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The Certificate of Service confirms that a copy of the document you are filing with the court has been provided to everyone connected with the case or the proceeding. If the papers are not served in the correct way at the correct time, the court cannot proceed with your case or proceeding.

(1) As a condition precedent to service by publication, a statement shall be filed in the action executed by the plaintiff, the plaintiff's agent or attorney, setting forth substantially the matters hereafter required, which statement may be contained in a verified pleading, or in an affidavit or other sworn statement.

Although Florida businesses aren't legally required to keep a certificate of status on hand, it can be useful and even necessary in certain situations. Some of these include: Selling a business. Expanding your business to another state through a Foreign Qualification.

Filings must also include a certificate of service that contains the name, street address, telephone number, facsimile telephone number, and e-mail address of all counsel for all parties, including the party filing the pleading.

To obtain a clerk's default, the plaintiff must submit the following documents to the clerk: A motion for entry of default. An affidavit of nonmilitary service confirming that the defaulted defendant is not actively serving in the US military. Proof of service of the complaint. A proposed clerk's default.

An Affidavit of Non-Military is a sworn statement stating that to the best of your knowledge, you know that the defendant(s) are not currently in the military service. Without the non-military affidavit, the Judge will not accept the default. You may not enter a default against a person in the military.