Alaska Proof of Service by Certified Mail, SHC-405, is a document issued by the Alaska court system to serve as proof that legal documents have been delivered to a specific party. This type of proof of service is used when documents must be served by mail, such as a court summons, complaint, or other legal notice. It includes the date and time the document was sent, the name of the person who received it, and the name of the sender. There are two types of Alaska Proof of Service by Certified Mail, SHC-405: Return Receipt Requested and Restricted Delivery. Return Receipt Requested requires the recipient to sign for the document upon receipt, while Restricted Delivery requires the recipient to provide a valid identification before signing for the document.
Alaska Proof of Service by Certified Mail, SHC-405, is a document issued by the Alaska court system to serve as proof that legal documents have been delivered to a specific party. This type of proof of service is used when documents must be served by mail, such as a court summons, complaint, or other legal notice. It includes the date and time the document was sent, the name of the person who received it, and the name of the sender. There are two types of Alaska Proof of Service by Certified Mail, SHC-405: Return Receipt Requested and Restricted Delivery. Return Receipt Requested requires the recipient to sign for the document upon receipt, while Restricted Delivery requires the recipient to provide a valid identification before signing for the document.
