Jury Duty Transportation Hardship Form

Serving on a jury is an important civic duty, but transportation challenges can create genuine hardship for some citizens. Whether you live far from the courthouse, rely on limited public transit, face mobility issues, or cannot afford daily parking fees, this Jury Duty Transportation Hardship Form helps you document your situation and request an exemption or deferral.

This form is designed for individuals who have received a jury summons but face significant transportation barriers. It collects essential information about your location, available transit options, financial constraints, and any special circumstances that make travel to the courthouse difficult or impossible.

Paperform makes it simple to submit your hardship request online, attach supporting documentation like transit schedules or parking receipts, and receive confirmation instantly. The form calculates distances, evaluates your responses, and generates a complete hardship statement for court review—no need for confusing PDFs or lengthy trips to the courthouse just to file paperwork.

Courts and civic administrators can also use Paperform to streamline their jury management process. With conditional logic, responses are automatically routed based on hardship type, and submissions sync directly to case management systems via Stepper for faster review and decision-making. This reduces administrative burden and helps ensure that genuine hardship cases receive timely consideration while maintaining the integrity of the jury selection process.

Whether you're a citizen navigating jury duty obligations or a court administrator modernizing your hardship review workflow, Paperform provides a clear, accessible, and efficient solution that respects everyone's time and circumstances.