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The "Federal Rules of Civil Procedure" are
where the rules & regulations of process serving can be found.
Remember to check with your state's rules
as well (if any) & to always double-check information in case
it is incomplete or needs to be updated. These tips are not
intended to be legal advice but merely informational suggestions.
Other Helpful Tips:
Bring a watch or a clock, so
you can note the time of service. Make sure to ask for the name
of the person you serve (if unacquainted). Put the documents
to be served in a sealed envelope. Type the party's name on
the outside of the envelope. Bring tape with you in case you
need to "post" the envelope on a door. Be sure to have the server
fill out a "Proof of Service" of "Affidavit of Service." Finally,
be safe!
PROCESS SERVING RULES FROM THE
FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Rule 4 (c) Service with Complaint
Rule 4 (d) Waiver of Service; Duty
to Save Costs of Service; Request to Waive
Rule 4 (e) Serve Upon Individuals
Within a Judicial District of the United States
Rule 4 (f) Service Upon Individuals
in a Foreign Country
Rule 4 (g) Service Upon Infants
& Incompetent Persons
Rule 4 (h) Service Upon Corporations
& Associations
Rule 4 (i) Serving the United States,
Its Agencies, Corporations, Officers, or Employees
Rule 4 (j) Service Upon Foreign,
State, or Local Governments
Rule 4 (k) Territorial Limits of
Effective Service
Rule 4 (l) Proof of Service
Rule 4 (m) Time Limit for Service
Rule 4 (n) Seizure of Property;
Service of Summons Not Feasible
Rule 4.1 Service of Other
Process
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