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The request to fix a clerical error in a small claims judgment, or cancel it because the wrong law was applied, with the other side’s answer on page 2.
Optional form · Revised July 1, 2025 · 2 pages · SC-130 · Notice of Entry of Judgment
The PDF is the Judicial Council’s own file on courts.ca.gov, revised July 1, 2025. Form page on courts.ca.gov ↗
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The form says SC-108 must be filed no later than 30 days after the clerk mailed the Notice of Entry of Judgment (SC-130), and that filing it does not extend the deadline to appeal. It cites Code of Civil Procedure section 116.725 and California Rules of Court, rule 3.2107.
When it is used
The form says a party who did not go to the trial must use SC-135, Notice of Motion to Vacate Judgment and Declaration, instead. For SC-108, the clerk mails copies to the other parties, who get at least 10 days to answer.
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The person asking, plaintiff or defendant, and the names and addresses of all other parties.
Correct a listed clerical error, with the change and why, or cancel the judgment because the court applied the wrong law.
Records and any hearing evidence, and the signature under penalty of perjury.
Agree or disagree with the correction or cancellation, with an explanation, or ask for a hearing.
The date the answer was mailed to everyone, and the signature.
How the clerk mailed the request and answer.
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Questions
No. The form says filing it does not extend the deadline to file an appeal.
The form says to use SC-135, Notice of Motion to Vacate Judgment and Declaration.
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SC-108 form revision: July 1, 2025.