing, scanning, or physical handling
  • Instant combined PDF for e-filing

Professional Results

  • Consistent stamp positioning on every exhibit
  • Case caption and number on each stamp
  • Automatic duplicate label detection
  • Pro se filings look professionally prepared

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a declaration and an affidavit?

Both are sworn statements, but declarations are signed under penalty of perjury without a notary, while affidavits require notarization. Federal courts and most state courts accept declarations under 28 U.S.C. 1746. Exhibits attach the same way to both - each referenced document gets a unique exhibit label (A, B, C or 1, 2, 3) and is attached after the signature page.

How should I reference exhibits in my declaration text?

Use clear references like 'A true and correct copy of the email is attached hereto as Exhibit A.' or 'See Contract, attached as Exhibit 1.' Be consistent throughout - if you start with letters, continue with letters. ExhibitPrep's auto-labeling ensures your exhibit stamps match your declaration references exactly.

What exhibits are commonly attached to declarations?

Common declaration exhibits include: emails and correspondence, contracts and agreements, photographs, medical records and bills, pay stubs and employment records, text messages (screenshots), social media posts, invoices and receipts, and official records. Any document that supports factual statements in your declaration can be attached as an exhibit.

How do I prepare declaration exhibits for a TRO or preliminary injunction?

Emergency motions require fast, organized exhibit preparation. Upload all supporting documents to ExhibitPrep, arrange in the order referenced in your declaration, batch stamp with consistent labels, and download as combined PDF for immediate e-filing. The 15-minute workflow is critical when facing same-day filing deadlines for TROs.

Can pro se litigants use ExhibitPrep for declaration exhibits?

Yes, ExhibitPrep is especially helpful for self-represented parties who don't have legal assistant support. The simple interface guides you through exhibit preparation without legal training. Professional-looking stamps help your filing appear credible to the court, which is important when you're representing yourself.

How much time does ExhibitPrep save for declaration exhibit preparation?

Manual preparation of 5-10 declaration exhibits takes 2-3 hours: printing, hand-stamping, scanning, organizing, and combining. ExhibitPrep completes the same task in 15 minutes. For law firms, this saves $150-$300 in paralegal time per declaration at typical billing rates. For pro se litigants, it means meeting tight filing deadlines.

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