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This document is for individuals in Kansas seeking permission to use chemigation -- the practice of applying pesticides or fertilizers through irrigation water. The New Chemigation User's Permit Application outlines the requirements and process to apply for a permit under the Pesticide and Fertilizer Program.

This document is designed to facilitate applications for pest control technicians, specifically in the pesticide and fertilizer field within Kansas. It is used to register and update technician information, licensing, and certification.

This Form is used for gathering information about the preferred language spoken at home in Kansas, specifically for the Somali language.

This document is a Home Language Survey specifically for the state of Kansas, asking about knowledge of the German language.

This form is used for reporting and paying the excise tax on vehicle rentals in the state of Kansas.

This form is used for self-represented litigants in Johnson County, Kansas to certify their status when filing court documents without legal representation.

This type of document is used for recording the individual amendment votes made during a board vote in the state of Kansas.

This Form is used for providing suggestions to improve victim services in Kansas.

This form is used for filing a complaint related to victim services in the state of Kansas.

This document is used for transferring certain personal property in estates valued under $75,000 in the state of Kansas, according to K.S.A. 59-1507b.

This document is for extending a protection order for stalking, sexual assault, or human trafficking in Kansas for one to three additional years.

This document is used to request an extension of a protection order against stalking, sexual assault, or human trafficking in Kansas for an additional one to three years.

This document is a response to a motion to extend a protection order against stalking, sexual assault, or human trafficking in Kansas. It is used to oppose or support the extension of the order for one to three more years.