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D10 for process server

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10 Dec 19 #510684 by cjlxyz
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I couldn’t find the answer to my question so wanted to post what I found out. If you’re using a process server you need to give them the correct documents - it’s not their responsibility. Without the correct documents served the judge can refuse it. You need to give them a copy of the petition, the Notice of Proceedings and the Acknowledgment of Service (D10]. You can’t get a D10 online and there’s no ‘blank’ one, The D10 has to be correct for your case. You can go to a court WITH YOUR CASE NUMBER and they will print one for you for free. I’m in area that has a centralised court a distance away that is impossible to contact, but I went in person to my local law court and, with my case number, they were able to print one for me. I hope this helps.

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11 Dec 19 #510686 by hadenoughnow
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Thank you for posting this.

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