Free Ohio Legal Forms

The state of Ohio has developed an extensive library of regulations that can be applied to different situations that may occur. Different types of filers can use these forms but they generally include individuals residing in Ohio and entities set in the state. Some of the documents have certain stipulations in how they are submitted, others do not have any specific requirements. Usually, this type of information can be found in the official instructions that accompany many of the Ohio Legal Forms and are released by state government authorities. For a full list of free Ohio Legal Forms, please check out our library below.

Ohio State Departments

1. Department of Administrative Services
2. Department of Aging
3. Department of Agriculture
4. Department of Commerce
5. Department of Developmental Disabilities
6. Department of Education
7. Department of Health
8. Department of Insurance
9. Department of Job and Family Services
10. Department of Medicaid
11. Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
12. Department of Natural Resources
13. Department of Public Safety
14. Department of Rehabilitation & Correction
15. Department of Taxation
16. Department of Transportation
17. Department of Veterans Services
18. Department of Youth Services

Ohio State Courts

1. Judicial System (all forms)
2. Court of Appeals
3. Court of Common Pleas
4. Courts of Common Pleas Probate Division
5. Municipal and County Courts
6. Supreme Court of Ohio

Ohio State Agencies and Commissions

1. Office of the Ohio Treasurer
2. Attorney General
3. Board of Nursing
4. Bureau of Workers' Compensation
5. Development Services Agency
6. Environmental Protection Agency
7. Office of Budget and Management
8. Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA)
9. Secretary of State
10. State Racing Commission
11. Public Utilities Commission of Ohio

Ohio Legal Forms by County

1. Pierce Township Administration Office
2. City of South Euclid Building and Housing Department
3. Grove City Building and Zoning Division
4. Village of Glendale Building Department
5. Belmont County Clerk of Courts
6. Butler County Common Pleas Court
7. Butler Township Zoning and Planning Department
8. Franklin County County Recorder
9. City of Dayton Department of Finance
10. City of Dayton Planning & Community Development Department
11. City of Toledo Department of Finance
12. City of Toledo Police Department
13. City of Cleveland Division of Taxation
14. City of Parma Division of Taxation 
15. Clermont County Domestic Relations Court
16. Athens County Engineer’s Office
17. Athens County Sheriff's Office
18. City of Fairfield Finance Department
19. City of Miamisburg Finance Department
20. City of Amherst Income Tax Department
21. City of Canton Income Tax Department
22. City of Findlay Income Tax Department 
23. City of Huber Heights Income Tax Department 
24. City of Warren Income Tax Department
25. Warren County Building & Zoning Department
26. Village of Lordstown Income Tax Department
27. City of Troy Income Tax Division 
28. City of Xenia Tax Division
29. Village of Spencerville Utilities Department

State of Ohio legal forms can help filers answer a lot of questions, which can include the following:

• Which state department should be contacted and what is the contact information for the department. Different inquiries are regulated by different types of state departments, bureaus, and commissions, such as the Ohio Department of Taxation, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, the Ohio Secretary of State, etc. Each of them manages their own block of responsibilities, and sometimes it can not be clear from the first view which of the government authorities should be contacted in a given situation;
• When forms should be filed and how often they should be filed. Many Ohio tax forms are supposed to be submitted regularly (for example, once a year) or during a certain time of the year (for example, in the end of the fiscal year), while others do not require such consistency. To figure it out, filers should check instructions attached to the forms, or contact the government authority that released them.

In addition to the aspects mentioned above, filers can also find forms for those whose first language is not English, which documents should be attached to the applications, etc. 

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